Bitget MCP Server

Overview

Bitget Agent Hub is Bitget's official AI Agent toolkit, covering cryptocurrency and tokenized US stock trading — bringing 89 Bitget UTA v3 operations across trading and market analysis to Claude, Cursor, Codex, ChatGPT, and other AI agents.

Built for individual traders, quant developers, and anyone who wants to operate a crypto exchange through natural language.

This repository is the central entry point for the entire ecosystem. See individual package repos for detailed documentation.

Related MCP server: bybit-mcp

Quick Start

What Do You Want to Do?

What do you want to do with AI?
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+-- Let an AI Agent trade on Bitget for me
|     |
|     +-- Terminal AI (Claude Code / Codex CLI / OpenClaw)
|     |   -> install agent-cli + agent-skill
|     |
|     +-- Desktop AI (Claude Desktop / Cursor / Continue)
|         -> install agent-mcp
|
+-- Let an AI Agent monitor and analyze the market for me
|     -> install bitget-signal (no account, no API key)
|
+-- I'm a developer building my own Bitget AI tool
      -> install bitget-agent-sdk

Install with Your AI

The use-case tree above tells you which package you need. To set up the terminal tools in one shot, paste this into your terminal AI (Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw):

Please run `npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-installer upgrade-all --target all` to set up the Bitget Agent Hub terminal tools (requires Node.js 20+), then help me verify the install.

This installs the bgc CLI plus the trading and market-signal skills, and deploys the skills to Claude Code, Codex, and OpenClaw. Desktop AI (Cursor, Claude Desktop, ChatGPT) uses bitget-agent-mcp instead — see Trading Tools. For per-package commands, rollback, and flags, see Installer below.

Ecosystem

Bitget Agent Hub consists of 5 core packages, each with a single responsibility. This repo also ships the bitget-agent-installer meta-tool that installs and upgrades them together.

Trading Tools (API Key Required)

Market Tools (No Account Needed)

All packages are MIT-licensed and free to use. They can be installed side by side without conflicts.

Installer

@bitget-ai/bitget-agent-installer is the ecosystem's meta-tool. One command installs, upgrades, rolls back, and deploys the Bitget Agent Hub packages into your AI tools — no installing each package and running each skill's setup by hand.

npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-installer

Run it with no arguments for an interactive menu, or pass a command directly (see below).

What It Manages

Desktop AI uses bitget-agent-mcp, which is registered in your MCP client's config rather than installed globally — set it up via the MCP package directly. bitget-agent-sdk is a library dependency and needs no separate install.

Why Use It

• One command for the whole ecosystem — install, upgrade, or roll back every package together.

• Always up to date — resolves each package's latest published version automatically; nothing to pin, so differing versions across packages just work.

• Skill deployment built in — wires skills straight into Claude Code, Codex, and OpenClaw via --target.

• Reversible — roll any package back to a previously published version.

• Safe to preview — --dry-run prints every command without running it.

• Lightweight — a single dependency-free script run with npx; auto-detects npm or pnpm.

Commands

Flags

• --target <tools> — where to deploy skills: claude, codex, openclaw, all (comma-separated; default claude)

• --dry-run — preview commands without executing them

• --version · --help

Examples

# Install everything and deploy skills to every supported AI tool
npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-installer upgrade-all --target all

# Update just the CLI to the latest version
npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-installer upgrade @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-cli

# Roll the CLI back to the pre-v3 release
npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-installer rollback @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-cli --to 1.2.0

# Deploy already-installed market-signal skills into Claude Code and Codex
npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-installer install @bitget-ai/bitget-signal --target claude,codex

# Preview an upgrade without changing anything
npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-installer upgrade-all --target all --dry-run

Trading Tools

Let an AI Agent Trade Bitget for You Automatically

Bitget Agent Hub's trading tools expose 89 UTA v3 operations through 14 curated intent verbs:

Choose Your AI Environment

Get Started

1. Create a Bitget API Key at bitget.com/api-management

2. Run the installer wizard or follow individual package docs

3. Verify installation by asking your AI: "What Bitget tools are available?"

First time? Create a Demo API Key and use --paper-trading to practice before touching real funds.

Market Tools

Let an AI Agent Monitor and Analyze the Market in Real Time

bitget-signal adds 5 market analysis skills — no Bitget account, no API key required:

Get Started

npx @bitget-ai/bitget-signal --target all

Restart your AI tool, then ask about market conditions.

Coming Next

Bitget-exclusive signals:

• top-trader-flow: Top copy-trading leader positioning

• derivatives-structure: Perp basis and term structure

• large-flow-detect: Whale-sized order detection

Architecture

graph TD
    subgraph Surfaces
        A[bitget-agent-cli<br/>Terminal AI]
        B[bitget-agent-mcp<br/>Desktop AI MCP]
        C[bitget-agent-skill<br/>AI Reasoning Guide]
    end
    
    subgraph Foundation
        D[bitget-agent-sdk<br/>TypeScript SDK]
    end
    
    subgraph MarketAnalysis
        E[bitget-signal<br/>5 Analysis Skills]
    end
    
    A --> D
    B --> D
    C --> A
    D --> F[Bitget UTA v3 API]
    E --> G[Public Market-Data MCP<br/>no API key]
    
    style D fill:#f9f,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    style F fill:#bbf,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px

How it works:

1. SDK (bitget-agent-sdk): Foundation layer with 89 operations, HMAC signing, rate limiting

2. CLI (bitget-agent-cli): Terminal command-line tool built on SDK

3. MCP (bitget-agent-mcp): Desktop AI server built on SDK

4. Skill (bitget-agent-skill): Teaches terminal AI how to use CLI correctly

5. Signal (bitget-signal): Independent market analysis via a public, no-key market-data MCP service

Supported Operations

Based on Bitget UTA v3 API — 89 operations via 14 curated intent verbs:

strategy_order is gated on the trade module — placing strategy orders is a trading capability an agent expects whenever trading is enabled; the strategy module's other operations remain reachable through raw.

Plus meta tools: discover (explore operations) and raw (call any operation by operationId).

Browse the live catalog anytime with bgc discover (or discover in any surface).

Security

Credential Protection

• ✅ Never leaves your machine: API keys read from environment variables only

• ✅ Local signing: All authenticated requests signed with HMAC-SHA256 in-process

• ✅ No .env parsing: Tools do not read .env files to prevent leakage

• ✅ No proxy: Direct connection to Bitget's official API

Safety Modes

• --read-only: Removes all write tools at startup — AI cannot place orders or transfers

• --paper-trading: Routes to Bitget's Demo environment — no real funds involved

• Rate limiting: Built-in client-side throttling prevents API abuse

Best Practices

1. Use Demo API Key first for testing

2. Start with --read-only mode to verify queries

3. Never commit credentials to version control

4. Rotate API keys every 90 days

Documentation

Per-package references — CLI flags, MCP client config, SDK API, signal skills — live in each package's own repo (see the Ecosystem table above). The live tool surface is always browsable with bgc discover (or discover in any surface).

Links

• Bitget: bitget.com

• API documentation: bitget.com/api-doc

• Model Context Protocol: modelcontextprotocol.io

• All Bitget AI repos: github.com/Bitget-AI

FAQ

What is Bitget Agent Hub?

Bitget Agent Hub is the official open-source AI Agent ecosystem from Bitget. It connects Bitget's cryptocurrency trading capabilities and real-time market data to AI agents like Claude, Cursor, Codex, and ChatGPT — covering 89 UTA v3 operations through 14 curated intent verbs, plus no-account-required market analysis skills.

How do I know which package to install?

It depends on your AI tool:

• Terminal AI (Claude Code, Codex) → bitget-agent-cli + bitget-agent-skill

• Desktop AI (Claude Desktop, Cursor) → bitget-agent-mcp

• Market analysis only → bitget-signal (no API key needed)

• Developer building custom tools → bitget-agent-sdk

Can I use AI to trade crypto automatically?

Yes. Once installed, you can tell supported AI tools to "buy 0.1 BTC" or "open a BTC long at 10x leverage" and the AI will execute directly on your Bitget account. Use --paper-trading mode to rehearse safely.

Is it safe to connect my API key?

Yes. Credentials are:

• Read from environment variables only

• Never proxied through any server

• Signed locally with HMAC-SHA256

• Never logged or written to disk

How do I prevent accidental orders?

Add --read-only at startup. All write tools are removed entirely — the AI cannot see or call them.

Which AI tools are supported?

Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, Continue, Windsurf, ChatGPT Desktop, OpenClaw, and any MCP-compatible client.

Is it free?

All packages are MIT-licensed and free to use. bitget-signal is maintained by Bitget and free to use — no API key, no account.

How do I update everything?

Run npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-installer and choose upgrade, or:

npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-installer upgrade-all --target all

Contributing

Issues and pull requests are welcome.

• Report bugs or request features: GitHub Issues

• Security issues: email security@bitget.com (please do not post publicly)

License

MIT License — Free for personal and commercial use. Attribution appreciated but not required.

⚠️ Risk Disclaimer: Trading cryptocurrency and tokenized stocks carries substantial risk. You are solely responsible for any orders your AI agent places on your behalf. Always use --read-only and --paper-trading modes to rehearse safely before going live.

Bitget Agent Hub is an official Bitget open-source project · Part of the Bitget AI ecosystem · Built for traders, developers, and AI enthusiasts