fahali-mcp
# Fahali — Financial Risk MCP Server for AI Agents
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**Give your agent a risk conscience.** Fahali gives AI agents a callable financial-risk layer: portfolio risk, stress losses, crypto risk, contagion, crash precursors and market verdicts. Read-only — your agent already fetches prices; Fahali tells it what those prices mean for capital at risk. It returns a judged read with its confidence, the inputs it is missing, and a signed receipt, so your agent can check its own conviction against something scored against outcomes instead of raw prices it has to interpret blindly.
> **Observation, not advice.** Fahali watches and explains market risk. It never tells you or your agent what to buy or sell. Read-only: no order routing, no path to capital.
## Why an agent cites Fahali instead of a price feed
- **Verified lead time.** Per engine, the median hours ahead of the move on its correct material warnings, scored against what happened, with the misses in the same record. Your agent can weight a signal by proven lead, not by tone. Public, no key: `GET /api/track-record/lead-time`.
- **Signed receipts.** Every verdict carries a SHA-256 receipt and a provenance root. When your agent quotes Fahali, it can attach proof of what was said and when.
- **A judged record with public replays.** Predictive signals are graded against a disclosed, versioned method at their own horizon, and wrong calls stay on the record. Analytical engines are labelled observation-only rather than scored as forecasts, because grading an observation against a price move would manufacture a hit rate that means nothing. Methodology: [fahaliai.com/methodology](https://fahaliai.com/methodology).
- **Honest absence.** Missing data says so. Quiet markets resolve as unresolved, never as wins. Some tools abstain by design: whale tracking returns an explicit "no on-chain data source" rather than inventing positions.
Coverage is crypto 24/7 and US equities and ETFs during market hours. Live coverage and engine counts are reported at `GET /api/public/stats` rather than asserted here, because the active set changes.
## See it before you sign up
The lead-time record is public. This is the fastest way to confirm Fahali is scored against outcomes:
```bash
curl https://app.fahaliai.com/api/track-record/lead-time
```
## Connect
**Remote MCP (recommended, nothing to install):**
```
Streamable HTTP: https://mcp.fahaliai.com/mcp
SSE (legacy): https://mcp.fahaliai.com/sse
```
Auth: OAuth 2.1 ("Connect with Fahali") or a static key, `Authorization: Bearer sk_live_...`. Grab a free developer key (50 calls/day, no card) at [app.fahaliai.com/developer](https://app.fahaliai.com/developer). In Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor, add the URL above as a connector. Listed in the official MCP registry as `com.fahaliai/fahali`.
**Run this repo as a local stdio proxy:**
```bash
npm install
npm run build
FAHALI_API_KEY=sk_live_... node dist/index.js --stdio
```
It forwards each tool call to the upstream Fahali API; tier is enforced upstream.
## Example: a pre-trade risk check
[`examples/pre-trade-check`](examples/pre-trade-check) is a runnable agent (zero dependencies, one command) that asks Fahali, before a position is opened: is a flash-crash precursor firing, what is the judged read and what data is missing, and how early does the record say this engine usually warns. It then prints a `PROCEED` / `CAUTION` / `HOLD` posture and the receipt.
## Tools
Around 30 tools. Most are read-only market intelligence; a few agent-workspace tools (memory, custom alerts) write only to your own workspace, never to markets. Highlights:
| Tool | Returns |
|------|---------|
| `fahali_get_market_verdict` | Per-symbol verdict: direction, confidence, reasoning, expected move, horizon |
| `fahali_get_lead_time` | The verified, outcome-scored lead-time record (public) |
| `fahali_get_forecast` | Probabilistic forecast over the signal's own registered horizon (6-72h), with an uncertainty cone, Brier-scored |
| `fahali_get_flash_crash_risk` | Flash-crash precursor strength, or an explicit abstention |
| `fahali_get_track_record_scorecard` | The judged record with per-horizon base rates and lift |
| `fahali_get_contagion_map` | Cross-asset tail-dependence and correlated clusters |
| `fahali_get_microstructure_proxy` | Absorption inferred from public microstructure only - we do not see off-exchange prints |
| `fahali_get_capital_flow` | Order-flow imbalance proxy (no fabricated institutional/retail split) |
| `fahali_get_market_regime` | Current regime read |
| `fahali_run_shock_test` | Stress-test a portfolio against a scenario |
Full tool schemas: [mcp.fahaliai.com](https://mcp.fahaliai.com/).
## Pricing
Free developer key (50 calls/day) for exploration. Agent lanes from $49/mo (10k calls), $199 (100k), $999 (1M). Human app tiers from $19/mo at [fahaliai.com](https://fahaliai.com).
## Links
- App: [app.fahaliai.com](https://app.fahaliai.com)
- MCP docs / health: [mcp.fahaliai.com](https://mcp.fahaliai.com/)
- Methodology (how signals are graded): [fahaliai.com/methodology](https://fahaliai.com/methodology)
- Developer / API: [fahaliai.com/developer](https://fahaliai.com/developer)
- Privacy: [app.fahaliai.com/privacy](https://app.fahaliai.com/privacy)
Built by [Future Legends Inc](https://fahaliai.com). Observation, not advice.
TDQS
Scored across 22 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes due to very detailed descriptions, but there is some overlap among portfolio risk tools (metrics, risk, analyze) and market data tools (sentiment, verdict, snapshot, regime). An agent could confuse them without careful reading, but the descriptions generally clarify.
The vast majority follow the 'fahali_get_<descriptive_name>' pattern, but 'search_memories' lacks the prefix and uses 'search' instead of 'get', and 'fahali_analyze_custom_portfolio' uses 'analyze'. These minor deviations prevent a perfect score.
22 tools is slightly above the typical well-scoped range, but each tool serves a specific analytical function (e.g., engine status, case studies, correlation matrices). The count is justified by the broad domain of financial analytics, though a few could potentially be merged.
The tool set covers the core functionalities of the Fahali platform: market data, detection engines, portfolio risk, and track records. However, it lacks any mutation or write operations (e.g., setting alerts, managing portfolios) and is missing some common financial data queries like historical prices or news feeds, which are minor gaps.