Tapetide-hq/nse-bse-indian-stock-market-data-mcp

The Indian stock market MCP server for NSE and BSE: 55 tools to search, screen and analyze all 8,200+ listed stocks from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and any MCP client.
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Tapetide is an **Indian stock market MCP server** that gives AI assistants live, structured data on every **NSE** and **BSE** listed company, from Nifty 50 and Sensex heavyweights to SME stocks. Connect it to **Claude**, **ChatGPT**, **Cursor**, **VS Code**, **Codex** or **Gemini CLI** and ask in plain English for share prices, quarterly financials, a 326-ratio stock screener, technical indicators, FII/DII flows, option chains and IV, corporate filings, IPOs, bulk deals and your portfolio P&L.
**One-line install** (Claude Code, with a free token from tapetide.com/settings/tokens):
Or skip the install entirely and add the remote server URL https://mcp.tapetide.com/mcp in claude.ai, ChatGPT, Grok or any client that supports remote MCP. You sign in with Google.
**55 tools** · **8,200+ NSE/BSE stocks** · **Remote (OAuth) or local (npx / uvx)** · **Free tier** · Setup guides for 16 clients
Works with
Step-by-step setup guides for every major MCP client:
| Chat apps | Code editors & IDEs | Terminal agents |
|---|---|---|
| Claude.ai | Cursor | Claude Code |
| ChatGPT | VS Code (GitHub Copilot) | Codex CLI |
| Claude Desktop | Windsurf | Gemini CLI |
| Grok | Kiro | OpenCode |
| | Zed | Command Code |
| | Cline | |
| | Antigravity | |
Any other client that speaks the Model Context Protocol works too, over remote HTTP or local stdio.
Quick Start
Option 1: Remote MCP (No install — claude.ai, chatgpt.com, Grok, Gemini)
Add this URL directly in your AI chat app:
Authentication happens automatically via Google OAuth. No token needed.
Option 2: Remote MCP with Token (Claude Code, VS Code, Kiro, Zed)
For code editors that support URL-based MCP servers with custom headers:
1. Get a free token at tapetide.com/settings/tokens
2. Add to your MCP config:
Option 3: Local MCP via npm (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Gemini CLI, Kiro, OpenCode)
For stdio-based MCP clients. No cloning or building required — runs via npx:
1. Get a free token at tapetide.com/settings/tokens
2. Add to your MCP config:
> **Node.js 18+** required for the local option. Run node --version to check.
Gemini CLI extension
You'll be prompted for your Tapetide token on install.
Install as a Claude Code plugin
This repo is also a one-plugin Claude Code marketplace. Run these two commands inside Claude Code:
On Claude Code 2.1.275 or later, one line does both:
The plugin connects to the remote server at https://mcp.tapetide.com/mcp, so there is nothing to install locally. Run /mcp and pick tapetide to sign in with Google the first time.
Prefer a local stdio server with a personal token instead? Skip the plugin and add the npm package directly (get a free token):
Option 4: Local MCP via Python (uvx / pip)
Same bridge, packaged for Python 3.10+ — tapetide-mcp on PyPI (source):
How It Works
The npm package is a lightweight stdio bridge with zero runtime dependencies. It:
- Reads JSON-RPC from stdin, forwards to the remote Tapetide MCP server, writes responses to stdout
- Auto-detects framing: Content-Length (VS Code, Claude Desktop) or newline-delimited JSON (Kiro, Claude Code)
- Exchanges your refresh token for a 1-hour HMAC access token, auto-refreshes before expiry
- Handles SSE responses from the remote server
- Identifies your MCP client to the remote via User-Agent, and echoes the negotiated protocol version
- Warns on stderr when the server rate-limits a call, naming the retry delay
- Replays the Mcp-Session-Id the server mints at initialize on every later request, so the remote can tie a session's calls together
- Forwards MCP Apps traffic untouched — resources/list, resources/read and the _meta.ui hints on get_price_history, market_heatmap and screen_stocks reach your client exactly as the server sends them
All 55 tools and their logic run on the remote server — the npm package is just the transport layer.
Because it forwards JSON-RPC verbatim, tools shipped on the remote are available immediately without
upgrading this package.
Authentication
| Method | How it works | Best for |
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