# Point your AI assistant at this site's data > This site runs a read-only server that an AI assistant can read. There is now a page giving the exact settings for Claude, ChatGPT, VS Code, Cursor and Gemini CLI, and four of the five want them written differently. - **Kind:** Explainer - **Checked:** 2026-08-01 - **Author:** Stocks On Chain ## Sources - Anthropic: connect Claude Code to tools via MCP: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/mcp - Microsoft: add and manage MCP servers in VS Code: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/agent-customization/mcp-servers - Google: MCP servers with the Gemini CLI: https://google-gemini.github.io/gemini-cli/docs/tools/mcp-server.html - Cursor: Model Context Protocol documentation: https://cursor.com/docs/context/mcp - Apple: About Applebot: https://support.apple.com/en-us/119829 - WebKit: introducing the Safari MCP server for web developers, 1 July 2026: https://webkit.org/blog/18136/introducing-the-safari-mcp-server-for-web-developers/ --- This site already ran a server that an AI assistant can read. Nothing on it said so in words you would use, and no page told you how to point your own assistant at it. That page exists now, at [/agents](/agents). You add one address to your assistant's settings. After that you ask it questions in your own words, and it answers from the same numbers this site shows, with the time each one was read still attached to it. The questions are the ones people type. Is Apple on chain. Who issues tokenized NVDA, and which chains is it on. What address does tokenized Tesla have. Addresses are the part a model cannot work out for itself: an issuer can redeploy a token, a new chain gets added, and there is nothing in the ticker that tells you the address. ## Five clients, four different settings files Every client that speaks Model Context Protocol wants that address written down its own way, and the differences look like typos until one of them costs you an afternoon. Claude needs a "type" field. An entry without one is read as a local program it should go and launch, so it skips ours and reports a missing command. VS Code and Copilot keep the whole block under a key called "servers", where the others use "mcpServers", so a file copied across from one of them loads as nothing at all. Gemini CLI wants "httpUrl", because plain "url" picks an older transport that this server does not answer. Cursor wants no type field. Four of those five fail if you guess. Three fail in a way that reads as our server being down when the problem is a key name in a file on your own machine. Every block on the page was read from that product's own documentation, and each one carries the date it was read beside a link to the page it came from. ## What it refuses to do None of the tools takes a sort parameter. An assistant cannot ask this server which tokenized stock is doing well, because there is no way to phrase the question. Every result states the order it came back in, and states that the order is not a ranking. There is a skill file published next to the server, and most of it covers how to report the data. Quote what an issuer says about its own product. Keep the timestamp with the number it belongs to. A stock carried by four issuers is one stock, and it gets counted once. ## On Apple Applebot reads this site. It is the crawler behind Spotlight, Siri and Safari search, and it is now named in our robots.txt beside every other assistant crawler we allow. Siri itself cannot connect to a server like this one yet. Safari did get an MCP server of its own in July, and that one runs the other way round: it hands a coding assistant a browser window to look inside. Our address will be sitting there if Apple opens the direction that would matter here. We are not going to describe that as working before it does. An iPhone can read the data today without any of it. The Shortcuts app will fetch a JSON file and pull a value out of it, and the addresses are on the page. You would build that Shortcut yourself. We publish nothing for anyone to install, and that is not going to change. ## Where to look [/agents](/agents) has the settings for each client. [/developers/agents](/developers/agents) has the tools, the schemas and the protocol versions. [/llms.txt](/llms.txt) is the whole site written out as one index. --- Source: https://stocksonchain.io/wiki/point-your-ai-assistant-at-this-data Data read: 2026-08-01T00:00:00.000Z Published by Gwei, Inc. Licence: CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Attribute to Stocks On Chain, https://stocksonchain.io. Not a broker-dealer, exchange, or investment adviser. We do not sell securities and we hold no customer funds. Not investment advice, and not an offer or recommendation of any asset. Nothing on this site is ranked or rated, and every ordered list states its own sort key. This site publishes no issuer's rule on who may buy; it links to the issuer instead. **Stocks On Chain never asks a reader to sign in or use a wallet.**