Morpho API MCP Server

The Morpho API MCP Server bridges the gap between AI assistants like Claude and the rich, real‑time market data exposed by Morpho’s GraphQL API. By packaging the API into an MCP-compliant service, it allows developers to embed financial insights directly into conversational agents without writing custom adapters. The server translates simple, declarative tool calls from the assistant into GraphQL queries, returning strongly‑typed results that can be used to answer user questions or trigger automated trading actions.

At its core, the server exposes a suite of high‑level tools that mirror Morpho’s domain concepts: markets, vaults, assets, and accounts. Each tool is designed to be intuitive—e.g., fetches a paginated list of all markets, while pulls the full history for a specific vault. The API layer handles pagination, ordering, and filtering automatically, so the assistant can request just the slice of data it needs. This reduces latency and simplifies client logic, letting developers focus on business rules rather than query construction.

Key capabilities include:

• Comprehensive data coverage: Market snapshots, vault states, position details, transaction logs, and oracle metadata are all available through a single interface.
• Historical analytics: Tools such as provide time‑series data, enabling trend analysis or risk assessment directly within the assistant’s context.
• Robust validation: All responses are validated against Zod schemas, ensuring type safety and early error detection.
• Error handling: The server normalizes API errors into MCP‑compatible messages, allowing the assistant to surface clear diagnostics to users.

Real‑world use cases span from portfolio dashboards that automatically pull the latest market rates into a chat, to automated liquidation monitoring where alerts users in real time. Because the server adheres to MCP standards, it can be dropped into any Claude‑compatible environment with minimal configuration, scaling from personal projects to enterprise deployments.

Developers benefit from a plug‑and‑play integration that removes the overhead of managing GraphQL clients, authentication flows, and schema evolution. The server’s design prioritizes clarity—each tool name reflects its intent, and the output is structured for immediate consumption by downstream logic or user-facing UI. In short, the Morpho API MCP Server empowers AI assistants to deliver actionable financial data with confidence and speed.