Your AI assistant
Describe what you need. Review the selected room, action and settings before approving a change.
Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini CLI or Cursor to Copygram with MCP. Manage rooms, configure receivers and route your trade instructions to connected accounts—all from a conversation.
An AI trading agent is an AI assistant that can act on your trading accounts, not just talk about them: it reads your setup, prepares changes and sends trade instructions through a connector such as an MCP server.
With Copygram, the agent is the assistant you already use: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini CLI or Cursor. Copygram's MCP server gives it tools for your Rooms, receivers and logs, and routes the trades you approve to MT4, MT5, Tradovate, NinjaTrader, TradeLocker and the other connected platforms.
An AI agent doesn't make a strategy profitable. It follows your instructions, and results depend on your trading.
Copygram MCP connects an AI assistant to your Copygram account through the Model Context Protocol. The assistant can manage your workflow and send your instructions; Copygram handles routing and receiver settings.
Describe what you need. Review the selected room, action and settings before approving a change.
An active AI Agent room accepts trade instructions and applies each receiver’s configuration.
Instructions reach the connected receivers. Review the actual outcome for each account in the logs.
The size in a prompt is the signal’s size. Each receiver applies its own money management, symbol mapping, AI validation and trading schedule. Check the resulting order size for each account.
Create and rename rooms, choose a source and add or remove receivers. Review your current setup before changing it.
Read and change money management, SL/TP, symbol filters and schedules. Keep settings specific to the account you are updating.
Send an instruction to an AI Agent room. Use the returned signal ID to request a stop-loss update, take-profit update, partial close or full close.
Read room logs and per-receiver execution details. Review skipped signals, reported errors and order results without jumping between screens.
Use plain English to inspect your setup, prepare a room or understand a failed signal. Start with a request that reads your account without changing it.
“List my rooms, their signal sources and connected receivers. Show which rooms are active or paused.”
“Create a room called AI Desk with AI Agent as its source. Leave it paused while I review the receivers and settings.”
“Read the latest signal logs for AI Desk. Explain which receivers executed or skipped the signal and the reason shown.”
Example prompts—not live account results. Your assistant’s available tools and approval behavior depend on the client you use.
Add the Copygram MCP server to an assistant that supports remote MCP and OAuth. Sign in to Copygram and approve the connection. Then ask which accounts and rooms you have.
No Copygram API key to paste. Use a client that supports remote MCP and OAuth, including Gemini CLI. Follow our step-by-step MCP connection guide for setup and read-only checks.
https://platform.copygram.app/mcpAuthenticate with your Copygram login. Connector availability and account requirements depend on your AI client.
Room management works across your existing workflows. For the dedicated AI trading workflow, select AI Agent as the room’s signal source.
Add https://platform.copygram.app/mcp to your AI client. Sign in to Copygram and review the access request.
Create a room, select AI Agent as its signal source, then add your receiver accounts and configure their settings.
Press Play when ready. Review each instruction before approval, then check the receiver results in Signal Logs. Pause the room to block new AI Agent instructions.
How the connector works, what your assistant can access and how you stay in control.
Copygram MCP is a connector that lets an AI assistant access your Copygram account using the Model Context Protocol. After you sign in with OAuth, the assistant can manage rooms and receivers, read settings and logs, and send trade instructions through the documented AI Agent workflow.
Connect through a client that supports remote MCP and OAuth, such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini CLI or Cursor. Gemini connects through Gemini CLI. Available tools, connector access and approval behavior depend on the client and its account requirements. Follow the Copygram AI Agents guide and your client’s MCP setup instructions.
Copygram supports receiver accounts on MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, TradeLocker, DXtrade, MatchTrader, OANDA, Tradovate, NinjaTrader and Binance Futures. Add the intended receivers to your room and configure their symbols and sizing. Futures contracts, forex lots and crypto quantities are different units.
The MCP connector provides access to Copygram tools; it is not a trading strategy. The assistant follows the instructions and tools you give it. Copygram instructs assistants to confirm trade details before submission, but confirmation behavior depends on the client. Review the room, symbol, direction, order type, size and SL/TP before approving.
A paused AI Agent room does not accept new AI Agent trade instructions. Pausing is a control on new instructions; do not treat it as a command to close existing positions. Review open positions and their management separately.
The documented MCP tools do not return broker passwords, API keys or tokens to the assistant. Access is tied to your Copygram login through OAuth. Billing, API-key management and support tickets are not exposed through the connector.
They serve different purposes. MCP connects your external AI assistant to Copygram so it can manage workflows and submit instructions. Copygram AI trade validation is a receiver setting that filters signals using a confidence threshold. The receiver’s configured settings still apply to AI Agent instructions.
Yes. An AI Agent trade returns a signal ID. Use that same ID when requesting a stop-loss or take-profit modification, a partial close or a full close. Ask the assistant to look up the original trade when needed, and inspect the per-receiver results in the room logs.
The MCP connector uses an OAuth sign-in instead of a Copygram API key. The invitation-only REST API is a separate integration option for developers. Your Copygram plan limits and receiver settings continue to apply when you use MCP.
Yes. AI Agents/MCP is included in every Copygram plan at no additional Copygram fee. You can manage the accounts and rooms available in your plan; your existing plan limits still apply.
Yes. Add Copygram's MCP connector (platform.copygram.app/mcp) to your assistant and approve access once. The assistant can then manage Rooms and receivers, read logs and, in a Room whose source is AI Agent, send trades after you confirm them.
It is instructed to restate each trade and wait for your confirmation, and a trade is only accepted while the Room is active. Pausing the Room stops everything.
No. Access works through OAuth on your Copygram user, credentials are never returned to the assistant, every call is logged, and you can revoke access at any time.
Connect your accounts, choose your receiver settings and manage the workflow from your AI assistant. Your Copygram plan limits continue to apply.