Use cubrik from the AI you already use

Connect

Three steps

1. 01

   Add the address

   In your AI app, add a custom connector and paste https://mcp.cubrik.ai/mcp.

2. 02

   Sign in with cubrik

   The app sends you to cubrik. Sign in as usual: no key to copy, nothing to paste into the chat.

3. 03

   Choose what it may do

   Read your account, manage your agents, trade on your connected brokers: you tick what this app may do, and you can change it by connecting again.

Before you start

• A cubrik account: sign up at app.cubrik.ai. Every plan includes the connection, the free Demo plan too.
• An AI app that connects to remote MCP servers over streamable HTTP, with an OAuth sign-in.
• For the trading tools only: a broker or exchange connected in cubrik, on its Brokers page. Market data, backtests and the Library need none, and every plan can open a Demo account there, with virtual money.

Set it up in your app

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "cubrik": { "url": "https://mcp.cubrik.ai/mcp" }
  }
}

{
  "servers": {
    "cubrik": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.cubrik.ai/mcp" }
  }
}

Sign-in and permissions

cubrik signs AI apps in with OAuth 2.0, through the authorization code flow with PKCE. The app registers itself, by dynamic client registration or a client ID metadata document, so there is no client ID, API key or password to copy.

On cubrik's sign-in page you choose what the app may do. It then holds a token for your cubrik account alone, limited to what you allowed:

• See your accountcubrik.read

  Your plan and credits, agents and their runs, backtests, the Library, Analytics, market data, notifications and skills, and the balances, positions and trades of the platforms you connected.

• Manage your agentscubrik.agents

  Create, change, test, start, pause and delete agents, copy Library agents, apply Analytics advice, and save or delete skills.

• Trade on your platformscubrik.trade

  Place, change and close orders, and set take-profit and stop-loss, on the brokers and exchanges you connected to cubrik.

Broker and exchange keys are entered in cubrik, on the Brokers page, never in a conversation, and the AI app never receives them: connect_platform only gives the link to that page.

To end an app's access, disconnect it in Settings → AI apps, on the web or on your phone, or remove cubrik from the app. Either way, it has to sign in again.

Example prompts

Ask in your own words: the app picks the tools. Five requests, the tools each one uses, and what it changes:

• Show my balances and open positions on every platform, and how much I made this month.

  get_portfolioget_trading_results·Reads only.

• Backtest this on BTC 4h over the last year: buy when RSI goes under 30 and the price is above the 200 EMA, with a 2% stop and a 4% target.

  run_backtestget_backtest·A simulation: nothing changes on any account.

• Find a Library agent for gold with a drawdown under 15% and copy it to my account.

  search_libraryget_library_agentcopy_library_agent·The copy is created paused.

• Create an agent from that backtest, test it, and tell me what it would do right now.

  create_agenttest_agent·Created paused. The test places nothing and uses no credits.

• Pause all my agents.

  pause_all_agents·Their open positions stay open.

Tools

Every tool has a title and MCP annotations, given here beside it. Read-only tools change nothing. Destructive tools change or remove something, start an agent that may trade, or place an order, so an app that reads annotations, such as Claude, can ask you before running one. Creating, copying, testing and pausing agents are writes that are not destructive.

ChatGPT's app directory lists cubrik at an address of its own, https://mcp.cubrik.ai/chatgpt/mcp, which places no orders: it has no platform tools and no start_agent or run_agent_now, and its start_watch_agent starts only agents that cannot trade.

You stay in control

• You choose what each app may do when you sign it in: read, manage agents, trade.
• No tool moves money into or out of any of your accounts.
• Agents never start on their own: new and copied agents are created paused, and trade only once you start them, within the limits set on each.
• Orders, agent starts, changes and deletions are marked destructive, so Claude and ChatGPT ask before using them, unless you tell them not to.
• pause_all_agents stops every agent at once, from your AI app or in cubrik. Open positions stay open.
• Backtests and tests place nothing, and the Demo account trades virtual money.
• Disconnect any app at any time from Settings → AI apps, on the web or on your phone.
• cubrik records every action an AI app takes, with the app's name.

cubrik is software, not a broker, an investment adviser or an asset manager. Trading leveraged products carries a high risk of loss, and past or backtested results do not guarantee future ones. See the Risk Disclosure.

Data and privacy

• The app reaches only the cubrik account you signed in with, and only through the permissions you gave it.
• cubrik receives only what the app sends to use it: its sign-in and the tool calls it makes. cubrik never sees your conversation, the app's memory or your files.
• Each call is recorded with its tool, its time, whether it worked and how long it took, and the record is kept for 90 days. What the call contained is not recorded; what it changed in your account is, as if you had made the change, with the app's name.
• The app's tokens are stored only as a one-way fingerprint, and deleted as soon as you disconnect it.
• Balances, positions and trades are read from your platforms through the access you gave cubrik. We never sell your data.

How we handle what AI apps read and do is in our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Service.

Troubleshooting

• The app cannot connect, or the sign-in fails

  Check that the address is exactly https://mcp.cubrik.ai/mcp, then remove cubrik from the app and add it again. In Claude Code, run /mcp and choose cubrik to sign in again.

• A tool says this connection was not given a permission

  That permission was left unticked when the app signed in. Connect the app again and tick it on cubrik's page.

• The trading tools are missing

  They come from the platforms connected to cubrik. Connect a broker or exchange on the Brokers page, then start a new conversation, or reload the server in your app, so they load. ChatGPT's directory version has none.

• Not enough credits, or the agent limit is reached

  Your plan's limits apply as they do in cubrik. Ask “What's left on my cubrik plan?” or open Settings → Plan.

• An order was refused

  The answer gives the platform's reason, such as margin, a size under the minimum or a closed market. Change the order and try again.

• A backtest is still running

  Backtests run in the background. Ask the app to look at the result again in a minute.

Questions

Support

Write to help@cubrik.ai with the time it happened and, if you have it, the tool's name.