Agents

Connect Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor or your own agent to the same evidence over MCP, with your own key.

Everything in the console is also available as tools over the Model Context Protocol, so an assistant can answer "what happened to coins like this one?" with measured numbers instead of a guess.

The tools read evidence and manage your own exit coach and alerts. They do not trade. An agent connected to QuantBase cannot buy, sell, move funds or sign anything for you.

1. Get a key#

In the console, open Settings → API keys & MCP and choose New key. Copy it straight away: it is shown once and stored only as a hash. Keys start with qmcp_. Revoke retires a key on the next request.

The key carries your plan. Free keys can call the free tools below; the Meme plan unlocks the rest.

2. Connect#

The server is https://mcp.quantbase.live/mcp, streamable HTTP, with the key as a bearer token.

Claude Code#

claude mcp add --transport http quantbase \
  https://mcp.quantbase.live/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer $QUANTBASE_KEY"

Claude Desktop, or any `mcpServers` config#

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "quantbase": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://mcp.quantbase.live/mcp",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_KEY" }
    }
  }
}

Cursor: `.cursor/mcp.json`#

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "quantbase": {
      "url": "https://mcp.quantbase.live/mcp",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_KEY" }
    }
  }
}

The transport is stateless, so a server update does not drop your connection, but a connected client is not told about new tools. Reconnect to refresh the list.

For the agent's system prompt, load quantbase.live/agents: it tells the agent what the tools mean and what it must not claim.

3. The meme tools#

Free with any key#

Tool	What it returns
`meme_status`	What the launch record holds: launches, graduation rate, price checks, creators
`meme_base_rates`	The 14-day base rates: organic graduation, up at 1 h and 24 h, pool alive at 1 h
`meme_graduations`	The newest graduations, with the curve at 2, 10, 30 and 120 minutes and the creator's record
`meme_features`	Everything knowable about one launch at 2, 5, 10, 30 or 120 minutes after it, and nothing later
`meme_dataset`	Rows of point-in-time features with outcome labels, up to 500 a call
`meme_metadata`	A launch's socials and website, and its name, ticker and image matches
`meme_cluster`	One funding cluster: its wallets, launches, graduations and rug proxy
`meme_attention`	Paid DexScreener boosts seen, and whether they came before or after graduation
`account_status`, `plans`	Your plan and quotas; what each plan includes

Lens evidence for one coin is a plain HTTP call, no key needed: GET https://quantbase.live/lens/<mint>. See Lens.

Meme, Pro and Team plans#

Feed and evidence

Tool	What it does
`dex_ideas`	The graduate feed: coins worth $150K+ in a funded pool at two minutes, with kind, flags, block reason and their group's track record. `hours` from 1 to 48
`dex_scorecard`	How those coins did: hit 2x, under entry at 6 h, rugged, by kind, coin size and pool size. Up to 30 days
`dex_coin`	`action="candles"`: OHLCV at 1m, 5m or 15m. `action="like_this"`: how coins of the same kind, size and pool did at 1 h, 6 h and 24 h
`dex_watchlist`	Coins you are eyeing but do not hold, with price, 24 h change, value and pool. Up to 100

Exit coach

Tool	What it does
`dex_watch`	`add` a coin you bought; `list` open coins with every rule's state; `sold_half` / `sold_all` record a sale you made; `history` shows closed coins and how much of each peak you kept; `close` stops watching
`dex_rules`	`get` or `set` your exit-rule defaults, with their bounds. Applies to coins added afterwards
`dex_daily`	Your day: alerts, exits, peak kept, P&L where you gave amounts, what is open

Alerts

Tool	What it does
`alerts_inbox`	Your alerts, newest first; mark them read
`alerts_telegram`	Link status, a one-hour link code, unlink, and which alert kinds go to Telegram

Rule lab

Tool	What it does
`meme_rule_explore`	Score up to 25 launch rules on the discovery half of graduates. Free of trials, records nothing
`meme_rule_test`	Judge one rule on the holdout half, after fees and slippage, deflated for every rule you have tried. Counts as a trial
`meme_rule_trials`	Your rule trials so far

A rule that passes the referee is a measured result on past data, not a prediction.

Example questions#

"What graduated in the last hour, and which of them did the creator buy out?"
"For mint ...pump, how did coins of the same kind and size do six hours later?"
"I bought ...pump at $0.000182 with $25. Watch the exit."
"Which of my coaches is closest to a rule firing?"
"How much of each peak did I keep this month?"
"Who funded this creator, and how did their other launches end?"

A good agent answers with the sample size and the date range, and says when a sample is too small to mean anything.

What agents cannot do#

No trading. No tool places an order for a customer. The coach records sales you report; it never makes one.
No money actions. Live trading, live meme runs, the operator's DEX desk and wallet funding run on the operator's own credentials. The server refuses them from every other account and from every browser session, so they are not customer features even when they appear in tools/list.
No advice. Nothing the tools return is a buy or sell recommendation.

The research server#

The same endpoint serves the backtesting tools of the research server: splits, backtests, the trial ledger and the statistics. The full schema of every tool is in the tool reference.