MCP connector

The terminal your assistant will be able to run.

We are building an MCP connector that opens the whole of DT Terminal to Claude: every workspace and every piece of your data, to read and to act on, with your consent per scope.

A full Edge AI conversation: R multiple by quarter, then which strategy earns the most, with past chats listed on the left.
Edge, the coach that reads the journal inside the terminal today.
Every workspace
What it will open
Read and act
What it will be able to do
Per scope
How consent will work
In development
Where it is today

How it will work

  1. 01

    Connect the assistant

    You will point an MCP client at DT Terminal and sign in once, the way you connect any other tool to it.

  2. 02

    Grant the scopes

    Each area is its own permission, granted or withheld one at a time, and revocable later.

  3. 03

    Ask, and act

    Read the record, then change it: file a review, tag a trade, open a backtest. Placing a trade at your broker will never be one of them.

The whole terminal

Not just the trade list.

The plan covers every workspace: the journal, the backtester, Research, the community and the data your broker connection brings in, rather than one exported table.

  • Journal, backtester and Research
  • Broker-synced accounts and orders
  • Community rooms and calls you can see
The tab strip across the top of the terminal: Journal Dashboard, Trade Log, Backtester and Research open side by side.

Reads and writes

Other journals ship a connector that can only read.

This one is being built to add and remove things as well: write the review, tag the trade, archive the account. Every write is scoped, and broker execution is not on the list at any scope.

  • Reads and writes, not read-only
  • Consent asked per scope
  • It will never place a trade for you
The Trade Log: a table of trades with their tags, result and R multiple, the record a connector would read.

Meanwhile

The connector will need something to read.

An assistant reading an empty journal has nothing to say. The traders who get the most out of it on day one will be the ones with months of logged trades behind them.

  • Start the record free today
  • Edge already reads it inside the app
  • Nothing to migrate when it opens
The DT Terminal journal dashboard: equity curve, win rate, expectancy and the recent trade list.

In development

Not live yet.

The MCP connector is being built and cannot be connected today. Nothing on this page is available yet, and this notice comes down when it ships. Edge, the AI coach inside the terminal, is live now.

Questions

What is MCP?

The Model Context Protocol is an open standard for connecting an AI assistant to a tool it can read and use. An assistant that speaks it can work with any product that publishes a connector, without a bespoke integration for each one.

When will the connector be live?

There is no date to give. It is in development, and this page will say so until it ships. The tense on every sentence here is the honest answer.

Will it be able to change my journal?

That is the intent: reads and writes, so an assistant can file a review or tag a trade rather than only describe one. Each area will be its own permission, and you will grant them one at a time.

Will it be able to place trades at my broker?

No. Broker connections are read-only by design and will stay that way. No scope will ever open order execution, whatever the assistant asks for.

What should I do in the meantime?

Start the journal, so there is a record worth reading when the connector opens. Edge, the coach inside the app, already reads your trades, notes and backtests today.

Can I run DT Terminal from Claude?

Soon. We are building an MCP connector that opens the whole of DT Terminal to Claude: every workspace and every piece of your data, to read and to act on, with your consent per scope. It works with any assistant that speaks MCP, and it is in development, not live yet.

Build the record now. Connect it later.

A free account and a month of logged trades is what the connector will open onto.