CopyGrade runs a Model Context Protocol server. Connect it once and Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any agent framework can pull a wallet's full due-diligence read mid-conversation — the 0–100 CopyGrade Score, five sub-scores, farming-risk level and the post-fee edge a copier would actually have seen. No key, no signup, read-only.
Prefer plain HTTP? The same read is one request, no key:
Takes one argument — address, a wallet's 0x… as shown in its Polymarket profile URL. Read-only and idempotent: it fetches a published verdict and changes nothing. An address CopyGrade has not indexed yet returns a not-found the model can relay, pointing at the free live grade rather than inventing a score.
{
"address": "0x4a8c…f21b",
"handle": "someTrader",
"score": 82,
"verdict": "pos",
"label": "Copy candidate",
"subScores": {
"authenticity": 84,
"sharpe": 79,
"drawdown": 71,
"consistency": 88,
"farming": 95
},
"farming": { "level": "clean", "signals": 0 },
"edge90d": 18.4,
"edgeReal": 12.1
}edge90d is the wallet's headline 90-day edge; edgeReal is the same edge after modelled fees and copy latency — the number that matters to a follower rather than to the trader. The five sub-scores and the farming level are the same values the public verdict page shows, and the payload is identical to GET /api/v1/wallets/{address}, so an agent that learns one surface can read the other.
A Model Context Protocol endpoint at /api/mcp that lets an AI assistant look up any Polymarket wallet's CopyGrade verdict — the 0–100 score, five sub-scores, farming-risk level and post-fee edge — as a tool call, without leaving the conversation.
No. The MCP server and the keyless HTTP endpoint both answer without credentials, from a per-IP budget. A CopyGrade account is only needed for alerts, saved screens and live grading of addresses the index has not reached.
Any MCP client that supports remote servers over Streamable HTTP. Claude adds it under Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector; Claude Code with `claude mcp add --transport http`; ChatGPT under Settings → Connectors → Advanced → Developer mode; Cursor and agent frameworks register it as a remote MCP server.
No. CopyGrade is analysis only — it never executes trades, holds funds or custodies anything. The server exposes a single read-only tool, grade_wallet.
The tool returns a not-found result naming the address rather than inventing a score, and points at CopyGrade's free live grading, which grades an off-index address from its public Polymarket trade history.