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Overview

This PR adds a comprehensive integration guide for the Pyth Network MCP Server, enabling developers to easily integrate Pyth price feeds with AI agents, LLMs, and autonomous systems through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

What is MCP?

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open protocol developed by Anthropic that allows AI applications to securely connect to external data sources and tools. This integration makes Pyth's 1,930+ price feeds accessible to AI systems through a standardized interface.

What's Added

📄 New Page:

Located at: api-instances-and-providers/mcp-server.mdx

Contents:

  • Introduction to MCP: What it is and why it matters for AI applications
  • Pyth MCP Server Features: Access to all price feeds, real-time & historical data, TWAP calculations
  • Installation Guide: Step-by-step setup instructions
  • Integration Methods:
    • Claude Desktop (natural language queries)
    • Programmatic Python integration
    • LangChain tool integration
  • Common Use Cases:
    • AI trading agents
    • Portfolio management bots
    • DeFi liquidation monitoring
  • Data Format Guide: How to parse and use price data
  • Best Practices: Rate limiting, price freshness checks, TWAP usage
  • Production Deployment: Self-hosting and node provider recommendations

📝 Updated Navigation

Updated _meta.json to include "MCP Server (AI Agents)" in the API Instances and Providers section.

Benefits for the Pyth Ecosystem

Expands Developer Reach: Makes Pyth accessible to AI/ML developers
Natural Language Interface: Users can query prices conversationally through Claude Desktop
Autonomous Systems: Enables AI agents to use Pyth data for decision-making
Open Source: Community-maintained MCP server available to all
Standardized Protocol: Follows MCP specification for wide compatibility

Target Audience

This documentation is valuable for:

  • AI researchers building autonomous agents
  • Developers integrating LLMs with financial data
  • Trading bot developers using AI for decision-making
  • Anyone using Claude Desktop, LangChain, or MCP-compatible tools

MCP Server Repository

GitHub: https://github.com/itsomsarraf/pyth-network-mcp
Author: @itsOmSarraf
License: MIT

The server is actively maintained and provides clean, AI-optimized access to all Pyth price feeds through the Hermes API.

Testing

  • ✅ All code examples validated
  • ✅ Links verified and working
  • ✅ Follows existing documentation style and format
  • ✅ Properly integrated into navigation structure

Preview

The new documentation will appear under:
Price Feeds → API Instances and Providers → MCP Server (AI Agents)


This integration significantly expands Pyth Network's accessibility to the rapidly growing AI/ML developer community and autonomous systems ecosystem. The MCP server has already been successfully tested with Claude Desktop and provides a seamless experience for AI-powered applications.

Add comprehensive documentation for the Pyth Network MCP Server, enabling
developers to integrate Pyth price feeds with AI agents and autonomous systems.

Changes:
- New integration guide at api-instances-and-providers/mcp-server.mdx
- Updated navigation to include MCP Server section
- Covers MCP protocol basics and benefits
- Detailed setup instructions for Claude Desktop, programmatic use, and LangChain
- Real-world use cases: trading bots, portfolio management, DeFi monitoring
- Best practices for production deployment
- Complete code examples and reference links

This integration makes Pyth price feeds accessible to:
- AI agents (Claude, GPT, etc.)
- Autonomous trading systems
- LangChain applications
- Any MCP-compatible application

MCP Server Repository: https://github.com/itsomsarraf/pyth-network-mcp
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@itsOmSarraf is attempting to deploy a commit to the Pyth Network Team on Vercel.

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Include MCP Server in the main API Instances and Providers page
so it's visible alongside Hermes and Pythnet RPC options.
@om-sarvam om-sarvam closed this by deleting the head repository Oct 10, 2025
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