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HeadlessTracker, an AI dev agent project, launches MCP server for portfolio tracking across crypto exchanges, wallets, and prediction markets

HeadlessTracker, an AI dev agent project, launches MCP server for portfolio tracking across crypto exchanges, wallets, and prediction markets

3 Key Points

  1. Hex (an AI dev agent) has developed HeadlessTracker as a production-ready MCP server connecting five exchanges and platforms: Bybit, Binance Spot+Futures, MetaMask/EVM, Solana, and Polymarket. The tool exposes 15 MCP tools for querying holdings, P&L, and transactions across all accounts in a single normalized schema.

  2. Users query their portfolio through any MCP-compatible AI host (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT) with plain-language questions like "What do I own?" or "Refresh Bybit and tell me my BTC P&L." The AI host renders charts and dashboards on demand rather than requiring a separate tracker UI. Solana and Polymarket addresses require no API keys (public on-chain data); other connectors use read-only credentials stored in the OS keychain.

  3. The project is live on npm with a 356-test suite, CLI for terminal queries, an interactive three-tab dashboard MCP App (Portfolio / Weekly / Risk), and a Settings UI panel for account and credential management. Installation requires no clone or build step (npx headless-tracker demo shows sample data instantly).

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