What is MCP?
MCP is a common way for AI apps to connect to the tools you already use. Once Kyro is connected, your assistant can look up your portfolios, watchlists, screens, and market data whenever you ask.
How am I doing this year? What's driving my returns? Where am I too concentrated? Get answers from your real holdings and transactions.
Catch up on the names you follow, rerun a saved screen, or see which watchlist stocks you already own.
Prices, company profiles, news, and fresh screens across stocks, ETFs, and crypto, without opening another tab.
Three quick steps and your AI assistant knows your portfolio as well as you do.
In Kyro, go to Account, then MCP, and turn on MCP access. Until you do, no AI app can see your data.
In ChatGPT, Claude, or another app, add Kyro as a connector. Sign in with your Kyro account when it asks, approve the connection, and you're ready to go.
Some apps want a key instead. On the MCP page in Kyro, select Generate key, then copy the key or the ready-made config into your app.
Your AI app can look things up for you. The big decisions stay with you.
It can read your positions, but it can't buy or sell anything.
Your portfolios, holdings, and account data stay exactly where they are.
It can't change your plan or start a purchase.
Turn off MCP access in Kyro and every connected app loses access straight away.
MCP is a common way for AI apps to connect to the tools you already use. Once Kyro is connected, your assistant can look up your portfolios, watchlists, screens, and market data whenever you ask.
Any AI app that supports MCP connectors, including ChatGPT and Claude. If your app lets you add a custom connector, Kyro will work there too.
Anything you'd check in Kyro. Try "How did my portfolio do this month?", "What's new with the stocks on my watchlist?", or "Find dividend stocks with a P/E under 15."
Premium and Master. If you're on the free plan, you'll be offered an upgrade when you first try to connect.
Yes. You sign in on Kyro's own page, so your AI app never sees your password. You'll then choose what the app gets before you allow the connection.
No. Today it can only read your Kyro data to answer questions. It can't place trades, delete portfolios or holdings, or change your plan.
Kyro shares only what's needed to answer your question, and only with the app you connected. How that app stores its chats is set by the app's own privacy settings.
No. Answers draw on your Kyro data and market information to help you research, and AI can get things wrong. They aren't financial advice, so check the details before you act.
In Kyro, go to Account, then MCP, and turn off MCP access. Every connected app loses access straight away. If you connected an app with a key, you can revoke just that key there instead.