empulse-mcp
A small stdio bridge to the EMpulse Street FX Index MCP server (https://api.empulse.ai/mcp) for clients that
only speak stdio. Standard library only, no build step: every JSON-RPC message from stdin is posted to the remote
server and the answer is written to stdout. Clients that support remote servers can skip this package and connect to
the URL directly — see https://github.com/empulse-ai/empulse-mcp#connect.
Install and run
Client configuration (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed, …):
Environment: EMPULSE_API_KEY (optional — without it the free level applies: free currencies, data up to yesterday,
a daily limit per network), EMPULSE_MCP_URL (default https://api.empulse.ai/mcp).
What the server offers
Street exchange rates of emerging-market currencies against the US dollar — the rate people actually pay where the
official rate is managed, lagging or unavailable — built from transaction-based market data and quotes from
independent public market sources, with a confidence class and the number of sources on every figure.
Tools: get_street_rate, get_rate_history, list_currencies, get_official_vs_street, get_stress_signals,
get_fx_events, get_hourly, get_rail_health, get_rail_incidents, get_unmet_demand, get_usdt_liquidity,
get_news_sentiment, get_rate_stack, get_corridor,
get_methodology, request_free_key. Resources: empulse://methodology,
empulse://coverage, empulse://pricing. Every answer carries source, as_of, confidence and a ready
citation. Full description: https://empulse.ai/llms.txt · API docs: https://api.empulse.ai/docs
Citing
Cite as EMpulse Street FX Index with a link to the currency page (https://empulse.ai/rates/<CUR>). Street rates
are not official or interbank rates and not investment advice. Terms: https://empulse.ai/terms
License
MIT for this bridge. The data is served under the EMpulse terms (https://empulse.ai/terms).