signalis-mcp

signalis-mcp

MCP server for Signalis, providing AI agents with pay-per-call global intelligence including Master Intelligence digests and Pulse narratives, with payments settled in USDC on Base via x402.

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signalis-mcp

MCP server for Signalis — pay-per-call global intelligence for AI agents. Read the current Master Intelligence digest (narratives, signals, markdown analysis), poll for new digests, and drill into the AI-business Pulse layer: active narratives with lifecycle stage and momentum, per-narrative detail with source attribution, historical narrative digests, and raw scraped content. Pay per call with USDC on Base via x402 — no signup, no accounts, no API keys.

  • 5 free tools — no wallet, no API key (incl. digest feedback).
  • 5 paid tools — flat per-call USD prices, settled in USDC on Base Mainnet via x402.

Try before you pay: the free get_sample tool returns a recent digest so you can learn the exact response shape first.


Quick start

Free tier (no wallet)

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "signalis": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "signalis-mcp"]
    }
  }
}

You get get_brief, get_index, get_sample, get_latest, submit_feedback.

Paid tier (with wallet)

Add an EVM wallet private key (0x-prefixed) that holds USDC on Base Mainnet:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "signalis": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "signalis-mcp"],
      "env": { "PRIVATE_KEY": "0x..." }
    }
  }
}

The paid tools then settle each call automatically.

Install snippets

Claude Code:

claude mcp add signalis -- npx -y signalis-mcp
# with a wallet:
claude mcp add signalis --env PRIVATE_KEY=0x... -- npx -y signalis-mcp

Claude Desktop / Cursor: add the JSON block above to your MCP config (claude_desktop_config.json or .cursor/mcp.json).


Tools

Free tools

Tool Endpoint Description
get_brief GET /v1/intelligence/brief Current Master Intelligence brief — title, executive summary, sentiment.
get_index GET /v1/intelligence/index Poll target — current digest id, updatedAt, nextExpected.
get_sample GET /v1/intelligence/sample Recent digest sample showing the response structure.
get_latest GET /v1/intelligence/latest Full Master Intelligence Digest — narratives, signals, markdown analysis.
submit_feedback POST /v1/intelligence/feedback Submit quality feedback on a master digest.

Paid tools

Tool Endpoint Price (USD) Description
get_intelligence_history GET /v1/intelligence/history $0.03 Historical Master Intelligence digests (1–168h lookback). Optional hours, limit.
get_pulse_narratives GET /v1/pulse/narratives $0.01 Active AI-business narratives with lifecycle stage and momentum.
get_pulse_narrative GET /v1/pulse/narratives/{id} $0.01 Narrative detail — content items and source attribution. Requires id.
get_pulse_digests GET /v1/pulse/digests $0.03 Historical AI-business narrative digests. Optional since.
get_pulse_content_recent GET /v1/pulse/content/recent $0.02 Raw scraped content items from the last 4 hours.

Prices are flat per call — no bundles, no entitlements.


How payments work (x402)

Signalis speaks the x402 exact scheme. The API's 402 advertises a Base (USDC, EIP-3009) rail; this MCP settles on Base:

  1. The MCP requests a paid endpoint. With no payment, the API replies HTTP 402 with the accepted terms.
  2. If PRIVATE_KEY is set, the MCP settles the call via the standard @x402/fetch V2 client and retries. If no key is set, the MCP returns the 402 price terms so you can see the cost without paying.
  3. The API returns the data plus a payment block.

Compute-first, settle-after: Signalis computes the full answer before charging, so you are never billed for an error.

No accounts, no API keys — just a wallet with USDC on Base Mainnet.


Environment variables

Variable Required Description
PRIVATE_KEY No 0x-prefixed wallet key with USDC on Base Mainnet. Required to pay the 5 paid tools on a live API. Free tools work without it; without a key the paid tools surface the 402 price terms.
SIGNALIS_API_URL No Override the API base URL (default https://api.signalis.dev).

Disclaimer

Signalis provides informational intelligence aggregated from public sources. It is not professional or financial advice and is provided as-is without warranty. See https://api.signalis.dev/terms.txt.

Docs for agents: https://api.signalis.dev/llms.txt · full: https://api.signalis.dev/llms-full.txt


License

MIT © jcislo

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