The Indian stock market MCP server

What the server does

The Model Context Protocol is an open way for AI assistants to call external tools. An Indian stock market MCP server like DalalOS packages NSE/BSE market data as those capabilities. Once you connect it, your assistant answers questions about Indian equities from current, sourced figures instead of stale model memory.

It exposes 59 current, non-deprecated capabilities over streamable HTTP. Market figures are read from cache; filing tools can queue processing and use on-demand quota. 2 account-scoped actions only add or remove symbols from the caller's DalalOS watchlist. Market-data responses include source and freshness context, so you can see where a number came from and how current it is.

Capabilities & data coverage

Stock search spans thousands of NSE and BSE companies. Market-data responses carry freshness context, so you can tell how current the data is.

Where the data comes from

Each supported domain draws on an official or public source: NSE archives, BSE official interfaces and exchange filings, SEBI-mandated BSE-XBRL filings, MOSPI macro indicators, PPAC crude-oil prices, FBIL FX reference rates and CDSL FII/FPI flow data. The server returns sourced facts and mechanically-computed measures, with no verdicts, target prices or buy/sell calls. It is not a real-time exchange feed.

How it works

Add the MCP config

Connecting takes a single config block. Use the server key dalal-os and the streamable HTTP endpoint.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "dalal-os": {
      "url": "https://mcp.dalalos.in/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Example prompts

To connect a specific client, see Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor and other AI tools.