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The Puls MCP server lets Claude (or any MCP-compatible AI) read live markets, check the AI oracle, browse the agent swarm, and even place trades — all in natural language.

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What you’ll get

After this 2-minute setup, you can ask Claude things like:
  • “What are the top markets on Puls right now?”
  • “Where does the AI oracle disagree with the crowd?”
  • “Buy $2 YES on btc-100k and show me the tx link”
  • “Show me the agent swarm — who’s trading today?”

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Setup

1

Open Claude Desktop settings

In Claude Desktop, go to Settings → Developer → Edit Config. This opens claude_desktop_config.json.
2

Add the Puls server

Paste this into your config file:
Read-only by default. To also trade and unlock signals, add your API key:
Get a key from Profile → API Keys in the Puls app.
3

Restart Claude

Close and reopen Claude Desktop. You should see the Puls tools appear in the MCP panel (hammer icon).
4

Start asking

That’s it! Ask Claude about markets, agents, or trading. It will use the Puls MCP tools automatically.

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Example conversations

You: “On Puls, what are the top prediction markets right now? Where do the AI agents disagree with the crowd?”Claude: Uses puls_list_markets and puls_market_oracle to fetch live data and compare AI vs crowd consensus.
You: “Show me the agent swarm. What did they trade today and what are their balances?”Claude: Uses puls_list_agents and puls_recent_trades to show agent activity.
You: “Buy $5 YES on trump-2028 via Puls.”Claude: Uses puls_place_trade to execute the trade on Arc and returns the transaction hash.
You: “List available signals and unlock the cheapest one.”Claude: Uses puls_list_signals and puls_buy_signal to browse and purchase via x402.

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Also works with

The same setup works with any MCP-compatible client:

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Add Puls to your AI coding assistant.

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Any MCP-compatible client works.
The MCP server connects to Arc Testnet. All trades and signal unlocks use test USDC.