jumpboxtech/rhc-mcp

rhc-mcp is a connector that lets AI assistants like Claude or ChatGPT interact with Robinhood Chain, a blockchain version of Robinhood where certain US stocks are represented as digital tokens. Robinhood already offers its own AI trading connector, but that one only handles regular, off-chain stock trades inside the US. This project fills the gap by letting an AI agent look at and trade the tokenized versions of stocks that live on the blockchain instead. The tool works through the Model Context Protocol, a standard way for AI agents to call external tools. It gives an agent three main abilities: check what stock tokens a wallet address holds, get a price quote for swapping one token for another, and actually carry out that swap. Checking positions and getting quotes require no special setup, since they only read public blockchain data. Executing an actual swap is treated much more carefully because it moves real money. One notable detail the project highlights is that these stock tokens can pay out dividends and handle stock splits by increasing an internal multiplier rather than changing the token balance directly. A simple balance check on the blockchain would therefore miss real gains the holder has earned. This tool calculates and shows the true, adjusted value instead. Because trading involves real funds, the swap feature is switched off unless you explicitly provide a private key, defaults to a dry run that only shows what would happen, enforces a cap on how large a single swap can be, and limits how long any spending approval stays valid. The project stresses that this code has not been independently audited, so anyone using it to move funds should review it carefully first. Setup involves cloning the repository, installing dependencies, building the project, and then connecting it to an AI agent such as Claude Code or Claude Desktop by pointing the agent's configuration at the built file. The project is released under the MIT license.