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Setup guideKyrisma MCP · AI integrations
Kyrisma brings market intelligence, portfolio insight, wallet and exchange data, watchlists, alerts and reporting into one ecosystem. Connect it to your favorite AI assistant and put that intelligence to work wherever you think.
How it works: MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard that lets AI assistants connect to apps like Kyrisma. You sign in once, choose what to share, and your assistant can use Kyrisma for you.
https://mcp.kyrisma.com/mcpOne Kyrisma. Every AI workspace.
Hosted assistants, desktop apps, code editors and command line tools. Each one connects to the same Kyrisma account, and new platforms join as they adopt MCP.
Ask about your portfolio and the market without leaving the conversation.
Web · Desktop · Mobile
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Setup guideIf your assistant can add a remote MCP server with sign in, it can connect to Kyrisma. Use the server address and sign in with your Kyrisma account.
See the general stepsEverything Kyrisma knows about the market and about your crypto, available to the assistant you talk to all day. Reads are instant. Changes preview first and wait for your yes.
Explore the market, surface movers and trending assets, compare coins side by side and pull price history, all from Kyrisma's own market data.
Bring your real position into the conversation: combined value, allocation, concentration and the holdings that drove today's change.
Ask about the wallets you track and the exchange accounts you connected: balances, recent on-chain activity, trades and sync status.
Review the lists you keep, see how each asset is doing, and have your assistant stage a new watchlist or add an asset. You confirm every change.
See the alert rules watching the market for you, review what fired recently, and set up or pause a rule from the conversation, after you confirm.
Open the reports Kyrisma already produced, read them inside the chat, and generate a new portfolio or market report on request.
One question can span your portfolio, your watchlists and the market. Your assistant gathers the pieces from Kyrisma and hands you a decision-ready answer or a prepared action.
Your biggest mover this week is SOL, up 11.4% and now 18% of your portfolio. RENDER is next at +8.9%. Both are on your Layer 1 and AI watchlist. TON fell 4.2% and is not on any list.
Estimated 24h market impact on your portfolio: +$1,132. Want me to add TON to a watchlist so you get the next move?
Kyrisma data as of 2 minutes ago
Kyrisma cannot trade, send, swap or change billing through a connected assistant, and no connected app ever sees your keys, recovery phrases or exchange credentials.
Copy a prompt, paste it into your connected assistant, and get an answer grounded in your Kyrisma account. Filter by what you want to do.
“Analyze my crypto portfolio and identify my biggest exposures and opportunities to investigate.”
You get: Your combined value, the top positions by weight, where you are concentrated, and which holdings drove the estimated 24h market impact.
“Compare Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana using the latest available market information.”
You get: A side by side table of price, 24h and 7d change, market cap and volume, with the data's timestamp.
“Give me a clear overview of my crypto holdings across my connected wallets and exchanges.”
You get: Each tracked wallet and exchange account with its value and last sync, rolled up into one picture.
“Review my watchlists and help me understand which assets deserve closer attention.”
You get: Every list with its assets ranked by move, plus the ones that broke out of their recent range.
“Show me my active market alerts and summarize recent activity.”
You get: Your rules, their status, and what fired in the last few days with delivery state.
“Help me create a report summarizing my crypto portfolio.”
You get: A preview of the report run, including which included run it uses, then the finished report read back to you once you confirm.
“What are the biggest gainers and losers among established assets today?”
You get: Top movers filtered to established assets, with price, change and market cap.
“Which assets are trending by attention this week, and are any of them new listings?”
You get: Trending assets over 7 days alongside recently added ones, flagged when unpriced.
“What happened in my Ethereum wallet over the last week?”
You get: Recent on-chain transactions for the wallet, grouped by day, with current token balances.
“List the free and locked balances across my connected exchange accounts.”
You get: Free, used and total balance per currency for each account, with freshness.
“Add Sui to my Layer 1 watchlist.”
You get: A confirmation card showing exactly what will be added; nothing changes until you say yes.
“Alert me if Bitcoin falls below 60,000 dollars.”
You get: A preview of the alert rule and its delivery channel for you to confirm.
“Read me the highlights from my latest weekly portfolio review.”
You get: The report's key sections read back in the chat, with a link to open it in Kyrisma.
“Build me a morning briefing: how my portfolio moved, which alerts fired, and what is trending.”
You get: One briefing assembled from your portfolio, alert history and the market, ready to act on.
“Which of my positions moved most this week, and are any of them on a watchlist?”
You get: Your biggest movers cross-referenced against your watchlists, so you see what you already track and what you do not.
Four steps, no protocol knowledge needed. Pick the platform below for the exact screens and commands.
Pick ChatGPT, Claude, a coding tool or any app that supports MCP connections.
Add Kyrisma through the app's custom connector or integration setup using the server address.
Sign in on kyrisma.com, see exactly what the app may read, and approve. Nothing is shared before you do.
Ask about markets, your portfolio, watchlists, alerts and reports. Changes always preview first.
Approval always happens on kyrisma.com, never inside the assistant. The app only ever sees what you approved, and you can take that access back from Settings at any time.
Current steps for each supported platform, checked against the vendor's own documentation, with everything you need to copy in one place.
AI assistant by OpenAI. Works in Web, Desktop, Mobile.
https://mcp.kyrisma.com/mcp“Give me a clear overview of my crypto holdings and what moved most today.”
Open ChatGPT Settings. Under Security and login (some workspaces show it under Apps and connectors, Advanced), switch on Developer mode and accept the notice.
Open the connectors area, choose the plus button, then Add custom MCP server. Name it Kyrisma, set the connection to Server URL and paste Kyrisma's address. Choose OAuth for authentication, tick the acknowledgement and create it.
https://mcp.kyrisma.com/mcpChatGPT sends you to kyrisma.com to sign in and approve what it may read. Choose Allow access and you return to ChatGPT.
In a new chat, open the plus menu next to the message box and select Kyrisma. Then ask your first question.
Ask ChatGPT what Kyrisma plan you are on. A connected assistant answers with your plan and the connector calls you have left today.
Guide checked against OpenAI docs on 2026-10-12
Every Kyrisma account can connect to AI assistants. Pro gives your assistant far more room every day, plus everything else Pro includes.
Connect any supported AI and start asking.
$0 / month
Start freeRoom for serious daily use across every assistant.
$27 / month
Get Pro| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Connect to external AI assistants | Included | Included |
| Daily AI connector calls | 500 | 5,000 |
| Connector requests per minute | 30 | 120 |
Connecting an assistant should feel like handing someone a visitor badge, not a key. Kyrisma is built that way.
Every app signs in through Kyrisma's own consent page with your account, including two-factor if you use it. No password is ever typed into the assistant.
Read access is the default. Changes such as a new watchlist, an alert or a report are previewed and wait for your confirmation, every time.
Connected apps in Settings lists every assistant, what it can read and when it was last used. Disconnect any of them in one click; changing your password disconnects them all.
Move funds, sign or send transactions, place trades, swap, change billing, delete anything, or see your keys, recovery phrases or exchange credentials.
Already connected something? Manage connected apps in Settings.
It is the connection that lets AI assistants use Kyrisma on your behalf. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard assistants such as ChatGPT and Claude use to work with other apps. You add Kyrisma once, sign in, and your assistant can read your markets, portfolio, watchlists, alerts and reports.
Kyrisma runs a remote MCP server at https://mcp.kyrisma.com/mcp over Streamable HTTP with OAuth 2.1 sign in. Any client that supports remote MCP servers with OAuth can connect.
Because you already think in that chat. Instead of switching tabs to check a price, your holdings or an alert, you ask once and the assistant answers with your real Kyrisma data. It can also stage changes, such as a new watchlist or alert, for you to confirm.
ChatGPT, Claude (web, desktop and mobile), Claude Code, Cursor, Visual Studio Code with Copilot, Codex and Gemini CLI today, and any other app that supports remote MCP servers. Pick your platform in the setup guide for exact steps.
Turn on Developer mode in ChatGPT settings, add a custom MCP server with Kyrisma's address and OAuth sign in, then enable Kyrisma in a chat. The ChatGPT guide on this page walks through each screen.
ChatGPT does not offer custom MCP connectors on its free plan. If the option is missing, check your plan and that Developer mode is enabled for your account or workspace.
No. Every Kyrisma plan can connect to AI assistants. Free includes a daily allowance of connector calls; Pro multiplies it, raises the per minute limit and adds every other Pro benefit, so heavy daily use is more comfortable on Pro.
Yes. Connect ChatGPT, Claude and your coding tools at the same time. Each one authorizes separately, each appears in Connected apps, and you can disconnect any of them on its own.
Open Settings, then Security, in Kyrisma. Connected apps lists every assistant you authorized, what it can read and when it was last used, with a Disconnect button for each. Changing your password also disconnects everything. Go to /app/settings/security#connected-apps when signed in.
Ask about markets, movers and trends; compare assets; review your portfolio, wallets and exchange accounts; check your watchlists and alerts; read your reports; and ask your assistant to create a watchlist, add an asset, set up an alert or generate a report. Every change is previewed and waits for your confirmation.
Move funds, sign or send transactions, place trades, swap, change billing, delete anything, or see your keys, recovery phrases or exchange credentials. The connector simply has no such capability.
Most often the sign in expired or the app was disconnected. Open your assistant's connector settings and sign in to Kyrisma again. If Kyrisma shows the app under Connected apps but requests fail, disconnect it there and add it again in the assistant.
If you hit a daily or per minute limit the assistant will say so; limits reset at midnight UTC and after a short wait respectively. Desktop and command line tools sign in through a page on kyrisma.com that returns you to an application on this device; if the browser cannot reach that app, paste the callback address back into the tool when it asks.
Desktop and command line tools listen locally for Kyrisma's sign in reply, so there is no website to send you back to. Kyrisma says so instead of showing a technical address. Your approval still happens on kyrisma.com, never inside the tool.
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