SODAX MCP
The SODAX MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that gives an AI agent SODAX stats and docs, so it can help a builder build with SODAX.
What it is
The SODAX MCP is a server built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the open standard that lets AI agents connect to external data and tools. It gives an agent SODAX stats and docs, so the agent can help a builder build with SODAX.
What it does inside SODAX
The SODAX MCP is the reference surface for builders' AI agents. Through one MCP connection, an agent can look up SODAX stats and read the SODAX documentation while it helps write and check code that calls the SODAX API.
It sits beside the SODAX API rather than in place of it: the SODAX API is how an app reaches the SODAX system, and the SODAX MCP is how a builder's agent learns to use it.
Why it exists
More and more builders work with AI coding agents, and those agents can connect to MCP servers to read current information from a service. An agent working only from what it finds elsewhere may rely on material that is out of date.
Builders also stall on bandwidth more than on difficulty. Giving their agent a direct source of SODAX stats and docs takes searching and guesswork out of the work of building with SODAX.
What this means for partners
A builder gets a free SODAX API key at portal.sodax.com to call the SODAX API and can connect the SODAX MCP to the agent they already use, so SODAX stats and docs are at hand while they build. Calling the SODAX API costs nothing, and the partner sets its own fee on top of every trade and keeps it.
Related terms
- SODAX API: the way an app reaches SODAX
- SODAX API key: start with a free key
- AI agents: who uses the MCP
- Venue Partner: the builders it serves
- SODAX System: what the docs describe