Technology

Use Artha Outside Artha

Four ways to read Artha data somewhere else: in your AI assistant, in your browser, or in any tool that speaks the same protocols.

What we publish

Four Interfaces

Account

MCP Server

Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor to your own Artha account and ask it about your holdings in plain words.

Reads
Your portfolio, risk, watchlists and alerts. Only the parts you tick.
Setup
Paste one URL into your assistant
https://arthaterminal.com/api/mcp
Read the guide
No account

Chrome Extension

A side panel beside whatever you are reading: index levels, the day's largest moves, and headlines. Sign in to add your own portfolio.

Reads
Nothing on the pages you visit. Your holdings only after you sign in and approve.
Setup
Install and pin it
Add to ChromeRead the guide
No account

Agent Skills

Seven open skills that teach any AI assistant how Indian market data actually works.

Reads
Nothing. They are instructions, not access.
Setup
One install command
Open the repositoryRead the guide
No account

Doc Server

Artha's glossary, wiki and published research, searchable by an AI assistant so it can cite what it tells you.

Reads
Public Artha documentation only. No user data.
Setup
Paste one URL into your assistant
https://arthaterminal.com/api/docs-mcp
Read the guide

Choosing

Which One Is For Me?

In every case

What They All Share

Read-only
None of them can place an order or move money.
One permission at a time
Anything that reaches your account asks first, and asks for each permission separately.
Yours to withdraw
Settings → API Keys → Connected assistants. Access stops on the next request.

New to this? What connecting means, and what each one can see.

Something not working? A tool that answered wrongly, a client that will not connect, or a step above that does not match what you see.

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