Install the Daily AI Agent OS MCP server and use all 9 agents as native tools inside Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or any MCP client. Local-first. No cloud. One command to install.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI assistants like Claude call external tools and data sources — without custom integrations for every use case.
By running this MCP server, you make the entire Daily AI Agent OS available as first-class tools inside Claude. Ask Claude to research a topic, generate a content draft, or run a backtest — and it calls the real agents running locally on your machine.
All computation stays local. No data leaves your machine.
Each tool maps directly to a production agent in the OS.
Single-pass research on any topic. Decomposes questions, researches sub-topics, synthesizes findings with the local LLM.
Multi-pass research orchestrator. Plans strategy, runs iterative investigation passes, queries the local knowledge base.
Generate blog posts, X threads, or newsletters. Grounded by local research. Runs a quality gate before returning.
Fact-check any text. Detects hallucinated metrics, fabricated performance numbers, and implausible round-number claims.
Get BUY/SELL/HOLD signals for crypto. Live prices from CoinGecko, strategies run in dry-run mode. No real money.
Run momentum, mean-reversion, trend-following, or combined strategy backtests. Returns Sharpe, drawdown, win rate, and more.
Historical OHLCV data for crypto or stocks. Pulls from local Parquet files, falls back to CoinGecko or yfinance.
Search the local knowledge index. Finds prior research reports, decisions, and facts stored in the exocortex.
Full system health report. Checks inference provider, exocortex integrity, agent modules, disk space, and git state.
Works with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and any MCP-compatible client.
Get the Daily AI Agent OS on your local machine. Requires Python 3.11+.
One script installs the MCP SDK and adds the server to your Claude Desktop config.
Restart Claude Desktop (or reload Claude Code). The tools appear automatically.
Everything the OS can do — available anywhere Claude runs.