Options flow and unusual activity
Compare aggregated call and put activity, net premium flow and unusual-activity research.
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API & MCP · Built for your workflow
Bring market intelligence into your own apps and AI assistants. Optionomics connects options analytics, flow research, company filings and trade ideas to the tools you already use.
REST API and MCP access are included with Vega. Documentation is open to everyone.
01 / Model Context Protocol
The Optionomics MCP server lets a compatible assistant retrieve stock and options research while you stay in the conversation. Ask about a stock's gamma exposure, compare its options activity, or inspect a published trade idea and its track record.
Connect over Streamable HTTP at https://optionomics.ai/mcp.
The developer console provides configurations for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code.
Each connection uses your Vega account's credentials.
Every external MCP tool is read-only. Your assistant can inspect the research without placing trades or changing your account.
Read the MCP setup guide02 / REST API
Request structured stock and options data over HTTPS and receive JSON for your Python notebooks, dashboards or research applications. Use the endpoint reference and published OpenAPI specification to choose the data and parameters your integration needs.
Authenticate with your account email in X-USER-EMAIL
and its API key in X-USER-TOKEN. The public reference includes request examples and a playground for authenticated requests. Response dates and timestamps let you keep the research in its proper session context.
curl "https://optionomics.ai/api/v1/stocks/SPY/quote" \
-H "X-USER-EMAIL: [email protected]" \
-H "X-USER-TOKEN: $OPTIONOMICS_API_KEY"
Research you can build on
The MCP server exposes 23 research tools and 2 resources for available symbols and trading days. Explore the tool names below; use the API reference for REST endpoint coverage and parameters.
Compare aggregated call and put activity, net premium flow and unusual-activity research.
options_flownet_flowunusual_activityInspect option chains, Greeks, gamma exposure and implied-volatility term structure.
options_chainoption_metricsgamma_exposureiv_term_structurePut a stock's trend beside historical prices, options-derived support and resistance, and dark-pool levels.
price_historytrend_analysissupport_resistance_levelsdark_pool_levelsRead earnings-filing analysis alongside reported insider and congressional transactions.
earnings_analysesinsider_tradespolitician_tradesInspect published ideas, stored assessments, market commentary and historical outcomes.
trade_ideastrade_idea_assessmenttrack_recordmarket_commentaryConnect stock quotes and market overviews with news, sentiment and market-moving events.
stock_quotemarket_overviewnewsnews_sentimentevents03 / Developer console
Create and revoke API keys, connect your MCP clients, and enable request and tool-call logging to inspect how your integration is used. The browser MCP console helps you try a research tool before wiring it into your own workflow.
For event-driven workflows, configure alert delivery from Optionomics and inspect webhook delivery logs in the developer console. API, MCP and alert delivery have distinct jobs: requests retrieve research, assistants call tools, and webhooks deliver matching notifications.
Connect an MCP clientStart with one connection
API and MCP access are included with Vega at $99 USD per month with monthly billing. Yearly billing is available.
Review the included research and billing options.
See Vega pricingSign in and issue a key from your developer console.
Manage API keysUse the REST reference or connect an MCP client.
Open the referenceOptionomics provides a REST API for stock and options research, plus a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that lets compatible AI assistants request that research through named tools. Use REST for code you control and MCP for a connected assistant's research workflow.
API and MCP access require an active Vega subscription and your own API credentials. Vega is $99 USD per month with monthly billing; yearly billing is also available. The public API reference and setup documentation can be read without an account.
The developer console provides setup configurations for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code. Other clients need Streamable HTTP support and a way to send the required authentication headers. Check the setup guide for your client's configuration.
No. The external MCP server exposes read-only research tools. It cannot place brokerage orders, change your account or create alerts. You decide how to use the research.
Availability and freshness depend on the endpoint, symbol and dataset. Read the session dates and timestamps in the response; do not assume every reading is live. API access does not grant redistribution rights. Review the API reference and terms for the data you intend to use.
Your next move
Connect your application or AI assistant to the research with Vega.