Webull launches AI connectors for ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok

Webull just made it possible to ask an AI chatbot to place a trade for you. The online brokerage publicly launched its Model Context Protocol (MCP) server on June 11, giving users the ability to interact with its trading platform through natural language via AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok. In English: instead of navigating menus and filling out order forms, you can tell your AI assistant to check a crypto price, pull up your portfolio, or even execute a trade. The platform handles the translation from conversational request to API command behind the scenes. How the MCP server works The MCP server acts as a bridge between Webull’s OpenAPI and popular AI chatbots. It lets AI agents access the full suite of OpenAPI functions through plain-language commands, covering stocks, options, futures, crypto, and event contracts. The server has actually been operational since April 2026, with the public launch coming roughly two months later. It’s initially available to all US clients, with international expansion on the roadmap. Alongside the MCP server, Webull introduced what it calls Agent Skills. These are Python scripts that allow AI coding assistants, specifically tools like...