SecurePutCalls

What SecurePutCalls MCP server does

SecurePutCalls MCP server exposes research tools for options income workflows centered on cash-secured puts and covered calls. The service can return candidates from its weekday Wheel Screener scan, including strike, expiration, cushion, capital requirement, annual return, delta, liquidity, wheel score, and whether earnings occur before expiration.

The tools also support ticker-level risk checks, market-condition reviews, position analysis, roll research, tracked-position monitoring, and Weekly Picks paper-trade results. Results are informational and read-only: the service does not connect to a broker to place, modify, or close trades.

How it works

The hosted endpoint is available at https://secureputcalls.com/mcp using Streamable HTTP. An MCP client connects to that URL, then the user signs in through OAuth 2.0 with a SecurePutCalls account. The service also supports a Pro API key supplied as a Bearer token.

get_wheel_candidates searches the weekday scan and accepts filters such as capital, days to expiration, sector, score, and avoiding earnings before expiration. get_symbol_risk focuses on one ticker and returns selected puts and calls with tail-risk scores. During market hours, it can also provide liquidity, gamma, and short-squeeze measures.

get_market_conditions classifies the current selling environment as favorable, caution, or avoid using SPY implied volatility, term structure, expected weekly move, and put/call ratio. analyze_option_position evaluates a short put or covered call described by the user, including cushion, cost to close, delta, profit captured, earnings timing, an action read, and as many as five roll candidates that do not move to a riskier strike.

Setup and configuration

Add the hosted URL as a custom MCP connector in a compatible client. Claude users can find SecurePutCalls in the connector directory or add the URL manually. Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, and Cline can add an MCP server entry with the URL in their mcp.json configuration. Claude Code can register it with an HTTP transport command. The first connection opens a browser sign-in flow.

No repository-local runtime configuration or required environment variable names are provided for the hosted connection. Pro users may authenticate with a Bearer API key instead of OAuth 2.0.

Tools and capabilities

• Screen cash-secured puts and covered calls with configurable filters.
• Review a ticker's option risk and selected contracts.
• Assess whether current market conditions support selling options.
• Analyze a described short put or covered call and review roll candidates.
• Inspect tracked positions nearing expiration through get_roll_suggestions.
• View tracked positions with live cushion, risk level, and earnings timing.
• Check Weekly Picks paper trades and their results.

Free accounts receive 20 daily tool calls, including the top five candidates, three Weekly Picks, and position analysis. Premium provides 100 daily calls, full screener filters, and roll suggestions. Pro removes the daily limit and adds the REST API.

Limitations and notes

SecurePutCalls is read-only and does not execute trades. Its output is educational information rather than investment advice. Some data is time-dependent: liquidity, gamma, and short-squeeze metrics from get_symbol_risk are available in market hours, while market-condition results describe today's selling environment.

Roll suggestions and tracked-position features depend on the account plan. Free access is limited compared with Premium and Pro, and the repository license covers the files rather than the hosted service's terms or brand assets.