Connect NoxarQuant to an AI assistant, or call it yourself.

Who can use it

Pro and Elite, and the 7-day free trial. On Basic, or once a trial has ended, every call answers 403 with a message naming the plan. A token only ever reads and writes the account it was made for.

What it can change

Two things, and nothing else:

• importing trades adds them to your journal;
• saving a trading plan replaces the checklist you have saved.

Every other call is a read. Nothing here places a trade, connects to an exchange or moves money, and the verdicts, scores and thresholds are worked out on our side, never by the assistant.

Set it up

1. Get a token. In the app, Settings → Account → Connect an assistant makes a token that starts dvt_ and shows a config block to paste. It is shown once, so copy it then. You can revoke it in the same place. From a terminal, npx @noxarquant/mcp pair prints a code to confirm at noxarquant.com/devices/pair while signed in, then prints the token.

2. Add it to your client. For Claude Desktop, in claude_desktop_config.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "noxarquant": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@noxarquant/mcp"],
      "env": { "NOXAR_DEVICE_TOKEN": "dvt_..." }
    }
  }
}

Restart the client and ask it something like: import these trades into NoxarQuant and tell me which groups lost money. Keep the token secret: it opens your account.

MCP tools

All eight are in version 0.2.0 of the package. If your assistant lists only six, it is running 0.1.0: use @noxarquant/mcp@latest in the config above and restart it.

REST API

Base address https://noxarquant.com. Send the token as a bearer token on every request. Responses are JSON.

curl https://noxarquant.com/api/v1/me/risk-map?symbol=BTC \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer dvt_..."

Verdict names

The API and the MCP tools return the stored verdict names. The app shows the plain words beside them.

Trade format for imports

Send a timezone alongside the trades, for example Europe/London, for any times written without one. Do not send market-condition fields: they are worked out from price data, so a caller cannot set them.

Importing a CSV file

On the import page, pick your source and drop the file. Three formats are read directly: the Noxar template, a TradingView Strategy Tester list of trades, and a Hyperliquid fills export. For anything else, fill in the template: download it here. It has one row per closed trade with the columns symbol, side, open_time, close_time, entry_price, exit_price, quantity, pnl, pnl_pct, r_multiple, fees, strategy and notes, and two example rows.

If your export lists fees separately, put them in the fees column and give pnl before fees: the fees are taken off before anything is graded, and both figures are kept. If your pnl already has fees taken off, leave fees empty.

Errors and limits

Reads allow 30 requests in 10 seconds. Saving a plan and running a prop survival check allow 10 in 10 seconds. Imports allow 30 in a minute, and count towards your plan's monthly trade allowance like any other import. Monte Carlo runs count towards your plan's runs.

Help

Questions about the API go to help@noxarquant.com.