Orderly MCP Server

Orderly Network MCP Server

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server providing documentation and SDK patterns for Orderly Network - an omnichain perpetual futures trading infrastructure.

Quick Start

Install the MCP server with one command for your AI client:

npx @orderly.network/mcp-server init --client <client>

Supported clients: claude, cursor, vscode, codex, opencode

Examples

# OpenCode
npx @orderly.network/mcp-server init --client opencode

# Claude Code
npx @orderly.network/mcp-server init --client claude

# Cursor
npx @orderly.network/mcp-server init --client cursor

# VS Code (with Copilot)
npx @orderly.network/mcp-server init --client vscode

# Interactive mode (prompts for client selection)
npx @orderly.network/mcp-server init

This command will:

1. Create the appropriate configuration file for your AI client
2. Install @orderly.network/mcp-server as a dev dependency
3. Guide you through the next steps

After installation: Restart your AI client and try asking: "How do I connect to Orderly Network?"

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What This Server Provides

This MCP server enables AI assistants to answer questions about Orderly Network and guide developers in building React components using the Orderly SDK v2.

Features

• Documentation Search: Query Orderly docs for architecture, APIs, and concepts
• SDK Patterns: Get code examples for all v2 hooks (useOrderEntry, usePositionStream, etc.)
• Contract Addresses: Lookup smart contract addresses for all supported chains
• Workflow Guides: Step-by-step explanations of common development tasks
• Component Guides: Patterns for building trading UI components
• API Reference: REST and WebSocket endpoint documentation
• Indexer API: Trading metrics, account events, volume statistics, and rankings

Installation

Quick Install (Recommended)

Use the CLI to automatically configure your AI client:

npx @orderly.network/mcp-server init --client <client>

Available clients:

Manual Setup

If you prefer to configure manually or the automatic setup doesn't work for your client:

Prerequisites

• Node.js 18 or higher
• Yarn (or npm)

Setup from Source

1. Clone or create the project:

cd orderly-mcp

1. Install dependencies:

yarn install

1. Build the project:

yarn build

Running the Server

The MCP server supports two modes:

1. Stdio Mode (Default - for local MCP clients)

Use this for local AI assistants:

yarn start

Manual Configuration

If not using the automatic installer, add this configuration to your AI client:

Claude Code (.mcp.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "orderly": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["@orderly.network/mcp-server@latest"]
    }
  }
}

Cursor (.cursor/mcp.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "orderly": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["@orderly.network/mcp-server@latest"]
    }
  }
}

VS Code (.vscode/mcp.json):

{
  "servers": {
    "orderly": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["@orderly.network/mcp-server@latest"]
    }
  }
}

OpenCode (.opencode/mcp.json):

{
  "$schema": "https://opencode.ai/config.json",
  "mcp": {
    "orderly": {
      "type": "local",
      "command": ["npx", "@orderly.network/mcp-server@latest"],
      "enabled": true
    }
  }
}

Codex (~/.codex/config.toml):

[mcp_servers.orderly]
command = "npx"
args = ["@orderly.network/mcp-server@latest"]

2. HTTP Mode (for hosted deployments)

Run as an HTTP server for remote access:

yarn start:http

The server will start on port 3000 (or PORT env var):

• MCP endpoint: http://localhost:3000/
• Health check: http://localhost:3000/health

Docker Deployment:

# Build the image
docker build -t orderly-mcp .

# Run the container
docker run -p 3000:3000 orderly-mcp

The Docker image runs in stateless HTTP mode by default.

Development

For development with auto-rebuild:

yarn dev

Code Quality

This project uses ESLint and Prettier for code quality:

# Run linting
yarn lint

# Fix linting issues
yarn lint:fix

# Format code
yarn format

# Check formatting
yarn format:check

# Type check
yarn typecheck

Available Tools

1. search_orderly_docs

Search Orderly documentation for specific topics, concepts, or questions.

Parameters:

• query (string, required): Search query about Orderly
• limit (number, optional): Maximum results (default: 5)

Example queries:

• "how does the vault work"
• "trading fees"
• "order types"
• "leverage calculation"

2. get_sdk_pattern

Get code examples and patterns for Orderly SDK v2 hooks and complete DEX components.

Parameters:

• pattern (string, required): Hook or pattern name (e.g., 'useOrderEntry', 'wallet-connection', 'LightweightChart')
• includeExample (boolean, optional): Include full code example (default: true)

Available patterns:

• Account: useAccount, useWalletConnector
• Orders: useOrderEntry, useOrderStream
• Positions: usePositionStream, useCollateral
• Market Data: useOrderbookStream, useMarkPrice, useTickerStream
• Chains: useChains
• Assets: useDeposit
• Charts: LightweightChart, TradingViewWidgetSetup, Real-timeKlineDataviaWebSocket
• Trading Components: CreateOrder, Orderbook, SymbolHeader, SymbolSelection
• Position Components: Positions, UpdatePosition, ClosePosition
• Wallet Components: ConnectWalletButton, WalletConnection, EvmDropdownMenu
• WebSocket Services: websocket.service (real-time kline data)

3. get_contract_addresses

Get smart contract addresses for Orderly on specific chains.

Parameters:

• chain (string, required): Chain name (e.g., 'arbitrum', 'optimism', 'base')
• contractType (string, optional): Contract type or 'all' (default: 'all')
• network (string, optional): 'mainnet' or 'testnet' (default: 'mainnet')

Supported chains:

• EVM: ethereum, arbitrum, optimism, base, mantle, solana
• Orderly L2: orderlyL2

4. explain_workflow

Get step-by-step explanation of common development workflows.

Parameters:

• workflow (string, required): Workflow name

Available workflows:

• wallet-connection: Connect wallet and create Orderly key
• place-first-order: Complete flow for placing first trade
• deposit-funds: Deposit USDC/tokens to Orderly
• set-tp-sl: Set Take Profit and Stop Loss
• subaccount-management: Create and manage subaccounts

5. get_api_info

Get information about Orderly REST API or WebSocket streams.

Parameters:

• type (string, required): 'rest', 'websocket', or 'auth'
• endpoint (string, optional): Specific endpoint or stream name

6. get_indexer_api_info

Get information about Orderly Indexer API for trading metrics, account events, volume statistics, and rankings.

Parameters:

• endpoint (string, optional): Specific endpoint path or name (e.g., '/events_v2', 'daily_volume', 'ranking/positions')
• category (string, optional): Filter by category (e.g., 'trading_metrics', 'events', 'ranking')

Available categories:

• Trading Metrics: Daily volume, fees, perp trading data (/daily_volume, /daily_trading_fee, /daily_orderly_perp)
• Events: Account events with pagination (/events_v2) - trades, settlements, liquidations, transactions
• Volume Statistics: Account and broker volume stats (/get_account_volume_statistic, /get_broker_volume_statistic)
• Rankings: Positions, PnL, trading volume, deposits/withdrawals (/ranking/positions, /ranking/realized_pnl, /ranking/trading_volume, /ranking/deposit, /ranking/withdraw)

Example:

# Get all indexer API endpoints
get_indexer_api_info

# Get specific endpoint details
get_indexer_api_info endpoint="/events_v2"

# Get all endpoints in a category
get_indexer_api_info category="trading_metrics"

7. get_component_guide

Get guidance on building React UI components using Orderly SDK.

Parameters:

• component (string, required): Component type
• complexity (string, optional): 'minimal', 'standard', or 'advanced' (default: 'standard')

Available components:

• order-entry: Order placement form
• orderbook: Market depth display
• positions: Position management table
• wallet-connector: Wallet connection UI

8. get_orderly_one_api_info

Get information about Orderly One API for DEX creation, graduation, and management.

Parameters:

• endpoint (string, optional): Specific endpoint path or name (e.g., '/dex', 'verify-tx', '/theme/modify')
• category (string, optional): Filter by category (e.g., 'auth', 'dex', 'graduation', 'theme', 'stats', 'leaderboard', 'admin')

Available categories:

• auth: Wallet signature-based authentication (nonce, verify, validate)
• dex: DEX management - create, update, delete, deploy, and manage exchanges
• graduation: Graduation system - upgrade from demo to full broker with fee splits
• theme: AI-powered theme generation and CSS customization
• stats: Platform-wide statistics and analytics
• leaderboard: DEX rankings, performance metrics, and leaderboards
• admin: Administrative operations for platform management

Example:

# Get overview and authentication flow
get_orderly_one_api_info

# Get all endpoints in a category
get_orderly_one_api_info category="dex"
get_orderly_one_api_info category="graduation"

# Get specific endpoint details
get_orderly_one_api_info endpoint="verify-tx"
get_orderly_one_api_info endpoint="/theme/modify"

Available Resources

Access comprehensive documentation via resource URIs. All resources support fuzzy search with pagination:

Query Parameters:

• search (required) - Fuzzy search query
• page (optional) - Page number (default: 1)
• limit (optional) - Results per page, max 10 (default: 10)

Resources:

• orderly://overview - High-level protocol architecture (no search required)
• orderly://sdk/hooks?search=orderEntry - Search SDK hooks by name, description, or category
• orderly://sdk/components?search=Checkbox - Search components by name or description
• orderly://contracts?search=arbitrum - Search contracts by chain or name
• orderly://workflows?search=wallet - Search workflows by name or steps
• orderly://api/rest?search=position - Search REST API endpoints
• orderly://api/websocket?search=orderbook - Search WebSocket streams
• orderly://api/indexer?search=events - Search Indexer API endpoints

Example:

orderly://sdk/hooks?search=useOrderEntry&page=1&limit=5

Example Usage

Searching Documentation

User: "How does Orderly's vault system work?"

AI uses search_orderly_docs with query "vault system"
→ Returns explanation of cross-chain vault architecture

Getting SDK Pattern

User: "Show me how to use useOrderEntry"

AI uses get_sdk_pattern with pattern "useOrderEntry"
→ Returns hook documentation with usage example

Looking Up Contracts

User: "What's the USDC address on Arbitrum?"

AI uses get_contract_addresses with chain "arbitrum", contractType "USDC"
→ Returns contract address

Explaining Workflows

User: "How do I place my first order?"

AI uses explain_workflow with workflow "place-first-order"
→ Returns step-by-step guide

Component Building Guide

User: "How do I build an order entry component?"

AI uses get_component_guide with component "order-entry"
→ Returns complete implementation guide

Data Sources

This MCP server includes embedded data from:

1. Orderly Documentation: Architecture, concepts, and guides
2. SDK Patterns: v2 hook examples and patterns from @orderly.network/hooks
3. DEX Examples: Complete working components from the example-dex repository
4. Contract Addresses: All deployed contracts across supported chains
5. API Specifications: REST and WebSocket endpoints
6. Indexer API: Trading metrics, account events, volume statistics, and rankings
7. Orderly One API: DEX creation, graduation, and management API documentation
8. Workflow Guides: Common development task explanations

Project Structure

orderly-mcp/
├── src/
│   ├── index.ts                 # Main server entry (stdio mode)
│   ├── http-server.ts           # HTTP server entry (stateless mode)
│   ├── server.ts                # Shared MCP server logic
│   ├── tools/
│   │   ├── searchDocs.ts        # Documentation search
│   │   ├── sdkPatterns.ts       # SDK pattern lookup
│   │   ├── contracts.ts         # Contract address lookup
│   │   ├── workflows.ts         # Workflow explanations
│   │   ├── apiInfo.ts           # API documentation
│   │   ├── indexerApi.ts        # Indexer API documentation
│   │   ├── componentGuides.ts   # Component building guides
│   │   └── orderlyOneApi.ts     # Orderly One API documentation
│   ├── resources/
│   │   └── index.ts             # Resource handlers
│   └── data/
│       ├── documentation.json   # Searchable documentation chunks
│       ├── sdk-patterns.json    # SDK patterns and examples
│       ├── contracts.json       # Contract addresses
│       ├── workflows.json       # Workflow explanations
│       ├── api.json             # API specifications
│       ├── indexer-api.json     # Indexer API documentation
│       ├── orderly-one-api.json # Orderly One API documentation
│       ├── component-guides.json # Component guides
│       └── resources/
│           └── overview.md      # Protocol overview
├── .vscode/                     # VS Code settings
│   ├── settings.json
│   └── extensions.json
├── package.json
├── tsconfig.json
├── eslint.config.mjs            # ESLint configuration
├── .prettierrc                  # Prettier configuration
├── .gitignore
├── .dockerignore                # Docker ignore rules
├── Dockerfile                   # Docker build configuration
└── README.md

Updating Data

All data files in src/data/ are auto-generated via scripts in the scripts/ folder. Do not edit JSON files manually - they will be overwritten when regeneration scripts run.

Prerequisites

1. NEAR AI API key in .env file: NEAR_AI_API_KEY=your_key
2. Get API key at: https://cloud.near.ai/api-keys

Complete Regeneration (Recommended)

Generate everything from scratch:

# 1. Download latest official docs
curl -o llms-full.txt https://orderly.network/docs/llms-full.txt

# 2. Split Telegram export (if you have one)
node scripts/split_telegram_chats.js

# 3. Analyze Telegram chats → tg_analysis.json
node scripts/analyze_chat_openai.js

# 4. Analyze docs → docs_analysis.json
node scripts/analyze_llms_full.js

# 5. Get SDK patterns from source (FREE - no AI calls)
node scripts/analyze_sdk.js

# 6. Get DEX examples from example-dex repo
# Option A: Basic (FREE - no AI calls)
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/orderlynetwork/example-dex.git /tmp/example-dex
node scripts/analyze_example_dex.js
node scripts/enrich_sdk_patterns_with_examples.js

# Option B: AI-Enhanced (~$1-3, better documentation)
# git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/orderlynetwork/example-dex.git /tmp/example-dex
# node scripts/analyze_example_dex.js
# USE_AI=true node scripts/enrich_sdk_patterns_with_examples.js

# 7. Generate documentation and workflows
node scripts/generate_mcp_data.js

# 8. Generate API docs from OpenAPI spec
node scripts/generate_api_from_openapi.js

# 9. Generate Indexer API docs from OpenAPI spec
node scripts/generate_indexer_api.js

# 10. Generate Orderly One API docs from OpenAPI spec
node scripts/generate_orderly_one_api.js

# 11. Generate contract addresses
node scripts/generate_contracts.js

# 12. Build and test
yarn build && yarn test:run

Update Only Documentation

If you just want to refresh from official docs without Telegram data:

# 1. Download latest docs
curl -o llms-full.txt https://orderly.network/docs/llms-full.txt

# 2. Analyze docs only
node scripts/analyze_llms_full.js

# 3. Generate (will use existing tg_analysis.json if present)
node scripts/generate_mcp_data.js

# 4. Build
yarn build

Data Files

Contributing

To add new content, you need to update the source data and regenerate:

1. New Documentation: Update llms-full.txt or Telegram exports, then run generation scripts
2. New SDK Pattern: The SDK is auto-parsed from GitHub - patterns appear automatically when SDK updates
3. New DEX Examples: Clone the example-dex repo and run the analysis scripts
4. New Chain: Update source documentation, then regenerate
5. New Workflow: Add to source docs or Telegram chats, then regenerate

License

MIT

Support

• Orderly Documentation: https://orderly.network/docs
• SDK Repository: https://github.com/OrderlyNetwork/js-sdk
• Orderly Discord: https://discord.gg/OrderlyNetwork