The useful design choice is composition: rather than making an agent fetch a dozen FRED series and decide what they mean together, macro_regime returns a labelled state with a published scoring band, and the individual tools are there when you want to see what drove it. Signed responses mean the reading can be verified after the fact, which matters if a decision gets audited.
A hosted macroeconomic server drawing on FRED and ECB indicators. Each tool answers one macro question as a composed reading rather than a raw series, and macro_regime folds seven weighted signals — VIX, yield curve, recession probability, credit spreads, financial stress, Fed stance and consumer sentiment — into a single risk-on, neutral, risk-off or stress call. Every response is signed with ES256K.
- A 0-100 economic health index across GDP, unemployment and inflation
- Recession probability with the yield-curve signal behind it
- Inflation from four angles — CPI, PCE, PPI and breakeven rates
- The labour market: unemployment, payrolls and jobless claims
- GDP growth with the release schedule attached
- The Fed picture — Fed Funds Rate, EFFR and the FOMC calendar
- The Treasury curve from the short end to the long end, with spreads
- Rates and risk references: SOFR, credit spreads, VIX, BTC, ETH and gold
- Consumer sentiment with retail sales, and a financial stress reading
- Safe-haven flows across gold, the dollar index and crypto references
- The overall regime, scored and labelled
Nothing to install and no API key — connect over SSE to https://feedoracle.io/mcp/macro/sse. The free tier is 100 calls a day.
One command — claude mcp add --transport sse feedoracle-macro https://feedoracle.io/mcp/macro/sse