| type | Skill |
| mode | read-only |
| name | Robinhood MCP |
| category | crypto |
| description | Read your Robinhood Agentic brokerage account via the Robinhood Trading MCP - portfolio, buying power, positions, and order history - and place a single operator-instructed trade. OAuth Connect via the dashboard MCP panel. |
| var | |
| tags | ["markets","trading","mcp"] |
| mcp | ["robinhood-trading"] |
| capabilities | ["external_api","writes_external_host","sends_notifications"] |
${var} — empty = portfolio report (read-only). orders[:N] = last N orders (default 10). trade:<instruction> = place one order, e.g. trade: buy $50 of AAPL — the only branch that writes. Anything else = treat as a question about the account and answer it read-only.
Access the operator's Robinhood Agentic Trading account through the Robinhood MCP server (agent.robinhood.com/mcp/trading). Trades execute in a dedicated Agentic brokerage account the operator authorized — real money, irreversible. The default posture is read-only reporting; an order is placed only when ${var} explicitly instructs it.
Detection & auth
The server is wired by the dashboard MCP panel's one-click Connect (OAuth; tokens stored as MCP_ROBINHOOD_TRADING_TOKEN + MCP_ROBINHOOD_TRADING_OAUTH, refreshed each run by scripts/mcp-oauth-refresh.sh). Its tools surface as mcp__robinhood-trading__* — discover them from the server; the tool descriptions are the source of truth, don't assume a fixed list.
- No
mcp__robinhood-trading__* tool callable → the server isn't connected (or its secrets are missing, in which case the workflow logged a ::warning:: and skipped MCP). Log RH_MCP_NOT_CONNECTED, notify once pointing the operator at the dashboard → MCP → Connect Robinhood Trading, and exit. Don't try to reach the API with curl — there is no static key.
- Tools exist but return 401/invalid-token → the OAuth refresh failed (rotating refresh tokens need
MCP_SECRETS_PAT — see docs/mcp-oauth.md). Log RH_MCP_AUTH_STALE, notify the operator to re-connect the server once in the dashboard, and exit. Don't retry the same call more than twice.
Steps
1. Read the account
Whatever the branch, start with the reads — portfolio value, buying power, positions (symbol, quantity, cost basis, current value, unrealized P/L), and open orders. For orders[:N], pull order history and take the most recent N (default 10) with status, side, symbol, quantity/notional, and fill price.
2. Trade branch (only when ${var} starts with trade:)
Operator-initiated only — never trade on a scheduled/default run, and never invent an order.
- Parse the instruction. It must pin down (buy/sell), , and (share quantity or dollar notional). If any of the three is missing or ambiguous ("buy some tech", "sell half-ish"), do guess: log , notify with what was missing, and exit.
