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Once your MCP client is connected, you talk to your TTMT data in plain language. Claude picks the right read-only tool, fetches your data, and answers. This page gives you two things: the seven guided prompts that ship with the connector as one-click starting points, and a long list of example questions you can paste or adapt.
Everything here is strictly read-only and advisory. The connector can read your trades, positions, performance, settings, signals, and channels — it can never place, modify, or close a trade, change a setting, or move funds. Ask freely; nothing you ask can touch your account.
Availability
MCP access is enabled per account by the TTMT team and is rolling out gradually. If the connector fails to sign in or the consent step doesn't complete, enablement may still be in progress for your account — see Quickstart or contact support.
Guided prompts
Guided prompts are pre-written starting points your client surfaces once you're connected. In most clients they appear as slash commands (type / in the message box) or in a prompt/command menu. Each one tells Claude exactly which tools to assemble and how to frame the answer, so you get a consistent, sample-size-honest report instead of a cold-start question.
| Prompt | What it assembles |
|---|---|
/ttmt-morning-review | Pulls your activity rollup for today (and yesterday too if today is quiet) and summarizes closed P&L with win rate, notable open positions, any halted accounts and why, skipped or rejected signals worth knowing about, and your best- and worst-performing channel — kept under 200 words, advisory in tone. |
/ttmt-settings-healthcheck | Reviews your effective settings against how each configuration is actually performing (Avg R and sample size per profile and per channel), flags anything risky or inconsistent, and reports the trade count behind every flag. Framed as advisory pattern-matching on your own recent history, never as a backtest. |
/ttmt-channel-analysis | Deep-dives one channel: compares it against your other channels, pulls its recent trades and (where available) its signals — including the ones that were skipped or rejected — and finishes with a keep / watch / drop verdict that is explicit about when the trade count is too small to be confident. |
/ttmt-risk-review | Pulls your current halt state and recent risk-limit history — and, where available, your open-position exposure by currency — then summarizes whether you're halted anywhere and why, how often you've halted recently, and where your exposure is concentrated. Advisory, never alarmist. |
/ttmt-weekly-report | A shareable weekly rollup: the week's P&L and win rate, a channel-by-channel ranking led by Avg R (with sample sizes), and — where available — your strongest and weakest weekday and session. |
/ttmt-drawdown-postmortem | Establishes your max and current drawdown and losing streaks, then digs into the trades, channels, and symbols behind the worst stretch, and whether trade frequency rose during it — grounded in numbers, honest about small samples. |
/ttmt-channel-vetting | Vets one channel like a skeptical reviewer: how it compares to your others, what it produced versus what actually traded (including skipped and rejected signals), and a keep / watch / drop verdict with the trade count behind every claim. |
Some of these prompts take an optional focus — a channel, an account, or a time window — so you can aim them (for example, run the channel deep-dive on one specific channel). Your client will offer the focus as a field when you pick the prompt; leaving it blank lets Claude ask or choose.
Prompts are advisory, never actions
A prompt like /ttmt-settings-healthcheck reads your settings and tells you what it thinks. It cannot change a single field. Any suggestion it makes is yours to apply by hand in the dashboard.
Questions you can ask
You don't need a guided prompt — you can ask anything the read-only tools can answer. The lists below are grouped loosely by what you're trying to learn. Mix and match, add your own account labels, channel names, symbols, and date windows.
Daily review
- "Give me my morning trading summary."
- "What happened on my accounts today?"
- "Recap yesterday's trading for me."
- "Anything I should know about before the London open?"
- "Is the forex market even open right now?"
- "Which of my accounts are halted right now?"
Open positions right now
- "What's my total floating P&L right now?"
- "Show me all my open positions."
- "How much am I risking on
XAUUSDat the moment?" - "Which symbol has the biggest open loss right now?"
- "How exposed am I to the US dollar across all my open trades?"
- "Is too much of my open risk sitting on one currency?"
Performance
- "How did I do over the last 30 days — net P&L, win rate, profit factor?"
- "How does my Aggressive profile compare to Balanced last month?"
- "Which of my channels made the most money this quarter?"
- "Break down my performance by symbol."
- "What's my average realized R across all closed trades?"
- "Show me my monthly performance for this year."
- "Which account is performing best?"
Drawdown, streaks & timing
- "What's my biggest drawdown this year, and how long did it take to recover?"
- "What's my longest losing streak?"
- "When do I trade best — which weekday or trading session?"
- "How do my London-session trades compare to my New York-session trades?"
A specific trade
- "Walk me through what happened on trade
trd_abc123." - "Why did
trd_abc123only fill 2 of 4 layers?" - "Show me my losing
XAUUSDtrades this week." - "List every trade from the GoldFX channel this month."
- "What was my worst trade last week, and why did it lose?"
- "Show me the full lifecycle of my most recent closed trade."
Settings & profiles
- "What settings apply when GoldFX signals hit my live account?"
- "What does my Aggressive profile actually override?"
- "List all my trading profiles and what each one does."
- "Is my current config actually working well?"
- "Which of my profiles has a large drawdown on a small number of trades?"
- "What breakeven and trailing-stop settings am I running on my demo account?"
Signals & channels
- "Why didn't my last
EURUSDsignal get traded?" - "Show me the signals that were rejected or skipped this week."
- "Which channels route to my demo account?"
- "List all the channels I'm tracking and their bound profiles."
- "What did the GoldFX channel post today that we didn't trade, and why?"
- "How many signals came in this week versus how many actually traded?"
Risk & halts
- "Show me the halt history on my live account this week."
- "Why is my prop-firm account halted?"
- "Has any account hit its daily-loss limit recently?"
What-if previews
Previews are pure computation — no trade is placed
A "what if" question runs the same order math the platform would use and shows you the plan. It never sends anything to your broker. Nothing about your account changes.
- "If I got a
XAUUSDBUYsignal now, what would my order plan look like?" - "Preview the order layout for a
EURUSDSELLat 1.0850, SL 1.0900, TP 1.0800 and 1.0750." - "Show me what my Aggressive profile would produce for that same signal."
- "How many orders would this signal split into on my live account?"
Tips for better answers
- Name the account. If you run more than one MetaTrader account, say which — "on my live account", "on the prop-firm account" — so Claude filters to the right data.
- Give a time window. "This week", "last 30 days", "in June" all narrow the query and speed up the answer.
- Use the reference. A trade like
trd_abc123or a signal likesig_xyz789lets Claude jump straight to the exact record. - Ask it to go deeper. If a summary isn't enough to explain why something happened, ask "why?" — Claude can escalate to the step-by-step engine trace for that trade.
- Remember the limits. All your MCP clients share 60 requests per minute — if a burst of questions briefly fails to connect, that's usually the cause, so wait a moment and retry. On the Essential plan there's also a daily allowance (about three questions a day); if you reach it, wait for the reset or upgrade to Pro for unlimited use. See MCP Security & Limits.
Related pages
- MCP Quickstart — connect Claude to your TTMT data in a few steps
- MCP Tools & Resources — the full read-only tool catalog behind these questions

