Futuur MCP
Futuur API MCP Integration is a TypeScript-based server project that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for seamless integration with the Futuur API. This project provides powerful interfaces for market data, category management, user information, and betting operations. It uses a modular tool architecture and includes comprehensive documentation resources.
rating : 2 points
downloads : 7.5K
What is Futuur API MCP Integration?
This service provides a seamless connection between your applications and Futuur's betting platform. It handles market data, user profiles, betting operations, and category management through a standardized protocol.How to use this service?
Simply install the package, configure your API keys, and start making requests to access Futuur's betting platform features programmatically.Use Cases
Ideal for building betting applications, market analysis tools, or integrating Futuur's services into existing platforms.Key Features
Real-time Market Data
Access up-to-the-second market information and odds
Category Management
Organize and browse betting categories efficiently
User Profile Handling
Manage user accounts and betting history
Betting Operations
Place and manage bets programmatically
Advantages
Standardized protocol ensures compatibility
Comprehensive feature coverage for betting operations
TypeScript support for better development experience
Limitations
Requires Node.js environment
Need to manage API keys securely
Learning curve for protocol implementation
Getting Started
Install the package
Clone the repository and install dependencies
Configure your environment
Set up your Futuur API keys in the .env file
Run the server
Start the MCP integration server
Usage Scenarios
Market Data Integration
Fetch real-time market odds for display in your application
Place a Bet
Programmatically place a bet on behalf of a user
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the system requirements?
How do I get API keys?
Is there a test environment?
Additional Resources
Model Context Protocol Documentation
Official MCP protocol specifications
Futuur Developer Portal
Futuur's official developer resources
GitHub Repository
Source code and issue tracking

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