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What the corpus answers, and what it refuses.

not a dumpYou never receive the data. You receive answers, one call at a time. There is no export; answers are metered, capped, and logged.

not a scrapeAnyone can fetch a page today. A corpus answers about yesterday: what the rate was in March, who was there before you, what changed since.

not an appNothing to log into and no dashboard to learn. The endpoint is the product. You bring the agent and its subscription; we never run inference.

thirty secondsyour token goes here

# 1 — get a token at /connect
# 2 — add the server; the trailing slash matters
claude mcp add --transport http moxlade https://buyer.moxlade.com/mcp/ \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer mxt_…"
# 3 — ask it something the corpus can answer

endpoint: https://buyer.moxlade.com/mcp/
transport: streamable http
session id: null
spec: 2026-07-28
tools: 14

one surfaceEvery authenticated token sees all 14 tools; there is nothing to unlock and no tier to be on. What a subscription buys is that 7 of them keep answering: when a plan lapses the corpus tools refuse and name the price, while your saved searches and your plan stay readable so you can see what you had. Tokens, plans, caps.

not here yetSDKs: the surface is MCP, and openapi.json describes the envelope for anything that generates a client from a schema. OAuth 2.1 and self-serve sign-in were on this list and shipped on 2026-09-03 — both are live, and Connect a client covers them.