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Education-only MCP tools for Bitcoin security, retirement and fees, from The Bitcoin Adviser.
Remote server: your requests and data go to thebitcoinadviser.com. Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http the-bitcoin-adviser https://thebitcoinadviser.com/mcp · Claude app: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
The tools this server listed when we connected to it, in its own words.
find_answer — Searches The Bitcoin Adviser's published knowledge base and returns up to five answers, word for word as the site publishes them, best firstget_weekly_tip — Returns The Bitcoin Adviser's tip of the week: one published, approved answer selected on Monday (Australia/Sydney) and stored for the wholesearch_articles — Searches the published articles in The Bitcoin Adviser's Journal (articles and guides, from 2023 on) and returns a handful, best first: titlget_article — Opens one published article from The Bitcoin Adviser's Journal by its slug or url, and returns its author, original publish date, update datfind_related_content — For a question (query) or one Journal article (slug or url), returns what The Bitcoin Adviser publishes on the subject: approved answers firchoose_path — Routes a visitor to the right starting point from their situation. Deterministic. Returns the path and the next view. Situations: "protect-fchoose_security_path — Routes a Security Centre concern to its one next room. Deterministic. Concerns: "digital-life" (Tighten my digital life, including if I do nchoose_retirement_path — Routes by the retirement system the visitor is working with, not by where they live. Deterministic. Systems: "united-states" (United States)choose_us_path — Routes a U.S. visitor by situation to The Bitcoin Adviser's U.S. guidance first: a primary page, related pages, a reason quoted from the pricalculate_retirement_scenario — Illustrates how many years Bitcoin holdings plus monthly contributions might take to support a target annual income. Deterministic; the sameexplain_retirement_scenario — Runs calculate_retirement_scenario itself and explains the result in plain English. Every number in the explanation comes from the result; tcompare_growth — Illustrates how a lump sum plus monthly contributions might grow in Bitcoin compared with cash savings, nominal and after inflation. Determiconvert_fiat_to_sats — Converts an amount of USD, AUD, EUR or GBP into sats at The Bitcoin Adviser's cached spot price (or a fixed fallback when the spot is unavaiborrow_vs_sell — Illustrates the liquidity from selling an amount of Bitcoin after tax, against borrowing on it as collateral, and what each leaves at a lateread_market_position — The Bitcoin market observatory's reading (/dashboard): the Bitcoin price in AUD, USD, EUR or GBP (default AUD), the Mayer Multiple (price ovread_market_history — The dashboard plotter's series (/dashboard): daily Bitcoin price, Mayer Multiple, or Power Law model trend in AUD, USD, EUR or GBP (default read_supply_schedule — Bitcoin's scheduled cumulative block subsidy through a block height (the dashboard's Supply drawer), from the consensus rule alone: 50 BTC hestimate_transaction_fee — Estimates a Bitcoin network fee as virtual size × fee rate (the dashboard's fee estimator). The size comes from a named wallet pattern (p2wpread_network_state — The dashboard's network and mempool readings (/dashboard Network and Transactions drawers): tip height, difficulty adjustment, hashrate (serdashboard_snapshot — One reading of the Bitcoin market dashboard (/dashboard): market position (price, Mayer Multiple, Power Law model trend, climate), spot in aestimate_referral_earnings — Illustrates potential Referral Fees under The Bitcoin Adviser's standard referral programme terms. Hypothetical inputs only; it never reads explain_referral_program — Returns the standard terms The Bitcoin Adviser offers new referral partners, as recorded from the agreement: each rule in plain words with ifind_adviser — Shortlists advisers of The Bitcoin Adviser whose recorded details confirm what was asked. Deterministic, matching rules version 1. audience open_playbook — Returns a versioned Security Centre playbook: checklist groups and items with citations, plus the readiness questions explain_gap accepts. Ccheck_security_posture — Names the one security layer that needs attention (perimeter, holding, control, or continuity) and one next room, from enumerated answers. Tassess_risk — The full Bitcoin risk assessment: from enumerated answers across the four layers (perimeter, holding, control, continuity), returns every fiexplain_gap — Reads validated answers, either readiness answers for a playbook (answers) or security posture answers (posture, the same shape check_securiread_warning — Returns the published warnings register: four evergreen threat types (what multisig limits and what it does not stop), then each published idraft_will_starter — Builds the Bitcoin Will Starter's structured draft: a Bitcoin-aware starting point to take to a lawyer where the person lives. It is not a wdraft_treasury_policy — Builds a deterministic bitcoin treasury governance policy draft from the shared governance engine. Modes: governance_first (security arrangedraft_board_pack — Builds a deterministic meeting pack from the shared governance engine: a governing-body paper, a draft resolution or trustee minute, and a rprepare_enquiry — Returns the validated path and source context for the client enquiry form, and where a person can complete it. It does not fill personal fieprepare_referral_application — Returns the client enquiry form for a referral programme enquiry (tba_path=referral) and where a person can complete it, with a validated auprepare_terms_request — Assembles a request for a person to review: who, which agreement, and an idempotency key. It does not send anything. Sending is a separate, Not tested by KitScout yet. When our harness runs it, pros, cons and the tasks we tried appear here, with the date and evidence.