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@covenant-org/robinhood-guard-proxy

v0.1.0

Published

A Covenant Guard MCP proxy in front of Robinhood's agentic trading MCP: policy enforced before an order is placed, every decision signed.

Readme

@covenant-org/robinhood-guard-proxy

A Covenant Guard MCP proxy that sits in front of Robinhood's agentic trading MCP. Your agent connects to this instead of Robinhood directly. Reads and non-order tools pass straight through; an order tool is checked against your policy first, so a refused order never reaches the venue, and every decision (placed or refused) is signed.

You bring your own Robinhood agentic account. The proxy holds no funds and runs locally.

Use it

claude mcp add robinhood-guard --transport stdio -- npx -y @covenant-org/robinhood-guard-proxy

Environment:

  • ROBINHOOD_MCP_URL — upstream agentic MCP (default https://agent.robinhood.com/mcp/trading)
  • ROBINHOOD_MCP_AUTH — bearer token forwarded to the upstream
  • COVENANT_TRADING_POLICY — path to a policy JSON (unset ⇒ deny all orders)
  • COVENANT_GUARD_ATTESTOR_KEYPAIR — base64 ed25519 seed for signing receipts (unset ⇒ ephemeral, pubkey logged)
  • COVENANT_GUARD_ORDER_TOOLS — comma-separated exact order-tool names, overriding the heuristic

Policy JSON (same schema as the covenant-robinhood crate):

{
  "venue": "robinhood",
  "caps": { "per_order_usd": 500, "daily_notional_usd": 2000 },
  "risk": { "daily_loss_stop_usd": 300 },
  "universe": { "allow": ["BTC-USD", "ETH-USD"], "sides": ["buy"] },
  "order_types": ["market"],
  "rate": { "max_orders_per_min": 10 },
  "approvals": { "require_human_over_usd": 400 }
}

To confirm against a live account

Robinhood's agentic MCP schema isn't public, so two things need a real (US-only) agentic account to pin down, both overridable without a code change:

  • the exact order-tool names — set COVENANT_GUARD_ORDER_TOOLS if the heuristic misses one (it errs toward intercepting anything that looks like an order);
  • how the order value arrives in the tool arguments — the extractor reads common dollar-amount fields and fails closed when it can't determine a value and a USD cap is set.