Webull expands its AI-powered investing ecosystem

Online investment platform Webull Corp (NASDAQ:BULL) has expanded its AI-powered investing ecosystem with native connectors for ChatGPT, Claude and Grok, the launch of a Webull Command Line Interface (CLI), and an enhanced suite of Model Context Protocol (MCP) skills.

The announcement builds on Webull's recently launched MCP server, which lets investors use natural-language AI prompts to interact with the company's OpenAPI, market intelligence, account insights and research tools. The new native app connectors enable eligible users to securely connect their accounts to ChatGPT, Claude and Grok, gaining conversational access to account balances and positions, real-time market data, securities analysis, watchlists, open orders and trade history.

"AI is rapidly becoming a preferred interface for investors to interact with their brokerage account," said Anthony Denier, Group President and U.S. CEO of Webull. "We believe investors should be able to access Webull's insights and account tools wherever they choose to engage with AI."

CLI and MCP expansion

Webull also introduced Webull CLI, an official command-line interface built as a standalone Go binary with zero runtime dependencies. The tool is designed for developers, quantitative traders, fintech builders and power users, allowing them to retrieve real-time market data, view account balances and positions, trade stocks, options, futures, cryptocurrencies and event contracts, automate portfolio monitoring and reporting, and integrate trading capabilities into AI agents and software applications.

The expanded MCP skill library includes Capital Flow Analysis, Stock Snapshot, Industry Comparison, Forecast EPS, SEC Filings, Earnings Calendar and Dividend Calendar. These skills are intended to help AI assistants and agents deliver deeper investment intelligence, fundamental analysis and market context, moving beyond basic account visibility toward more sophisticated research and decision-support workflows.

"Artificial intelligence is rapidly evolving from a source of information into a mechanism for deeper investor engagement," said Jack Keating, Head of AI and CEO of Webull Tech US. "The next generation of investors won't simply ask AI for market insights, they will expect AI to help them research opportunities, monitor portfolios, identify risks, and understand account activity more seamlessly."