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alpaca Codex Plugin

Author
Alpaca
Category
Finance
Topics
Payments & Fintech · Web Search, Research & Learning · AI Agents & AI App Development
Version
1.0.2
First seen
2026-07-12
Last confirmed
2026-07-13
Explanation last updated
2026-07-12

The explanation below is AI-generated. Please verify it against the sources.

The Alpaca plugin lets users ask Codex natural-language questions about stock, options, and crypto markets and get live data back in the conversation. According to the plugin.json manifest, it can surface historical data, snapshots, quotes, and option chain information for queries such as comparing AAPL and GOOG performance, viewing an SPY option chain, or checking when BTC hit $100k. The plugin is listed under the "Finance" category, is authored by Alpaca, and is distributed under the MIT license (version 1.0.2). The underlying service, Alpaca, is described on its homepage as a developer-first API for stock, options, and crypto trading, offering products such as a Trading API, Broker API, Market Data, and an MCP Server. Specific in-plugin capabilities beyond the examples given in the manifest are unknown.

Overview

Alpaca is a company offering developer-focused APIs for stock, options, and cryptocurrency trading, including a Trading API, Broker API, Market Data feeds, and an MCP Server for AI-driven trading, according to the Alpaca homepage. This Codex plugin connects that market data and trading context into conversations rather than being a separate SaaS product itself.

What you can do with alpaca

  • Ask comparative questions, e.g. "How has AAPL's stock performed this quarter vs GOOG?" (per plugin.json)
  • Request option chain details, e.g. "Show me the SPY option chain that expires next Friday."
  • Query historical price events, e.g. "When has BTC's price reached $100k USD this year?"
  • View live quotes, snapshots, and historical data for stocks, options, and crypto embedded directly in the conversation

Sources

Original description (English)

Stop watching the markets.

History of alpaca

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