The tools

One page per tool, each generated from the entry the MCP server and the REST API are built from. Grouped by what they are for rather than by what they cost — the tag on every row says that.

The set

11 tools, 10 on the free tier and 1 on Pro. Every name below links to that tool's own page: what it answers, every argument, every response field, the errors it can return instead of data, and the same worked call over both transports.

The MCP server and the REST API expose the same set from the same registry, so a tool that exists here exists on both with the same arguments and the same answers.

One company at a time

Resolve a name to a covered symbol, then pull its profile, its six scores and the readings behind them. Where most sessions start.

search_companies

Find covered companies by name or ticker.

Free
get_company

Profile, the six scores, and the plain-English readings for one symbol.

Free
help

How to use these tools well, and what this data can and cannot answer.

Free

Screening and back-testing

Filter the whole scored universe on your own criteria, find out what a criterion means before you filter on it, and run the same screen back through every year of stored history.

explain_metric

What one screening criterion means, and how to filter on it.

Free
screen_stocks

Filter the scored universe on one or more criteria.

Free
backtest_screen

Run a screen back through every year we hold and compare it to the market. Pro only.

Pro

The filings themselves

The company's own annual report, not a summary of it: what sections exist, the full text of one of them, a phrase search across the whole thing, and the notes that bear on a particular score.

list_filings

Which SEC filings exist for a company, with accession numbers.

Free
get_filing_outline

Every readable part of one filing, both lanes, with sizes.

Free
read_filing_section

The text of one section of one filing, whole by default.

Free
search_filing

Find a phrase across one filing, with the section each hit came from.

Free
score_evidence

One score's legs, each paired with the notes in the company's own annual report that bear on it.

Free

Getting a key

  1. 1.Register free — an email address, no card — then create a key under API Keys on your account page. Your email address has to be verified first, and the key is shown once.
  2. 2.Chat client that speaks MCP? The MCP guide is one paste. Everything else takes bearer auth, the error codes and the limits from the REST guide.
  3. 3.Open the page for the tool you want and copy the call.

Free accounts get 12 agent calls per 16 hours — its own allowance, separate from the website's screening actions — and Pro is uncounted. There is no anonymous tier: tools/list and /openapi.json answer without a key because they describe the interface, and nothing that returns data does.

More for agents

AgentsWhat exists, and the three-step quickstart.
MCPConnect Claude Code or claude.ai.
REST APIBearer auth, endpoints, errors and limits.
Tools — you are hereOne page per tool: arguments, a worked call, what it can fail with.

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