mcp
SEC EDGAR MCP
A community MCP package that turns SEC filings and company facts into agent-callable research tools.
- Maintainer
- stefanoamorelli
- Market coverage
- US
- GitHub stars
- Repository popularity
- Updated
- 2026
Fundamental researchers who want primary-source SEC evidence inside an agent conversation.
Primary-source filing data
Community project, not an SEC product
US
Why it stands out
- Primary-source filing data
- Standard MCP connection
- High citation value for SEO and research
Risks and limitations
- Community project, not an SEC product
- SEC rate limits and User-Agent rules still apply
Examples and expected outcomes
Fetch prices and statements in agent chat
- Sourced evidence
- Repeatable steps
- Explicit uncertainty
Create a read-only research brief
- Sourced evidence
- Repeatable steps
- Explicit uncertainty
Compare tickers with source timestamps
- Sourced evidence
- Repeatable steps
- Explicit uncertainty
Access requirements
No API key; use an identifiable SEC User-Agent
Community package; SEC public-data fair-access rules apply
Keep automated SEC access within published fair-access guidance
Connect to your Agent
{
"mcpServers": {
"sec-edgar-mcp-review": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"sec-edgar-mcp"
]
}
}
}“Use SEC EDGAR MCP to research AAPL. List sources and timestamps first, then separate facts, calculations, risks and missing data. Do not give personalized trading advice.”
When not to use it
- Community project, not an SEC product
- SEC rate limits and User-Agent rules still apply
SEC EDGAR MCP
uvx sec-edgar-mcpBefore you install
Review the current license and source code, pin a version, keep credentials out of prompts, and start with read-only permissions.
Project-specific questions
What can SEC EDGAR MCP do in a real workflow?
Primary-source filing data Standard MCP connection High citation value for SEO and research
What access and compatibility does SEC EDGAR MCP require?
· US
What is the main implementation risk with SEC EDGAR MCP?
Community project, not an SEC product SEC rate limits and User-Agent rules still apply