MCP server that gives coding agents typed 0xArchive market data tools across Hyperliquid (perps, HIP-3, HIP-4, spot) and Lighter.xyz
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search_companies
Search for companies by name or ticker symbol in the Signal8 database. Returns matching companies with their ticker, name, CIK, and exchange. Use this as the first step to find a company before calling other tools.
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What it does
SEC filings, dilution, insider & institutional ownership, and political-trade data for AI agents.
Quickstart
# 1 — install (mcprush login holds a key from your dashboard)
npx mcprush@latest add signal8-mcp
# 2 — ask your agent something
> SEC filings, dilution, insider & institutional ownership, and political-trade data for AI agents.
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Installation
Where are you running it?
Every route below installs the same thing and ends at the same approval screen. Nothing here runs on your machine — this server runs on the publisher’s own infrastructure behind our gateway, and what you install is the connection to it.
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This is a public server: you run it yourself and this marketplace is not in the path. Claude Code registers it in one command.
claude mcp add --transport http signal8-mcp https://mcp.signal8.ai/mcpReconnect, or start a new session, and the tools appear in the model’s tool list.
Free to install, and it runs from its publisher’s own package: no account, no key, no card.
What it writes
One config entry pointing at the gateway. The server itself runs on the publisher’s own infrastructure, so nothing from this listing executes on your machine.
What you approve
92 tools, with what each one reads, writes and reaches shown before you agree — the same list on every route above. Read the tool surface.
Tool surface
What the model actually sees. Descriptions are diffed on every release — see version history.
Search for companies by name or ticker symbol in the Signal8 database. Returns matching companies with their ticker, name, CIK, and exchange. Use this as the first step to find a company before calling other tools.
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Get an enriched company profile by ticker symbol. Returns CIK, exchange, sector, industry, market cap, employee count, description, and other fundamental data. This is a lightweight lookup (1 credit) -- use this when you only need basic company info rather than the full bundle. Always includes halted/haltCode/haltedAt trading-halt status (false/null when trading normally); a halted-but-listed tick
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Get the current stock quote for a company including price, volume, change, market cap, and other real-time market data. Use this when a user asks about a stock's current price or trading activity. Always includes halted/haltCode/haltReason/haltedAt/resumptionAt trading-halt fields (false/null when trading normally); a halted ticker returns the last-known quote instead of an error, or currentPrice:
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Get computed market metrics for a company including volume averages, volatility, SMAs, and trend direction. Use when analyzing trading patterns or technical indicators beyond the basic quote.
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Get short interest data for a company including short volume, short ratio, days to cover, and short percent of float. Use when analyzing bearish sentiment or potential short squeeze setups.
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Get float and share structure data for a company including shares outstanding, public float, insider ownership percentage, and institutional ownership. Use when analyzing share supply and ownership concentration.
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Get the POINT-IN-TIME float history for a company — one sample per trade date (float shares, shares outstanding, and the source the float came from). Use to answer "what was the float on date X" or to see float expand across a dilution event, which the latest-only get_float cannot show. IMPORTANT: this series is FORWARD-ONLY — it began accumulating in mid-2026 and is NOT backfilled, so early/absen
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Get historical OHLCV price candles for a stock. Supports daily, weekly, and monthly resolutions. Use period shorthand (1M, 3M, 6M, 1Y, 5Y, ALL) or explicit from/to UNIX timestamps. Default is 1 year of daily candles. Use this to compute price returns, chart price history, or analyze volume trends over time.
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Get percentage price changes for a stock across multiple timeframes: 1D, 5D, 1M, 3M, 6M, YTD, 1Y, 3Y, 5Y, 10Y, and MAX. Use this for quick "how much is it up/down" answers without fetching full candle data.
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Get income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow data for a company. Supports annual, quarterly, and trailing-twelve-month views. Use when analyzing revenue, profitability, debt, or cash position.
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Get historical earnings data for a company including EPS actual vs estimate, revenue actual vs estimate, and surprise percentages. Use when analyzing earnings beats/misses or upcoming earnings expectations.
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Get key executives and officers of a company including name, title, compensation, and tenure. Use when researching company leadership or management quality.
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Get recent news articles and press releases for a company. Use when researching recent developments, catalysts, or sentiment drivers. Set pressReleasesOnly to return only official company press releases.
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Get analyst ratings consensus for a company including average target price, number of analysts, buy/hold/sell breakdown, and consensus recommendation. Use when evaluating Wall Street sentiment or price targets.
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Get forward analyst estimates for a company including EPS, revenue, EBITDA, and net income (low/high/avg) with analyst counts. Supports annual and quarterly periods. Use when analyzing forward earnings expectations or revenue forecasts.
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Get clinical trial data for a biotech/pharma company including trial phase, status, conditions, and interventions. Use when analyzing a biotech company's pipeline or upcoming catalyst events.
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Search clinical trials market-wide (cross-company). Distinct from get_clinical_trials, which is scoped to a single ticker. Filter by phase, indication, sponsor, status, and date window; sort and paginate the results.
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Top stock movers — gainers (largest % up), losers (largest % down), or active (highest volume). Optional session window (premarket / regular / afterhours; regular default; not supported for active). Optional date (YYYY-MM-DD) returns a PAST trade date's gainers/losers on a historical daily close-to-close basis (computed from split-adjusted daily bars, NOT intraday) — session is rejected when date
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Get the latest market-wide news across ALL tickers, most recent first. Every item is significance-classified at ingest (critical | major | standard); the default filter of critical,major is the "top stories" view. Use for "what is happening in the market right now" — for news about one company, use get_news with a ticker instead. Requires the /news/latest public endpoint (added 2026-07-29; 404 unt
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Get market breadth aggregates (advance/decline counts and ratio, percent of constituents above their 50DMA and 200DMA, and counts of new 52-week highs/lows) for a chosen universe (sp500, ndx, or all). Use to add market-state context to commentary, tweets, or daily summaries.
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List currently-active trading halts across NASDAQ/NYSE/AMEX (from the consolidated Nasdaq Trader halt feed). Each halt includes ticker, market, haltCode (T1/T2/T12/LUDP/H10/...), human-readable reason, haltedAt, and the scheduled resumptionAt when one is set. An EMPTY list is a normal state (no active halts right now), not an error. Halts are tradeable catalysts — use this to discover halted names
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Get upcoming and recent earnings releases between two dates. Optionally restrict to a list of tickers. Returns ticker, date, time (BMO/AMC), EPS estimate, and revenue estimate when available. Supports market cap filtering to focus on large-cap or small-cap earnings only.
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Get scheduled macro/economic events (CPI, FOMC, jobs reports, GDP, etc.) between two dates. Optionally filter to a single country (ISO-3166 alpha-2, e.g. "US"). Defaults to US when omitted.
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Get the forward-looking 10-K / 10-Q SEC filing-deadline calendar within a date window. Optionally restrict to a universe (sp500/ndx/dji/all) and/or a list of form types (default both 10-K and 10-Q).
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Get stocks that moved significantly after earnings reports on a given date. Returns pre-computed price changes with earnings surprise data in a single call — no need to chain get_earnings_calendar + get_historical_prices + get_quote per ticker. Includes preEarningsClose, currentPrice, changePct, EPS/revenue actuals vs estimates, and surprise percentages. Filter by minimum absolute % change thresho
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Recent material 8-K filings (last 7 days) for the constituents of an index universe. By default returns the high-signal 8-K item codes (material agreements, M&A, executive changes, restructurings, etc.); pass `items` to filter to specific 8-K item codes. Choose the universe with `universe`.
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Screen SEC filings across all companies with company-level filters (sector, industry, market cap, exchange) combined with filing-level filters (form type, date range). Returns filings enriched with company metadata: ticker, sector, industry, exchange, market cap, and price. Use this to answer questions like "find all S-1 filings from biotech companies under $500M market cap" or "show me recent 8-K
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Search and list SEC filings with filtering by company (CIK), form type, and date range. Returns paginated results with filing metadata including form type, filing date, company name, and accession number. Use this to find filings before reading their content with get_filing_document or get_filing_exhibits.
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Get the full raw text/HTML content of an SEC filing by its internal filing ID. Returns the complete filing document which can be very large (10-K filings can be 1MB+). Use the maxLength parameter to truncate content for previews. The response includes company_name, form_type, filing_date, cik, and accession_number alongside the content. Find filing IDs using search_sec_filings first.
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List all exhibits (individual documents) within an SEC filing. Returns exhibit metadata including exhibit type, description, and content size. Use this to identify which exhibits to read with get_exhibit_content. Excludes XML/XBRL exhibits.
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Get the full text/HTML content of a single exhibit from an SEC filing. Returns the exhibit text along with exhibit_type, description, company_name, accession_number, and form_type. Use the maxLength parameter to truncate large exhibits. Find exhibit IDs using get_filing_exhibits first.
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Full-text substring search across all SEC filing exhibit content. Returns matching snippets with context around each match. Powerful for finding specific clauses like "change of control", "anti-dilution", "right of first refusal", or any specific language across filings. Optionally filter by company (CIK), filing, accession number, or form type.
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Look up a filing or exhibit by its SEC accession number. Supports both dashed format (e.g., "0001193125-22-010026") and compact 18-digit format. Returns filing metadata including company name, form type, filing date, and exhibit count. If the filing is in the local database, returns full metadata; if only found on SEC EDGAR, returns basic metadata with an isInDatabase: false flag.
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Analyze stock price performance after SEC filings. Returns individual filing records with pre-computed price returns at +1 day, +3 days, +7 days, and +30 days after the filing date, plus aggregate statistics (average, median, % negative, best, worst) across all matching filings. Combine company-level filters (sector, industry, market cap, exchange) with filing filters (form type, date range). Use
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Get insider trading discovery data for a company. Includes cluster buying detection, entity-centric insider model, and Form 4 cross-referencing. Shows insider transactions with buying/selling patterns that may signal upcoming corporate actions. Each insider includes a transactionBreakdown by SEC code (P=Purchase, S=Sale, F=Tax withholding, M=Exercise, G=Gift, A=Award), netSharesSold12m (code S onl
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Get unified ownership breakdown for a company combining Form 4 insider holdings, 13F institutional holdings, and 13D/13G activist positions. All entities are resolved across the three SEC form types into a single view with counterparty resolution. The allHolders array is paginated via limit/offset (default 100). Aggregate stats (institutional/insider/beneficial/retail totals and percentages) are a
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Get institutional holders (13F filers) for a company. Returns institutions that hold positions in this stock based on SEC 13F filings, including shares held, portfolio weight, and filing dates. Useful for understanding institutional ownership concentration.
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Get detailed information about a specific institutional investor by their SEC CIK number. Returns the institution name, total AUM, number of holdings, and filing history. Use get_institutions first to find the CIK for an institution.
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Get the full portfolio holdings for a specific institution by CIK. Returns all positions from their latest 13F filing with shares, value, and portfolio weight. Supports pagination for institutions with large portfolios.
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Diff two quarterly 13F snapshots for an institution. Compares the latest filing against the prior quarter and returns per-position changes: new positions, increased, decreased, and exited. Sorted by |changePercent| descending so the biggest moves surface first. Much more efficient than calling get_institution_holdings twice and diffing client-side — the server computes everything in a single SQL q
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Get an institution's position changes over recent 13F periods by CIK. Reads the number of trailing periods to include.
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Get the list of 13F filings for an institution by CIK, with pagination.
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Get an institution's reported PUT/CALL derivative positions by CIK (13F options), with pagination and sorting.
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Get sector allocation and top holdings analytics for an institution's portfolio by CIK.
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Two market-wide institution leaderboards in one call: topByAum (largest holders by assets under management, name-deduped) and mostActive (highest 13F position-change volume). No CIK required. For the full paginated AUM list use get_institution_top_aum.
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Get detailed insider transaction history for a company from Form 4 filings. Returns individual buy/sell transactions with insider name, title, shares, price, and transaction codes. Supports pagination for companies with extensive insider activity. Filter by year/month to narrow results, or use transactionCode to find only purchases (P), sales (S), etc. Useful for identifying "first insider buy sin
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Detect cluster buying patterns for a company. Identifies periods where 3+ distinct insiders purchased shares within a 14-day window -- a strong bullish signal that often precedes positive corporate announcements or price appreciation.
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Discover top institutional holders across the entire company universe ranked by assets under management (AUM). Unlike get_ownership which shows institutions for a single company, this tool searches across all companies to find the largest institutional players. Optionally set a minimum AUM. Useful for identifying smart money flows and major institutional positioning trends.
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Search institutional investors (13F filers) by name. Returns matching institutions with CIK, name, AUM, holdings count, and latest filing period. Use this to find a specific fund or investment manager when you know part of their name (e.g., "Vanguard", "BlackRock", "Citadel"). Results are ranked by AUM descending.
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Discover insider trading patterns across multiple companies. Unlike get_insiders which shows insider activity for a single ticker, this tool searches the entire universe to find insiders active across multiple companies, cluster buying patterns, and large transactions. Filter by insider name, transaction type, or date range. Useful for detecting coordinated insider activity, cross-company insider
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Get full compliance rules evaluation for a company. Runs Nasdaq/NYSE deficiency detection, bid price tracking, and delinquent filing detection. Returns a comprehensive compliance picture combining SEC filing data, market data, and exchange rules. This is the most thorough compliance check available (25 credits).
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Screen companies by price range, volume, cash runway, float, shares outstanding, market cap, industry, listing exchange (NASDAQ/NYSE/AMEX), and float data source. Sort results by any sortable column. Returns matching companies with key metrics and pagination. Each row carries live trading-halt status (halted/haltCode/haltedAt; false/null when trading normally); pass excludeHalted=true to drop curr
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Historical MARKET-WIDE premarket scan for a single PAST trade date. For the requested ET date, returns every ticker with that day's premarket (default) session volume and its relative volume (RVOL) vs the trailing 90-day same-session baseline — the SAME RVOL math as get_rvol_history, but across the whole market for one date instead of one ticker across many dates. Filter by RVOL, market cap, price
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Get stock split history for a company including forward and reverse splits with dates, ratios, type classification, and cumulative 2-year reverse split ratio. Relevant for NASDAQ/NYSE minimum bid-price compliance (1:250 cumulative reverse-split cap).
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Get aggregated ETF data in a single call. Combines multiple data sources (profile, holdings, sector weightings, country exposure, performance, news, analyst coverage, and comparables) into one response. Each data type is cached independently. Specify which types to include or omit to get above-the-fold defaults (profile, stock-summary, holdings, sectors).
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List and search congressional politicians who have STOCK Act trading disclosures. Filter by party (D/R/I), state, or search by name. Returns paginated results with trade counts, last trade date, and net buy/sell direction over the trailing 12 months.
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Get the full profile for a politician including party, state, chamber, trade statistics, filing delay metrics, most traded sector, and their 10 most recent transactions. Use get_politicians first to find the slug (e.g. "sen-nancy-pelosi").
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Get paginated trade history for a specific politician. Returns individual STOCK Act disclosures with ticker, transaction type, amount range, filing delay, and late filing flag. Includes a summary with total buys/sells and net value.
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Get activity metrics for a politician broken down by period (30d, 90d, 1y, all-time). Includes buy/sell counts and values per period, most traded tickers (top 10), and transaction type breakdown. Useful for analyzing trading patterns over time.
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Discover the most active congressional traders ranked by trade count within a lookback period. Returns each politician with trade count, tickers traded, buy/sell values, and top tickers. Useful for identifying the most prolific political traders.
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Get recent STOCK Act trades across all politicians. Each trade includes the senator info, ticker, transaction type, amount, and filing delay. Filter by direction (buy/sell) and lookback period. Useful for monitoring current congressional trading activity.
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Get STOCK Act late filing violations -- trades where the disclosure was filed more than 45 days after the transaction (a legal violation). Sorted by filing delay descending. Useful for identifying politicians with poor disclosure compliance.
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Get committee assignments for a politician including committee name, chamber, role (Chair, Ranking Member, etc.), and subcommittee memberships. Use to correlate trading activity with committee oversight areas. Requires a politician slug (e.g. "sen-nancy-pelosi") -- use get_politicians first to find the slug.
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Get voting records for a politician by slug. Returns congressional votes with bill info, position (Yea/Nay/Not Voting), and result. Useful for assessing alignment between a politician's votes and their trading positions. Requires Bioguide ID resolution.
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Get estimated realized + unrealized profit & loss for a politician. Methodology: each disclosed trade amount range is converted to an estimated share count using the stock's historical market price on the transaction date, then FIFO-matched on SHARES (realized = (sellPrice − buyPrice) × matched shares); open positions are marked to the current price for unrealized P&L. Works for Congress (sen-/rep
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Rank politicians (Congress + executive branch) by estimated trading P&L across the universe. Sort by total P&L, win rate, or traded volume. P&L uses price-adjusted share estimation: disclosed amount ranges → estimated shares via historical price → FIFO on shares → open positions marked to current price. Figures are ESTIMATES (±25-40% from disclosure bracket width).
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Get committee leadership roles (Chair, Ranking Member, etc.) for a politician. Use get_politicians first to find the slug.
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Get recent congressional roll-call votes across all members, sourced from GovTrack (both chambers as available — currently Senate-heavy). Each vote includes member, bill info, position, and result.
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Get the most recently introduced bills across all congressional sponsors. Each bill includes the sponsor block (bioguideId, fullName, party, state, politicianSlug) so persona agents can link directly to the sponsor detail page. politicianSlug is null when the sponsor is no longer in the active roster (typically ex-members). Requires CONGRESS_API_KEY on the backend.
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Which market SECTORS politicians have been trading in over a trailing window. Aggregates congressional + executive trades by sector and returns, per sector: trade count, total dollar volume, number of distinct politicians, and the top tickers. Use it to see where political trading activity is concentrating (e.g. "politicians piled into Energy this month"). Sort by count or dollar volume.
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Reverse lookup — find which politicians recently traded a given TICKER. Returns recent STOCK Act disclosures for that symbol with politician info, transaction type, and amount.
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Get the Signal8 cash position model for a company, derived from the dilution snapshot pipeline: anchor cash and anchor date, monthly burn, post-anchor capital raises (with SEC filing citations), known outflows, estimated current cash and runway months. Use when analyzing a company's current cash situation, runway, or capital raise activity. ALWAYS RETURNS 200 — read `available` and `reason`, never
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Get up to 10 years of quarterly cash position history from SEC XBRL filings (data.sec.gov company-facts). Returns an array of {periodEnd, usd, formType, isAnnual} sorted chronologically. Deduped by period with annual filings preferred over quarterly. Not feature-gated — works for any company with SEC filings.
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Find companies with imminent capital raise needs based on estimated cash runway. Defaults to companies with less than 6 months of cash remaining, sorted by urgency (lowest runway first). Useful for identifying distressed companies, imminent dilution situations, or potential financing catalysts. Runway is estimated from current burn rate.
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Find companies projected to run out of cash within a date window. Similar to lockup expiration calendars but for cash depletion events. Returns companies sorted by urgency (lowest runway first). Runway is an estimate based on current burn rate — actual depletion depends on future capital raises and operational changes. Default window is today to 90 days out.
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Get intraday OHLCV candles at 1, 5, 15, 30, or 60-minute resolution. Use for intraday price action analysis, volume patterns, and short-term technical analysis. Returns open, high, low, close, and volume for each bar. Set extended=true (1-minute resolution only) to include premarket (04:00–09:30 ET) and after-hours (16:00–20:00 ET) bars.
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Get volume distribution across price levels for a single trading day. Returns price buckets with volume, Point of Control (highest volume level), and Value Area (price range containing 70% of volume). Use for identifying support/resistance and high-volume price nodes.
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Get intraday accumulation/distribution metrics for the current or most recent trading session. Returns session VWAP, volume above/below VWAP, estimated buy vs sell volume (tick rule), volume by time period (morning/midday/afternoon), and comparison to average volume. Use for assessing real-time buying/selling pressure.
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Get current open insider positions for a CIK (either an insider or an issuer). If an issuer (company) CIK is supplied, returns all insiders' positions for that company. If an insider (reporting-person) CIK is supplied, returns that insider's open positions across all issuers they have filed Form 4 for. The response includes a `lookupMode` field (`"issuer"` or `"insider"`) indicating which interpre
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Get per-insider lifetime position aggregates for a given ticker — which insiders hold positions in the stock and their aggregate cost/value. Derived from Form 4 filings.
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Get recent analyst grade actions (upgrades, downgrades, initiations) for a ticker, including the grading firm and previous/new grade.
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Get analyst price target data for a ticker. By default returns the consensus / split-adjusted average price target. Set list=true to return the full per-analyst list of individual price targets instead.
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Get aggregated analyst coverage for a ticker — consolidated view of grades, targets, and coverage breadth across covering firms.
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Get the paginated list of campaign donors (individuals and PACs) for a single politician across one election cycle. Returns donor name, amount, type, employer/occupation (individuals), and committee details (PACs). Use this when a user asks "who donated to <politician>" or wants the full donor list. For a quick top-10 + cycle totals overview, use get_politician_donor_summary instead.
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Get a bundled donor summary for a single politician: cycle totals (raised, spent, cash-on-hand, debts), donor count, top 10 individual donors, and top 10 PAC donors — all in one response. This is the right tool for "who funds <politician>" or "biggest donors to <politician>" style questions. For the full paginated list, use get_politician_donors.
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Get market-wide campaign-finance rollups across ALL tracked politicians for a cycle: total raised, top 10 individual donors, top 10 PACs, party/chamber/cycle splits, and a most-funded politician leaderboard. Use for "who are the biggest donors in 2024?" or "which party raised more?" type questions. For a single politician, use get_politician_donor_summary.
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List mirrored executive orders (policy events) from the Federal Register feed. Filter by signing-date range, affected sector, or free-text title query. Each event includes its Federal Register document number (externalId), title, signing date (eventDate), normalized affected sectors, full-text URL, and flaggedTradeCount — the number of official trades that occurred in an affected sector near the s
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For a single politician, list trades that occurred within a window of days before or after the signing of an executive order affecting the traded sector. Each row contains the trade, the nearestEvent, daysDelta (negative = traded N days before EO signing, positive = traded N days after), matchBasis, and matchCount, plus a summary (totalFlags, totalEstimatedUsd, topSector). Defaults to trades 1-14
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Rank politicians (Congress + executive branch) by trades that occurred near executive-order signings in sectors the orders affect. Each row includes the politician, flaggedTradeCount, totalEstimatedUsd, topSector, and an exampleEvent. Use for "who trades most around policy activity" style questions. Defaults to the same "traded 1-14 days before signing" lens as get_policy_trade_overlap; same-day t
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Forward-looking legislative catalyst calendar: upcoming House/Senate floor votes (bills and Senate cloture motions) filtered to items that can move tickers. Each item includes the predicted vote window (start/end/granularity/confidence/provenance), marketRelevance (low/medium/high), significance (1-5), affected sectors with direction + mechanism, verified affected tickers with evidence quotes, pas
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Get the per-day relative-volume (RVOL) time series for a ticker, bucketed by trading session (premarket 04:00–09:30 ET, regular 09:30–16:00, afterhours 16:00–20:00, or all four). Each day's RVOL compares that session's volume to a trailing same-session baseline (90 days by default — configurable via "baselineDays"), so premarket volume is judged against premarket history (not a stale full-day figu
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Get the live premarket scanner board — the top premarket gainers and losers by absolute gap %, each row enriched with rvol, marketCap, floatShares, short interest, dilution, and news/catalyst flags. Off-hours it falls back to the last session. Use for premarket small-cap runner discovery. Set includePennyStocks=true to include sub-$1 names (separate cache slot). During the 04:00–09:30 ET premarket
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Two independent axes, because powerful and malicious are different questions. The grade is threat only. The capability level is blast radius, and it is never a penalty on the grade — it is priced as one subtract-only term in the score, where you can see it.
This listing is a hosted endpoint: the publisher runs it and we connect to it. The scanner reads packages and source, and neither exists to read here, so there is no grade — not a withheld one, an unmeasured one. What can be checked instead is on Installation: what it asks to reach and what it writes.
Release history
Pinned to 0.15.0 — the install command below asks for that release. A pin is part of an install, so it is kept for this visit and written down when you install.
0.15.0
undated
installedNo release note was published with this version.
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