The 'not possible' list is the reason to trust the rest of it: no share price or market capitalisation, no foreign companies, and the author's note that answers are not guaranteed accurate and investment decisions are yours. Within that boundary — Korean listed filings, quarterly, by segment — it is doing real disclosure data rather than recall, and the README suggests starting a new chat when a long session stops behaving.
An MCP server over Korea's DART disclosure API. It gives an assistant the financial statements of KOSPI and KOSDAQ companies so questions about revenue, operating profit and segment mix can be answered — and charted — in the conversation.
- Headline and detailed financial analysis for a listed Korean company
- Revenue broken out by business segment, so a change can be attributed rather than just observed
- Figures returned in a form the client can chart directly — quarterly trends across years
- Valuation work such as DCF built on the retrieved financial indicators
- A stated scope: KOSPI and KOSDAQ listings only, with companies named by their official listed name
A DART Open API key, issued from the DART Open API site after registering, and passed as `DART_API_KEY` in the client's env block. `uv` on the machine, with the repository downloaded, renamed to `dart-mcp` and placed in `Downloads` — the documented client entry uses that exact path — then launched as `uv --directory ... run dart.py`. The project is `dart-mcp-test` 0.1.0.