At $0.01 a call with no subscription, cost tracks how many times an agent asks rather than how much it gets back — so a wide `limit` on one call is cheaper than five narrow ones. The BLS tool is the one with a learning curve: it wants series IDs rather than plain-language topics, so keep the IDs you use to hand.
A hosted server over three US federal data sources: SEC EDGAR full-text search for corporate filings, the Bureau of Labor Statistics time-series API for employment and price indices, and USDA NASS QuickStats for crop and commodity data. One connection covers all three.
- `finance_search_sec_filings` searches EDGAR by `query`, `formType` (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, S-1), `dateFrom`/`dateTo` and `limit` (default 10), returning entity name, form type, filing date, reporting period, file number and a direct EDGAR URL
- `finance_get_employment_stats` takes BLS `seriesIds` — for example `LNS14000000` for the unemployment rate — plus `startYear` and `endYear`, returning year, period, value and footnotes
- `finance_get_crop_prices` takes `commodity`, `state`, `year`, `statisticalCategory` and `limit` (default 10), returning value, unit of measurement and statistical description
- Every result carries its source identifiers, so a figure can be traced back to the filing or series it came from
Nothing to install and no API key. Add it as a URL-type entry pointing at `https://federal-financial-intel-mcp.apify.actor/mcp`; it works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and any MCP-compatible client. Published as federal-financial-intel-mcp version 0.1.0. Calls are billed at $0.01 per tool call, and one search counts as one call however many results come back.