The score arrives with a dimensional breakdown rather than as a bare number, and the batch call takes 50 tickers at once, so a whole watchlist review is a single round trip. It is one vendor's model — the history and news tools are there so you can check it rather than take it.
A stdio server, published to npm as @haruspex-guru/mcp-server, that puts the Haruspex stock-analysis API in front of an agent: a 0-100 score per ticker, the history behind it, and the news around it. The repository also carries Agent Skills that build on the server.
- The latest Haruspex Score (0-100) for a ticker, with outlook, signal, a dimensional breakdown and a shareable URL
- Daily historical scores for a ticker, so a reading can be judged against where it came from
- Scores for up to 50 tickers in one call, which is how a watchlist gets reviewed
- Ticker lookup by symbol or by company name
- Recent news articles for a ticker
Npx (`npx -y @haruspex-guru/mcp-server`), or the Dockerfile that ships in the repository. An API key is read from the environment at runtime for live data; keys come from haruspex.guru/settings.
One command plus a key — npx -y @haruspex-guru/mcp-server, then supply credentials