Each call is built to answer a complete question: investigate on a ticker brings back the profile, the price action, the 8-K events with impact scores, the insider sentiment and the latest financials together, rather than five calls you stitch into one answer afterwards. That works well when the question matches a tool and less well when it does not, which is what the semantic search is there for. Everything reads — there is no route here to change an account or place an order, and nothing persists between calls. Opportunity scoring and multi-signal analysis sit above the free tier, so a free key returns the underlying signals but not the ranking built from them.
A hosted financial-intelligence server at https://mcp.profitelligence.com/mcp. It reads Form 4 insider filings, AI-summarised 8-K events with impact scores, company profiles and prices, 13F institutional holdings and Federal Reserve indicators, returning them already contextualised rather than raw. It is a thin, stateless, read-only layer over the Profitelligence REST API: it cannot modify an account or place a trade, and nothing is cached locally.
- pulse() takes no parameters and returns the market snapshot: movers, recent high-impact 8-K filings with their summaries, notable Form 4 transactions and key economic indicators
- investigate(subject) is the deep read on one company — profile with sector, market cap and CEO, price history and technical signals, 8-K material events with impact scores, Form 4 summary and sentiment, and the latest 10-K and 10-Q financials
- screen(focus) scans for opportunities such as insider buying clusters inside a sector, returning a ranked list with the insiders' names, roles and transaction values
- assess(symbol) is the health check on a position you already hold
- institutional(query_type) reads 13F filings with fuzzy manager matching: top holdings, new buys, additions, exits, and the high-conviction positions above 5% of a portfolio
- search(q) is semantic search across the filings, for questions shaped like "find CEO resignation filings" rather than a ticker
- service_info() reports the account and which tier it is on
A remote server over Streamable HTTP. The shortest path is the Anthropic MCP directory, which authenticates over OAuth with no key at all; otherwise create a free account, generate a pk_live_ key and pass it either as ?apiKey= on the URL or as an X-API-Key header. Free covers the top 500 stocks by volume at 250 API calls a day; PRO at $4.99/mo covers the top 6,000 at 1,000 calls a day and adds opportunity scoring, multi-signal analysis and 10 alert subscriptions; Elite at $9.99/mo covers all stocks at 10,000 calls a day. Those two rates are early-adopter pricing held for the first 1,000 users. MIT.
One command — claude mcp add --transport http profitelligence https://mcp.profitelligence.com/mcp