Everything comes from the regulator's own API, so a question about Samsung Electronics' latest disclosures or Kakao's capital changes is answered from the filing record rather than from a news summary. Because it launches as a Docker image, setup is one config block and there is no Python environment to keep working.
An MCP server over DART, Korea's Financial Supervisory Service disclosure system, so an assistant can read filings, company profiles and financial data for listed Korean companies.
- Search a company's public disclosure filings
- Look up a company's profile and its DART unique number
- Capital increase and reduction status for a company
- Further financial detail — dividends, treasury stock, largest shareholder, officers
- Runs as a Docker image, launched by the client itself
A DART API key, issued free at opendart.fss.or.kr, plus Docker Desktop. The client config runs snaiws/dart:latest with DART_API_KEY and USECASE set; a Smithery one-liner installs it for Claude Desktop.
One command plus a key — npx -y @smithery/cli install snaiws/dart-mcp-server --client claude, then supply credentials