veroq_ask is positioned as the default door and reports detecting 41 intents, so a caller who never learns the tool list still lands on price, filings or screener data. The specialised tools are where the price spread lives, and it is stated per tool, with veroq_ticker_price free and the heavier tools costing more. What separates this from a data feed is that disagreement is a first-class output — veroq_verify returns an evidence chain with source reliability scores, veroq_compare scores per-source bias on a single topic, and veroq_contradictions returns Side A against Side B by severity instead of averaging them into one number.
A market and news intelligence server with a natural-language front door, a claim-checking tool that returns an evidence chain and source reliability scores, and a credit price stated inside each tool's own description.
- A single entry point for market questions: veroq_ask detects 41 intents — price, technicals, earnings, sentiment, screener, backtest, competitors, insider, filings, analysts, congress, crypto, forex, economy and more — and routes the question to the matching data.
- Claim checking with the evidence attached: veroq_verify takes a claim plus optional context and returns a confidence breakdown and per-source reliability scores.
- A brief layer you can read forwards and backwards: veroq_search and veroq_feed find briefs by query or by recency, veroq_brief opens one by ID with body text, sources, entities and counter-argument, veroq_timeline shows how it was revised version by version, and veroq_diff reports field-level changes since a timestamp.
- Coverage viewed from outside any single outlet: veroq_compare scores per-source bias on one topic and synthesises across them, veroq_contradictions returns opposing positions by severity, veroq_entities pulls every brief mentioning a named person or company, and veroq_trending ranks entities by mention count.
- Price and technical data per ticker: veroq_ticker_price returns the live quote at 0 credits, veroq_candles returns OHLCV bars, veroq_technicals returns RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands and moving averages with a signal summary, and veroq_full pulls price, fundamentals, technicals, sentiment and news in parallel.
- Macro and asset-class reads: veroq_economy and veroq_economy_indicator pull FRED series, veroq_forex returns currency pairs, veroq_commodities covers metals and energy, veroq_crypto and veroq_crypto_chart cover token snapshots and history, veroq_defi and veroq_defi_protocol return TVL by protocol and chain, and veroq_sectors aggregates sentiment across market sectors.
- Ownership and disclosure trails: veroq_insider reads executive buys and sells, veroq_institutions reads institutional holders and position changes, veroq_filings links to EDGAR source documents, veroq_analysts returns consensus ratings and price target ranges, veroq_congress returns trades disclosed by members of Congress, and veroq_ipo_calendar tracks S-1 filings.
- Screening and monitoring: veroq_screener filters on rsi_above and rsi_below, macd_signal, sentiment, sector, price and volume, veroq_screener_presets lists or runs any of 12 pre-built strategies, and veroq_alerts creates, lists and checks price and sentiment alerts.
- Longer work handed off: veroq_research returns a structured report with key findings, an entity map and information gaps, veroq_forecast returns probability-weighted scenarios with drivers and risks, veroq_generate_report starts an async ticker report retrieved by veroq_get_report, and veroq_run_agent runs a pre-built multi-step workflow by slug and reports the credits it used.
- Live web when the briefs do not cover it: veroq_web_search searches with optional trust scoring, veroq_extract pulls article text from URLs, and veroq_crawl walks a page and its links.
A Veroq API key, supplied as VEROQ_API_KEY, and credits on the account behind it — each tool states its own price.
One command plus a key — npm install -g veroq-mcp, then supply credentials