Unquant MCP examples

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Unquant is a hosted financial-data MCP server for AI agents. It exposes normalized market, company, financial-news, US macroeconomic, and US Congress transaction-disclosure data through one remote Streamable HTTP endpoint:

https://unquant.ai/mcp

No local Unquant package or wrapper is required. This repository contains public connection examples, prompt recipes, and snapshots of contracts already published by the remote server. The production implementation remains private.

Fastest connection

Claude Code:

claude mcp add --transport http unquant https://unquant.ai/mcp

Generic MCP configuration:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "unquant": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://unquant.ai/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Other hosts may use a settings UI, command, or different configuration schema. Prefer the current host's native remote-MCP setup.

Try discovery without installing anything

./examples/curl/list-tools.sh
./examples/curl/list-datasets.sh
./examples/curl/describe-dataset.sh market.quote

The endpoint accepts stateless JSON-RPC tool calls for public discovery. Data tools may use the anonymous Free allowance or OAuth, depending on the current contract and usage state.

Example research recipes

• Company and stock research
• US Congress disclosures
• Macroeconomic monitoring

Every financial answer should retain observation dates, reporting periods, units, freshness, warnings, and relevant limitations. Unquant is for research; it does not execute trades or provide personalized investment advice.

Canonical references

• Agent quick guide
• Full agent reference
• Agent contract manifest
• MCP tool-contract snapshot
• Dataset-contract snapshot
• Financial and data disclosures

Licensing and data rights

The example code in this repository is MIT licensed. That license does not grant rights to Unquant data or the hosted service. Data access, use, redistribution, and pass-through restrictions are governed by the Unquant Terms and the data-and-service notice.

The JSON files in catalog/ are public contract metadata and documentation under the repository's MIT license. They contain no returned financial records. That documentation license does not grant rights to data returned by the hosted service.

Do not open an issue containing access tokens, email codes, payment details, personal financial data, or licensed third-party content.