SEC EDGAR Filings MCP. Find required financials and insider moves instantly.

You're getting straight into the source. This MCP Server connects your AI client directly to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s EDGAR database. We aren't just talking about reading PDF dumps; this is querying actual, structured corporate disclosure data. It lets you pull filings—the kind of deep-dive info that separates the serious analyst from the guy skimming headlines.

We give your agent six specific ways to dig through these records:

get_recent_filings lists every single document filed recently, letting you see the form type, date, accession number, and direct link for 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, and everything else. You can quickly check what’s fresh in the feed.

For deep dives into a company's performance, you've got two main reports. If you need the full picture—the big one—you call get_annual_reports. This pulls the complete 10-K annual report, giving you audited financials and all the management discussion & analysis they’re required to write up. When you gotta check the books for a whole year, this is your play.

For more immediate financial checks, use get_quarterly_reports. This fetches the latest 10-Q reports, which give you unaudited financial updates for whatever quarter just closed.

Need to track major corporate shifts? You run get_8k_events. It pulls those 8-K reports—the ones that flag material events. Think mergers, huge earnings announcements, or if the CEO suddenly quits. These filings signal big changes you can’t ignore. If you're tracking who’s making money off their own stock, get_insider_trades accesses Form 4 filings.

It shows exactly when a company director or officer bought or sold shares—you see the motive behind the movement.

And if you just wanna know what they said about something specific? You use search_filings. This tool runs a full-text search across every document ever filed in the entire EDGAR database. You can pinpoint any keyword, product name, or risk factor mentioned anywhere—it doesn't matter which filing type it is.

It just finds the text.

This whole setup means your agent handles all the heavy lifting: it pulls annual reports with get_annual_reports for audited statements; it grabs quarterly updates via get_quarterly_reports for quick financial checks; it tracks major operational changes using get_8k_events; it maps out insider wealth movements with get_insider_trades. If you need to see the full history of what got filed, you check get_recent_filings, and if you're hunting for a specific mention across decades of corporate writing, nothing beats search_filings.