Pythia is the first investment harness: use AI to research, invest, learn or actively trade. Free and open source. Coming soon to Windows and Linux.
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MCP connect URL: https://mcp.pythia.trade/mcp
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Search Pythia's pages, daily briefs and company ledgers. Returns
{results:[{id,title,url}]} — pass an id to fetch. Ticker-shaped queries
(e.g. NVDA) also match the company ledger; names match any page kind
(page:<kind>:<key>) and section text matches return a section pointer
(page:<kind>:<key>#<section>). Brief results are newest-first; fetch id
'brief:latest' returns the newest compliance-approved brief. Fetch
'ledger:coverage' for the full list of covered tickers before
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Search Pythia — Search Pythia's pages, daily briefs and company ledgers. Returns
{results:[{id,title,url}]} — pass an id to fetch. Ticker-shaped queries
(e.g. NVDA) also match the company ledger; names match any page kind
(page:<kind>:<key>) and section text matches return a section pointer
(page:<kind>:<key>#<section>). Brief results are newest-first; fetch id
'brief:latest' returns the newest compliance-approved brief. Fetch
'ledger:coverage' for the full list of covered tickers before
Fetch a document — Fetch one document by search id: page:<kind>:<key> (a whole instrument
page — infobox and dated sections — minus the desktop's local sections;
page:<kind>:<key>#<section> serves one section), brief:latest (the newest
compliance-approved daily brief), brief:<uuid>, ledger:<TICKER>
(official-source company ledger: SEC fundamentals, Form-4 insiders,
fails-to-deliver, 13F holdings, congressional trades), ledger:coverage (the
full ticker universe — fetch this before planning m
Find an instrument — Resolve names, tickers or CIKs to Pythia page ids (company:<CIK>, etf:<ticker>,
sector:<key>) with the number of matches per query. Start here when you do not
know a page id. total=0 means no page exists yet, not that the instrument does
not exist; pythia://coverage lists what has pages. Next: page_infobox or any
section tool with the page id.
Instrument infobox — The infobox of one or more pages: identity, scale, last reported figures,
ownership summaries. Each cell has value, source and as-of date. A null value is
not zero: price-dependent cells (market_cap, pe_ttm, ev, dividend_yield) and the
stance slot carry `needs` (the data kind) and a `formula` for a client that has
its own prices; Pythia does not serve prices. withheld_fields are inside this
connection's freshness window. Next: financials for the reported figures, or a
sec
Reported financials — The last reported financial figures from SEC filings (revenue, EPS, margins,
EBITDA, net income, cash, debt, free cash flow, growth), each with the filing's
as-of date. These are as reported, not restated or estimated. detailed adds the
price-dependent ratios as formulas to compute locally. null is not zero. Next:
earnings for the dated reporting events, filings for the source documents.
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Pythia is the first investment harness: use AI to research, invest, learn or actively trade. Free and open source. Coming soon to Windows and Linux.
How do I connect Pythia to my AI agent?
Use the MCP endpoint listed on this page in your MCP client configuration. One-click install pills support Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and other hosts. Copy the remote MCP URL if your client needs a manual entry.
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SEC filings — SEC filings index for one instrument (form, filing date, link). Each link is an EDGAR deep link that lands on the cited passage. Leave ticker empty for the newest filings across every page (a feed of what was just filed). total counts what this connection may see; page with cursor. An empty list means none are published here yet, not that none exist. Next: material_events for 8-K items.
Insider transactions — Form 4 insider transactions (owner, date, shares, price where filed). Leave ticker empty for the newest transactions across every page. Net buying or selling is a sum you compute from these rows; the infobox carries a 90-day summary. total counts what this connection may see; page with cursor. Next: page_infobox for the ownership summary, filings for the Form 4 documents.
Institutional holdings — 13F institutional holdings rows for one instrument (holder, shares, value, report date). Holdings are quarterly and filed up to 45 days after quarter end, so as-of dates trail the calendar. total counts what this connection may see; page with cursor. Next: page_infobox for the holdings summary.
Congressional trades — Congressional stock-trade disclosures (member, chamber, side, amount band, transaction and disclosure dates). Amounts are disclosed as ranges, never exact; disclosure lags the trade by up to 45 days. Leave ticker empty for the newest disclosures across every page. Next: page_infobox for the buy/sell window counts.
Material events (8-K) — 8-K material events (items, title, date, accession, EDGAR link with a deep link to the cited text). Leave ticker empty for the newest 8-Ks across every page (the what-just-got-reported feed). total counts what this connection may see; page with cursor. An empty list is not evidence of no events. Next: filings.
Earnings — Reported earnings figures by period (EPS and revenue as filed, with period and filing date). Estimates and consensus are not served. Leave ticker empty for the newest reports across every page. null is not zero. Next: financials for the full last-reported set.
Sector page — A sector page: member count, aggregates from members' filings, ETF proxies, and
its child and parent sectors. Taxonomy is SIC plus Pythia's own themes (GICS is
licensed and not used). null is not zero; an unknown sector says so rather than
guessing. Next: instrument_lookup with kinds=['sector'] to find ids, page_infobox
for a member company.
Daily brief — Pythia's daily market brief: a cited synthesis over the day's events, published
only after compliance review. Free and keyless connections see a brief a day after
release; the response lists the briefs available to this connection. concise cuts
the text at 2000 characters; detailed returns it whole. AI-generated interpretation,
not investment advice. Next: instrument_lookup for any company the brief names.
News summaries — Summaries of primary-source news about an instrument, with attribution and a link to the original; never verbatim text. Leave ticker empty for the newest across every page. An empty list means no summaries are published yet. Next: material_events for filed events, brief for the daily synthesis.
SEC filing section text — Quoted text from one section of a single SEC filing, fetched from EDGAR with
Pythia's declared identity. Prefer this over browsing sec.gov in a sandbox.
10-K covers risk (1A), MD&A (7), market risk (7A), and controls (9A); 8-K
takes dotted item codes. Returns the filing accession, form, filed date and
EDGAR URL for citation. Next: material_events for the 8-K index, filings for
the document list.
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