akyla-financial-data
Give your AI cited financial data.
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What it can do
- Get Quote: Latest price snapshot and 52-week range for a US-listed stock.
- Get Fundamentals: Headline fundamentals for a US stock in one call: revenue, EBITDA, margins, EV/EBITDA, net debt and free cash flow, plus a live quote. Best first stop for "how is <company> doing / w
- Get Key Metrics: Full key-metrics table for a US stock across reporting periods (valuation, profitability, leverage, growth). Use when the user wants the detailed metric history rather than the single
What data it sees
Do you need an account
An API key from the service settings is required
Give your AI cited financial data. This is a Model Context Protocol server for the Akyla Financial Data API: as-reported US-equity fundamentals sourced straight from SEC inline-XBRL filings, plus live quotes, full financial statements, valuation comps, and a screener over ~5k US stocks.
Server tool list (7)
Raw names from tools/list. Only developers need these.
| get_quote | Latest price snapshot and 52-week range for a US-listed stock. |
| get_fundamentals | Headline fundamentals for a US stock in one call: revenue, EBITDA, margins, EV/EBITDA, net debt and free cash flow, plus a live quote. Best first stop for "how is <company> doing / what are its fundamentals / is it cheap" questions. |
| get_key_metrics | Full key-metrics table for a US stock across reporting periods (valuation, profitability, leverage, growth). Use when the user wants the detailed metric history rather than the single-call snapshot from get_fundamentals. |
| get_statement | As-reported financial statement for a US stock, assembled straight from SEC inline-XBRL. With provenance on (default), every value carries its source — the SEC accession number and inline-XBRL fact id — so you can CITE each number to the primary filing. Use this when the user needs auditable figures. |
| get_notes | Footnote disclosures (notes) from a US company's dimensional XBRL filings. |
| get_comps | Comparable companies for a US stock: the subject company plus peers with valuation multiples, for relative-valuation questions ("how does <company> compare to peers"). |
| screen_equities | Screen ~5-8k US equities by valuation, size, growth and quality. Numeric filters use the form `<field>_<op>` where op is one of gt, gte, lt, lte. Values are in each field's native unit: - Money fields (marketCap, enterpriseValue, revenue, ebitda, netDebt, netIncome) are RAW USD — $10B is 10000000000, not 10000. - Ratios (pe, ps, evEbitda, evRevenue) are plain numbers. - Margins & growth (ebitdaMargin, fcfMargin, revenueGrowth, netIncomeGrowth) are decimals — 0.25 means 25%. Example — large, cheap companies: filters={"marketCap_gte": 10000000000, "pe_lte": 15} Common fields: marketCap, enterpriseValue, pe, ps, evEbitda, evRevenue, revenue, ebitda, ebitdaMargin, fcfMargin, revenueGrowth, netIncome, netDebt, price, volume. |