tradeiq-mcp

# tradeiq-mcp An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that gives Claude, Codex CLI and other MCP clients real, point-in-time market data — prices, indicators, fundamentals, SEC filings, news, insider activity, options, earnings dates, macro series — plus tools to turn an analysis into a professionally formatted report (PDF, HTML, Word or Markdown) and to keep a verifiable track record of your calls. It runs locally on your machine over stdio. No account and no hosted backend of its own; most data tools need no API key (macro series need a free FRED key). > Educational and informational use only. Nothing here is investment advice. ## Install You need [`uv`](https://docs.astral.sh/uv/). Then add the server to your client: **Claude Code** ```bash claude mcp add tradeiq -s user -- uvx tradeiq-mcp ``` (`-s user` makes it available in every project, not just the current folder.) **Claude Desktop** — add to `claude_desktop_config.json` (Windows: `%APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json`): ```json { "mcpServers": { "tradeiq": { "command": "uvx", "args": ["tradeiq-mcp"] } } } ``` If Claude Desktop can't find `uvx` (it's a GUI app and may not see your terminal's PATH), put the full path to `uvx` in `command` instead — see `where uvx` (Windows) or `which uvx` (macOS). **Codex CLI** ```bash codex mcp add tradeiq -- uvx tradeiq-mcp ``` The first launch downloads the dependencies (about a minute). If your client times out on it (Codex's default is 10 seconds), pre-warm once with `uvx tradeiq-mcp --version`, then start the client. Restart the client, then ask for something like *"Research MSFT and give me a full report as a PDF."* Prefer pip? `pip install tradeiq-mcp`, then use `tradeiq-mcp` as the command. ### Or let your AI assistant install it Copy the prompt for the client you use and paste it into that client's chat. Each prompt is self-contained and names the exact commands, file paths and checks for that client. They all begin by pre-warming th…