dibsresearch MCP is now available

On 20 October we opened dibsresearch MCP, a connector that brings our data into the AI assistant you already use. It works with ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and any other app that can add a remote MCP server. Every figure your assistant reads from it comes with its source: the filing for company figures, the publisher for statistics.

An assistant is only as good as what it can look up. Asked for a company’s segment revenue, a general model searches the web or answers from memory, and it may take the number from a news article or an aggregator. We wanted your assistant to read the same data the Associate uses, with its source.

Ask your assistant for Netflix’s revenue by region over the last eight quarters, and it calls dibsresearch, gets the figures as Netflix reported them and can show you the filing behind each one. Each figure links to its filing in dibsresearch and to the original on sec.gov.

The connector reads company KPIs and segment figures as each company reports them, with the period and the table cell they came from. It also reads income statements, balance sheets and cash flows from the XBRL data in the 10-K, 10-Q or 20-F, searches SEC filings and the earnings releases filed with them, and reads official statistics such as inflation, jobs, GDP and rates, each with its publisher.

All eight of its tools only read. Your assistant can’t see your notes, chats or uploads, and it can’t change anything in your account. You can disconnect it at any time under Settings.

There’s no API key to copy. You add the server in your assistant, sign in to dibsresearch and allow read access; the setup guide shows each step.