Cursor MCP workflow

SEC Filing MCP Server for Cursor Projects

Add SEC filing tools to Cursor projects through a remote MCP configuration. Run public setup checks first, then use hosted MCP direct access or RapidAPI REST access for production filing watchlists, company lookup, and filing summaries.

Cursor project setup Downloadable MCP config No-key demo runner Production API-key boundary SEC filing watchlists
Remote MCP setup
{
  "remoteServer": "https://api.data-apis.com/mcp",
  "transport": "streamable-http",
  "publicSetupTools": [
    "sec_demo_latest_filings",
    "sec_subscription_info"
  ],
  "productionTools": [
    "sec_watchlist_changes",
    "sec_company_search",
    "sec_filing_summary"
  ],
  "auth": "x-api-key or Authorization: Bearer for production tools",
  "clientConfig": "https://api.data-apis.com/downloads/sec-event-intelligence-mcp-client-config.json"
}

First no-key MCP checks

Confirm the remote server before sending credentials. The demo call returns a small public SEC filing sample, and the subscription-info call returns pricing, checkout, documentation, and hosted MCP access links.

Client setup path

Use the hosted MCP endpoint in a Streamable HTTP-capable client or gateway. Production SEC data tools are read-only and require a buyer-controlled API key in request headers.

When this MCP server fits

The server is designed for filing-monitoring workflows that need normalized public SEC EDGAR metadata without operating a separate ingestion pipeline.

Production SEC filing tools

After setup checks, authenticated MCP tool calls use the same SEC Event Intelligence data layer as the REST API. Buyers can choose hosted MCP direct access for client tool calls or RapidAPI for REST snippets and marketplace billing.

Data infrastructure only. MCP tools expose public SEC filing metadata only, require buyer-controlled API keys for production data calls, and do not provide trading, rating, recommendation, or personalized financial guidance.