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What Is Fintools

Fintools is a containerized Model Context Protocol server with a management dashboard. It gives an AI client — Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, Antigravity, or anything that speaks MCP — a set of read-only market data tools, direct access to SEC EDGAR, a cross-market index of disclosed fund holdings, and a small number of tools that write: watchlists, notes and skills that belong to the signed-in user.

Users sign in with Google and manage their own access tokens and OAuth 2.1 clients; admins manage users. Access is invitation-only.

What it covers

AreaWhat you get
Market data13 read-only Yahoo Finance tools — quotes, charts, screeners, options, fundamentals, news, insights, earnings analysis, crypto directory
Filings2 SEC EDGAR tools reading as-reported XBRL and the filing index
Funds8 tools over an offline-ingested holdings index spanning China public funds and US ETFs
Watchlists4 tools over the user's own saved lists, priced per request
Notes6 tools — the assistant's long-term memory, with bilingual full-text search
Skills3 tools plus MCP resources — procedures the user wrote for doing a task their way
Identitywhoami — the current MCP user and how they authorized

What makes it different from a data wrapper

The fund relationship layer answers questions backwards. Yahoo publishes a top-ten list for US ETFs and nothing at all for China's domestic public funds, and it has no way to ask which funds hold this stock. This server ingests disclosed holdings into local tables, enriches every position with a GICS sector, ISIN, country, exchange and USD market cap, and then answers exposure questions in SQL — across markets, in one index.

Every holdings-derived answer carries its own uncertainty. Coverage (how much of a fund's disclosed weight could be classified) and holdings stability (how much of the previous report still stands) accompany the numbers, because a 60% sector weight at 0.3 coverage is a much weaker claim than the same weight at 0.95. See Coverage & Stability.

Notes and watchlists are shared state, not agent-private storage. The rows an agent writes are the rows /notes and /watchlist show, so a conversation and the dashboard never diverge.

No tool call hits an upstream source for fund data. The relationship tools read local tables only. Population is an explicit act — a sync from the dashboard, a CLI run, or an on-demand fetch triggered by naming a fund.

Stack

Hono · Vite · React 19 · React Router · TanStack Query · Tailwind CSS 4 · Drizzle ORM · PostgreSQL · TypeScript. One process serves everything: in development Hono runs inside the Vite dev server, and in production Hono serves the built SPA. See Architecture.

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Market data is delayed and provided as-is. Not investment advice.