Aiera MCP Server
Aiera ships a hosted remote MCP server exposing its financial research corpus — earnings calls and transcripts, calendars, equities and financials, SEC filings, company-published documents, Third Bridge expert insights, broker research and trusted web search — as specialized tools for LLM and agentic workflows. It also publishes an open-source Python package (aiera-mcp-tools) that runs the same tool surface locally over stdio, so both delivery modes are real.
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Descriptor
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Tools
find_equities— Search for equities using various identifiers or search terms.get_equity_summaries— Retrieve detailed summary information about specific equities.get_financials— Retrieve financial data including income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements.get_ratios— Retrieve ratio metrics like profitability, liquidity, and valuation ratios for a specific company.get_kpis_and_segments— Retrieve key performance indicators and segment-level metrics for a company.get_sectors_and_subsectors— Retrieve a list of all available sectors and subsectors.get_available_indexes— Retrieve the list of available market indexes.get_index_constituents— Retrieve all equities within a specific index.get_available_watchlists— Retrieve the list of available watchlists.get_watchlist_constituents— Retrieve all equities within a specific watchlist.find_events— Search for corporate events including earnings calls, investor presentations, and shareholder meetings.get_event— Retrieve detailed information about a specific event, including transcripts and metadata.get_upcoming_events— Retrieve confirmed and estimated upcoming events.find_conferences— Search for conferences by date range.search_transcripts— Perform a semantic search across event transcripts using embedding-based matching.find_filings— Retrieve SEC filings filtered by date range and various criteria.get_filing— Retrieve detailed information about a specific SEC filing.search_filings— Perform a semantic search across SEC filing documents using embedding-based matching.find_company_docs— Retrieve company-published documents filtered by various criteria.get_company_doc— Retrieve the raw text from a specific company document.get_company_doc_categories— Retrieve all available document categories.get_company_doc_keywords— Retrieve all available document keywords.search_company_docs— Perform a semantic search within company document chunks for specific content, disclosures, or topics.find_third_bridge_events— Retrieve expert insight events from Third Bridge.get_third_bridge_event— Retrieve detailed information about specific Third Bridge events.search_thirdbridge— Perform a semantic search within Third Bridge expert interview transcripts.find_research— Find research reports filtered by authors, providers, regions, countries, and date ranges.get_research— Retrieve detailed information about a specific research report including content.search_research— Semantic search within research content for specific topics, analyses, or insights.get_research_providers— Retrieve all available research providers with their IDs and names.get_research_authors— Search for research authors by name or provider.get_research_asset_classes— Retrieve all available research asset classes with document counts.get_research_asset_types— Retrieve all available research asset types with document counts.get_research_subjects— Retrieve all available research subjects with document counts.get_research_product_focuses— Retrieve all available research product focus values with document counts.get_research_discipline_types— Retrieve all available research discipline types with document counts.get_research_region_types— Retrieve all available research region types with document counts.get_research_country_codes— Retrieve all available research country codes with document counts.trusted_web_search— Search the web using only trusted/approved domains relevant to financial professionals.
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