bargo-congress
Bargo hosts a focused Streamable HTTP MCP server for the Congress Trades dataset at https://www.bargo.ai/free-apis/congress/mcp, exposing exactly three narrowly scoped read-only tools. The tool list below was captured live and verbatim from an anonymous JSON-RPC tools/list call (saved to bargo-congress-trades-api-tools-list.json) — handshake and tools/list are open, while tool CALLS require a free fak_ API key passed as X-Api-Key, as an Authorization Bearer header, or as a ?token= query parameter for connector UIs that cannot set headers. Every tool declares execution.taskSupport = forbidden, i.e. synchronous calls only, no long-running agent tasks.
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Endpoint
Hosted endpoint · transport http
Connect
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Tools
get_congress_trades— U.S. Congress stock trades from official STOCK Act Periodic Transaction Reports (House Clerk + Senate eFD). Filter by ticker, member (substring), chamber, or type. Newest transaction first.get_congress_member— All disclosed trades for one member of Congress plus a performance summary (trade count, buys/sells, average per-share return on disclosed buys).get_congress_stats— Aggregate Congress-trading stats: total trades/members/tickers, buy vs sell counts, latest transaction & disclosure dates, and the most-traded tickers over the last 90 days.
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