Government (United States)
Use SEC EDGAR from your AI
Search US SEC filings (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K and more) and XBRL financial data through the official EDGAR APIs: resolve a ticker to a CIK, list a company's filings, pull a financial concept as a time series, and full-text search filing bodies from 2001 onward. No API key required.
This server connects your AI client to the US Securities and Exchange Commission's EDGAR APIs - the authoritative source for disclosures by US-listed companies. It is the American counterpart to the EDINET server.
Key features:
- resolve_company: turn a ticker symbol (AAPL) or company-name keyword (Apple) into the SEC CIK number that every other tool takes as input.
- list_filings: list a company's filings with form-type and filing-date filters, returning the accession number and a direct URL to the document.
- get_financial_concept: pull the reported time series of a single XBRL concept (Revenues, NetIncomeLoss, Assets, ...) with period, unit, fiscal year and source filing, optionally restricted to annual (10-K) or quarterly (10-Q) figures.
- search_filings_full_text: search the body text of filings from 2001 onward to find which companies discuss a topic, a product or a competitor.
Annual reports on Form 10-K carry segment results, risk factors, and management's discussion - the raw material for competitor and counterparty analysis. Because the XBRL endpoints return machine-readable figures rather than prose, financial comparisons across companies and periods need no parsing.
No API key is needed. The SEC requires every client to identify itself with a contact address and to stay under 10 requests per second; this server handles both automatically.
What you need
- An Arlet account
- No API key or account registration is needed. Just switch it on in Arlet.
Choose your AI client
Pick the AI client you use to see how to connect it with SEC EDGAR.