
QuantGist
io.github.QuantGist-TechnologiesPublished by GitHub account QuantGist-Technologiesv0.5.4Updated Oct 24, 2026
Macro events, earnings & market data from QuantGist for Claude and other AI agents.
Overview
Lets an assistant query QuantGist macro-economic event calendars, earnings data, and end-of-day market quotes, plus manage account webhooks and API keys.
- What you can do
- Registers 22 tools covering macro-economic events (upcoming events, date-range events, daily economic calendar, event detail), earnings (upcoming reports, per-ticker history, beat/miss summaries, largest EPS surprises, season summary), and an end-of-day markets overview. Discovery tools describe pricing, plan limits, endpoint recommendations, status, and usage-cost estimates. Account tools read subscription and webhooks and can create or delete webhooks, create API keys, and open a Stripe checkout session for a plan upgrade.
- When to use it
- Useful when an assistant needs scheduled macro releases, earnings dates and beat/miss history, or quick index and commodity quotes inside a conversation, for example checking event proximity before a trade or reviewing a ticker's earnings record. Also relevant if you want an agent to register webhook endpoints or issue scoped API keys for your own tooling.
- Requirements
- Runs locally over stdio via the PyPI package quantgist-mcp (Python 3.10+, e.g. uvx or pip), or as a hosted HTTP endpoint. Requires a QuantGist API key supplied as the QUANTGIST_API_KEY environment variable, or an X-API-Key header for the hosted server. Network access to the QuantGist API is needed; the free tier allows 100 calls per day.
Installation
In SourceWeft
- Open QuantGist in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
- Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.
Desktop only via STDIO. STDIO servers start a local process, so they need the SourceWeft desktop host.
Other MCP clients
Follow the launch instructions in the repository.
README
QuantGist MCP Server
Exposes QuantGist macro-economic event data as Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools so Claude and other AI agents can query calendars, check event proximity, and assess trade safety — all within a conversation.
What it does
The server registers 22 tools that any MCP-compatible client (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, custom agents) can call:
Macro economic events
Earnings
Markets
Discovery & help (read-only, no API key required)
Account (webhooks, API keys, billing)
Write tools & consent model
Mutating tools follow an explicit human-in-the-loop pattern:
confirm: truerequired. Called without it, a mutating tool makes no API call and returns a preview of exactly what would happen, so the agent can get the user's approval first.- Billing mandate.
create_checkout_sessionnever charges anything — it returns a Stripe-hosted checkout URL that a human must open in a browser and complete. No card data ever passes through the tool or QuantGist's API. The plan upgrades automatically after payment. - Once-only secrets. New API keys and webhook signing secrets are returned exactly once, with a warning to store them in an env var or secrets manager — never in committed files.
- Server-side enforcement stands. Plan gates (webhooks require Pro) and key scopes are enforced by the QuantGist API itself; the tools surface actionable hints on 403s rather than bypassing anything.
Requirements
- Python 3.10+ (for the local/stdio install — not needed for the hosted server)
- A QuantGist API key — get one at quantgist.com (free tier: 100 calls/day)
Connect to the hosted server (no install)
The MCP server is hosted over HTTP at https://api.quantgist.com/mcp — no install, no
Python. Any client that supports the streamable-HTTP transport can connect by sending your
QuantGist key in an X-API-Key header (multi-tenant: billed to your own quota).
Claude Code, in one command:
Any streamable-HTTP MCP client:
Connectors that only accept a URL (e.g. ChatGPT): if you can't set a custom header, put the
key in the URL instead — https://api.quantgist.com/mcp?apiKey=qg_live_YOUR_KEY (also accepts
Authorization: Bearer <key>). The header is preferred where possible, since a key in the URL can
be recorded in proxy/server logs.
Prefer to run it yourself? Install locally (below) or self-host the HTTP server — see DEPLOY.md.
Installation
Option A — install from the package (recommended)
Option B — install from source (development)
Claude Desktop configuration
Locate your Claude Desktop config file:
Add the quantgist server block (see claude_desktop_config_example.json):
Restart Claude Desktop after saving. The tools will appear in the tool list.
Using uv run instead of a global install
If you prefer not to install globally, point Claude Desktop at uv run:
Claude Code configuration
Add to .claude/mcp_settings.json in your project (or the global ~/.claude/mcp_settings.json):
Self-hosting (HTTP transport)
Besides the stdio transport above, the server can run as a hosted HTTP service via the
quantgist-mcp-http entry point (GET /health, MCP at /mcp). It accepts a per-request
X-API-Key header (multi-tenant) or a server-side QUANTGIST_API_KEY env var.
See DEPLOY.md for Docker, Docker Compose, and Coolify deployment.
Tool reference
get_upcoming_events
Returns events in the next N hours.
get_events_range
Returns events in a date range.
get_economic_calendar
Returns the day's macro calendar grouped by release time. This tool calls
GET /v1/calendar?envelope=true, not the broad /events feed, so general
financial-news headlines are not mixed into scheduled macro releases.
The structured output preserves the backend envelope:
events/count/returned_counttotal_countcoveragewarningstruncatedschema_version
If the backend response is partial, stale, truncated by the MCP safety cap, or
missing the required calendar envelope, the tool surfaces that in warnings and
does not fall back to /events.
get_event_detail
Returns full detail for one event.
get_earnings_upcoming
Returns the next upcoming earnings reports across all tickers, ordered by report date.
get_earnings_for_ticker
Returns earnings history for a single ticker (EPS estimate vs actual, revenue, beat/miss, EDGAR links).
get_earnings_summary
Returns beat / miss / in-line counts and overall beat rate for a ticker.
get_earnings_surprises
Returns the largest EPS surprises across the market in the most recent reports.
get_earnings_season_summary
Returns the index-level summary of the current earnings season (total reports, overall beat rate, average EPS surprise, season label). No parameters.
get_markets_overview
Returns end-of-day quotes for major market indices and instruments (S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow Jones, gold, oil, etc.). No parameters.
get_subscription
Returns the authenticated account's plan, status, and billing period. No parameters. Read-only.
list_webhooks
Lists the account's registered webhook endpoints. No parameters. Read-only; webhooks require the Pro plan.
create_webhook
Registers an HTTPS webhook endpoint (Pro plan). Confirm-gated: without confirm: true it returns a preview and makes no API call. The signing secret is returned once only.
delete_webhook
Permanently deletes a webhook endpoint and its delivery history. Confirm-gated and destructive.
test_webhook
Sends a signed synthetic test event to a webhook endpoint so you can verify reachability and X-QuantGist-Signature verification.
create_api_key
Creates a new API key, optionally scoped. Confirm-gated. The full key is returned once only — store it securely.
create_checkout_session
Creates a Stripe Checkout session for a plan upgrade. Never charges — returns a Stripe-hosted checkout URL a human must open and complete. Confirm-gated.
Example prompts
These prompts work out of the box once the server is connected:
- "What high-impact events are in the next 4 hours?"
- "Show me today's full economic calendar"
- "Show me this week's high-impact USD events"
- "What macro events affect EURUSD this Friday?"
- "Get me details on event ID abc123"
- "Which companies report earnings soon?"
- "Show me AAPL's earnings beat rate"
- "What were the biggest EPS surprises this season?"
- "Give me a quick market overview"
- "What plan am I on?"
- "Set up a webhook to https://my-bot.example.com/hooks for high-impact USD events"
- "Create a read-only test API key for my backtester"
- "I want to upgrade to Pro" (the agent hands you a Stripe checkout link — payment always stays with you)
Environment variables
Development
API rate limits
The free tier allows 100 API calls/day with up to 365 days of event history. Each tool invocation makes 1–2 API calls. Upgrade at quantgist.com/pricing for higher limits.
License
MIT
Source: README.md at commit 69206cc
Tools
0Version history
1- v0.5.4LatestSep 16, 2026
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