Form4API — SEC Insider Trading MCP server

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• check_usage

  Snapshot of the authenticated API key's current usage — plan name, requests made today, daily limit, and all-time request count. Use this for a quick right-now check; use the generated get_usage_history tool for a daily trend over time, or get_key_activity for a per-request log. Free plan, works on every tier.

• get_company_insiders

  Full roster of insiders who have ever filed a Form 4 for a given ticker — name, CIK, titles, director/officer/10%-owner flags, last-filed date, and total transaction count per insider. Use this to enumerate a company's insiders (e.g. before pulling each one's career summary); use get_transactions with ticker= for the underlying trade history itself. Free plan. Paginated, max 100/page.

• get_company_overview

  Company profile for a single ticker — name, CIK, SIC sector/description, state of incorporation, website, total Form 4 filing count, and active insider count. Use this for company identity/metadata; use get_company_insiders to list who is filing, or get_transactions with ticker= for their trade history. Free plan.

• get_filing

  Fetch one Form 4 filing by its exact SEC accession number (format NNNNNNNNNN-YY-NNNNNN, e.g. 0000320193-26-000001). Use this once you already have an accession number from get_recent_filings or get_transactions. Returns filed/period-of-report dates, company and insider identity, and transaction count for that filing. Free plan.

• get_form144

  Form 144 notice-of-proposed-sale filings — insiders disclose intent to sell roughly 2 days before the matching Form 4 sale lands, so this is an early-warning signal, especially discretionary (non-10b5-1) notices. Filter by ticker, insider name (partial match), date range, or exclude_10b5. Cross-reference with get_transactions/get_insider_transactions to see whether the intent was actually executed

• get_holdings

  Institutional 13F-HR positions — filter by ticker (CUSIP resolved to ticker automatically), CUSIP, manager CIK, quarter, or minimum position value. Answers "who owns NVDA" or "which managers hold AAPL this quarter"; pair with get_managers to look up a manager's identity/AUM, or get_transactions to cross-reference insider activity at the same company. Requires Business plan. Paginated, max 100/page

• get_insider_career_summary

  Aggregate career rollup for one insider by CIK — first/last transaction dates, total shares/value bought vs sold, top companies traded, transaction-code breakdown, 10b5-1 plan split, and average post-trade returns (stored as fractions, e.g. 0.05 = +5%). Use this instead of get_insider_transactions when you want a pre-computed summary rather than raw rows; pair with the generated get_insider_scorec

• get_insider_profile

  Look up one insider's identity by CIK (SEC's numeric filer identifier, e.g. 0001214128) — returns name, all known titles, and director/officer/10%-owner role flags. If you only have a name, resolve it to a CIK first with the generated search_insiders tool. For trading history use get_insider_transactions or get_insider_career_summary instead. Free plan.

• get_insider_transactions

  All Form 4 transactions filed by one insider (by CIK), filterable by ticker, transaction code, date range, and 10b5-1 exclusion. Use this once you have an insider's CIK on hand; get_transactions with insider_cik= gives the same rows alongside its broader filter set, while get_insider_career_summary returns a pre-aggregated rollup instead of raw rows. Free plan. Paginated, max 100/page.

• get_managers

  Browse the institutional manager index — each manager with their latest 13F-HR filing date and AUM. Filter by name (partial match — "Berkshire" returns Berkshire Hathaway) or minimum AUM. Pair with get_holdings to see what a given manager owns. Requires Business plan. Paginated, max 100/page.

• get_recent_filings

  Live feed of the newest SEC Form 4 filings, sorted most-recent-first, optionally filtered to one ticker. New filings typically appear within ~60 seconds of SEC publication. Use this to check "what just happened" rather than get_transactions (built for filtered/historical search across date ranges and codes). Returns per-filing accession number, filed/period-of-report dates, company + insider ident

• get_sentiment

  Monthly insider-sentiment score for a ticker (MSPR-style, -100 to +100; positive = net buying conviction), one point per month, defaulting to roughly the last 12 months. Automatically excludes 10b5-1 plan trades so the score reflects discretionary conviction, not pre-scheduled dispositions. Use get_transactions or get_signals for the trade-level detail behind a given month. Requires Business plan.

• get_signals

  Cluster buy/sell signals — multiple insiders at the same company trading in the same direction within a short window, a stronger conviction signal than any single trade. Excludes 10b5-1 plan trades automatically by construction. Returns signal type, detection date, buyer/seller counts, total $ value, and the underlying transactions; pair with the generated explain_signal tool to see exactly why a

• get_transactions

  Search SEC Form 4 insider transactions with rich filters: ticker, insider CIK, transaction code/category, date range, a dollar floor (min_value), institutional-ownership trend, and (Pro+) upper trade-size bounds plus post-trade return screening (1d/1w/1m/3m/6m, returns as fractions e.g. 0.05 = +5%). Returns transaction-level rows — shares, price, total value, transaction code, 10b5-1 flag, insider

• research_company

  Bundled insider-research context for one ticker in a single call — company profile, recent insider transactions (10b5-1 flagged), cluster buy/sell signals, monthly sentiment score, and a computed net buy/sell direction summary. Use this FIRST for any company insider-research question; it replaces 4 separate calls (get_company_overview, get_transactions, get_signals, get_sentiment) and degrades gra

• verify_setup

  Diagnostic check: confirms FORM4API_KEY is present and valid, the backend is reachable, and reports your current plan — returns a pass/fail/warn per check plus concrete next steps (where to get a key, how to upgrade) instead of a raw error. Run this first whenever another tool fails or returns a 401/402, to isolate whether the problem is configuration, plan, or a backend outage. No API key or para

• Code scan39 source files scanned25/25
• –Live reliabilityno gateway calls yet and no remote to proben/a
• –Tool poisoningtools not inspected (local package is not executed); not countedn/a
• Auth qualitystatic API keys via environment variables6/15
• Maintenancelast push 0 days ago15/15
• Maintainer identityregistry namespace matches repository owner; GitHub account older than a year8/10

Form4API — SEC Insider Trading: common questions

Is Form4API — SEC Insider Trading MCP server safe?

Mostly: it is graded B (83/100). Read the Form4API — SEC Insider Trading safety report

How do I install Form4API — SEC Insider Trading?

It runs on your machine. Copy the Claude Code, Claude Desktop or Cursor config from the install section.

Does Form4API — SEC Insider Trading need an API key?

Yes. The registry entry asks for FORM4API_KEY.

Is Form4API — SEC Insider Trading maintained?

The last commit was in the last day (2026-09-24). The latest release is v1.15.0.

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