European ESEF coverage
First commercial MCP with standardized, reconciled EU ESEF fundamentals
19 typed tools wrapping the same engine that powers the Hub-Equity screener. Plug Claude or Cursor in once, query 12,600+ SEC + ESEF issuers with restatement detection, calculation tree and fiscal alignment built in.
Coverage · restatement diff · calculation tree · fiscal alignment. Each card below is a live fragment of the engine: same data the Hub-Equity dashboard queries, exposed verbatim to the agent.
Concrete prompts that surface the value of an XBRL-native MCP over a generic REST API.
The MCP server ships as a single Python package on PyPI. Same config shape across Claude Desktop and Cursor.
Path : ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/ on macOS, %APPDATA%\Claude\ on Windows.
The questions people actually ask before wiring an agent to a fundamentals source.
Hub-Equity's MCP server is the first commercial one to serve standardized and reconciled fundamentals across both SEC EDGAR (US-GAAP) and European ESEF (IFRS) filings. Other MCP servers expose raw XBRL facts, which leaves the caller to reconcile taxonomies, tags and restatements. Here that work is already done, so an agent can compare a US and a European issuer without a manual crosswalk.
Raw XBRL gives you the issuer's own tags, which differ between filers, between US-GAAP and IFRS, and across years. Hub-Equity maps them onto one canonical set of concepts, so the same question returns a comparable answer regardless of who filed it. Every value stays traceable back to the filing it came from.
Yes. European ESEF filings are a first-class source alongside SEC EDGAR, not an afterthought. The 12,600+ issuers we count are those with at least one fiscal year carrying a balance sheet and an income statement, and you can check the figure yourself by browsing the company screener without an account.
The server is published on PyPI as hub-equity-mcp and runs with 'pipx run hub-equity-mcp'. It works with any MCP client, including Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor and Continue.
Yes. When an issuer restates a prior year, both the original and the corrected figure are retained rather than silently overwritten, and periods are aligned on fiscal year so companies with different year-ends can be compared directly.