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"A server for the yfinance Python library for downloading financial market data" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve a compact schema card for a scientific data archive, revealing file format, columns, sample rows, and linked documentation without downloading the dataset.
    MIT No Attribution
  • Load OHLCV candle data from Yahoo Finance or a raw array. The data persists in the session for use by subsequent market analysis tools.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search Python library documentation using natural language queries to find specific functions, classes, and usage examples from consolidated sources.
    MIT
  • Generate executable Python code for fitting parametric models to data using the ax_core.model_fitter JAX library. Describe your model and data, and receive code with an explanation of the approach.
    MIT

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  • Probe a media URL to confirm yt-dlp support and identify the extractor without downloading. Use for quick compatibility checks before planning a download.
    MIT
  • Extract structured financial data from investor relations websites and online sources for investment research when APIs are unavailable.
    MIT
  • Export Nuvio account data as a JSON backup, including profiles, addons, plugins, library, progress, history, settings, and collections. Credentials and tokens are excluded server-side for safe backup.
    MIT
  • Check skill compatibility with your platform before downloading. Evaluates Python version, OS, and installed packages, then returns compatibility status, missing dependencies, and installation commands.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Python package metadata from PyPI, including version, license, and Python compatibility. Use to evaluate library maintenance and compatibility before integration.
    MIT
  • Quickly obtain column names, data types, row count, and sample values from a dataset resource without downloading the full file. Ideal for inspecting schema of large XLSX or CSV files.
    MIT
  • Retrieves raw financial data including historical prices, financial statements, quotes, analyst estimates, and market indicators. Intended for raw data needs; for pre-computed ratios or model metrics, use dedicated tools instead.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a current-price snapshot for any stock symbol, including last price, open, high, low, volume, market cap, and 52-week range. Ideal for quick price checks.
    MIT
  • Fetch the full profile of a single company: identifiers, industry, market segment, headcount, and recent financial summary. Use for a quick 'tell me about this company' overview from EDINET data.
    MIT