AStockEvent — MCP server for Chinese A-share regulatory filings

Current state folded from A-share filings — not a raw event dump.

An event feed tells you a plan was announced in June and amended in August. You still have to work out what is true today. This server does that fold for you: who is still selling down, which penalty cases are open, which inquiry letters are unanswered.

Every value links back to the source PDF published by the exchange, so you can check us.

Connect

This is a remote MCP server (Streamable HTTP). There is nothing to install — point your MCP client at the URL:

https://astockevent.com/mcp/

No API key, no sign-up. Rate limits apply and the response tells you when you hit one.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "astockevent": {
      "url": "https://astockevent.com/mcp/"
    }
  }
}

Prefer HTTP? The same data is available over REST — see astockevent.com/docs, with the machine-readable contract at /openapi.json.

Tools

Coverage

Three filing types today, stated plainly — more are being added. We would rather tell you the boundary than let you discover it by trial and error.

Call list_coverage for the authoritative, always-current answer.

Two things worth knowing

Empty is not the same as unknown. A company with no filings of a type comes back as covered, nothing found — not as an empty result. A security we do not carry comes back as not found, with a reason. Telling those two apart is the point of this service.

We report, we do not judge. Objective extractions only: no ratings, no scores, no attribution of price moves. What you build on top of the facts is yours.

Status

Pre-release. Coverage is narrow and stated honestly; the API may change. If you are using it and something is missing or wrong, we want to hear it — tell us here or email contact@astockevent.com.

About this repository

This repo is the public front door: what the server is, how to connect, and the server.json descriptor for the MCP registry.

The server itself is remote — you point a client at a URL rather than installing code — so there is no server implementation to publish here. Extraction engines, crawlers and schemas live in a private repository.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.