pubrecords
Python client for the PubRecords MCP — public-records intelligence for AI agents (US business filings, SEC EDGAR, federal courts, federal spending, healthcare/FCC licenses).
For agentic use, install the MCP directly into Claude:
claude mcp add --transport http pubrecords-mcp https://mcp-pubrecords-production.up.railway.app/mcp/
(Note the trailing slash on /mcp/.)
This Python SDK is for non-MCP code that wants the same data shape over plain HTTP.
Install
pip install pubrecords
Quickstart
from pubrecords import PubRecords
with PubRecords(api_key="pubrecords-dev-key-001") as client:
print(client.health())
print(client.search_companies(name="Apple", state="CA"))
print(client.verify_entity(name="Boeing"))
Async variant:
import asyncio
from pubrecords import PubRecordsAsync
async def main():
async with PubRecordsAsync() as client:
print(await client.search_sec_filings("Apple", form_type="10-K"))
asyncio.run(main())
Tools
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
search_companies(name, state, status, limit) |
OpenCorporates entity search |
get_company_details(company_id, jurisdiction) |
Officers, agent, filings |
search_sec_filings(company_name, form_type, date_from, limit) |
SEC EDGAR full-text |
get_sec_filing(accession_number) |
Filing metadata + index URL |
search_court_cases(party_name, court, date_from, limit) |
RECAP federal dockets |
lookup_federal_spending(recipient_name, agency, year, limit) |
USASpending awards |
lookup_npi(name, specialty, state, limit) |
NPPES providers |
get_ucc_filings(debtor_name, state) |
UCC liens (roadmap) |
verify_entity(name, state) |
Cross-source confidence score |
search_licenses(entity_name, license_type, state) |
NPI + FCC license union |
Pricing
- Free: 30 calls/day with the seeded dev key (
pubrecords-dev-key-001). - Pro: $29/mo unlimited at https://mcpize.com/pubrecords-mcp.
- Metered: $0.03/call.
Repo
https://github.com/bch1212/mcp-pubrecords
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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