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RoboSystems XBRL Holon
Convert SEC XBRL filings into holon.jsonld documents that render in the
RoboSystems Holon Viewer.
Install
As a package
pip install robosystems-xbrl-holon
Exposes the holon CLI (holon build …, holon fetch …, holon query …) and
the library — use this to consume it from another project. Set your SEC
User-Agent via the environment (see SEC User-Agent).
From source (development)
# Install the toolchain
brew install uv just
# Install dependencies and provision .env from the template
just install
just install creates .env from .env.example on first run — then set your
SEC User-Agent in it.
SEC User-Agent
SEC EDGAR requires a descriptive User-Agent on every request, or it throttles
you (empty responses / HTTP 429). just install already created your .env —
set your details there:
# .env
SEC_GOV_USER_AGENT="Your Name your@email.com"
.env is loaded automatically by every command. Outside the just workflow,
export SEC_GOV_USER_AGENT="Your Name your@email.com" or pass --user-agent.
Usage
# Build a holon.jsonld from a specific filing (-> ./output/)
holon build --cik 320193 --accno 0000320193-23-000106
# Fetch the latest filing for a ticker (-> ./output/)
holon fetch --ticker NVDA
# Query consolidated facts in a built holon (in-memory SPARQL)
holon query --in output/0000320193-23-000106.holon.jsonld --element us-gaap:Assets
From a source checkout, just wraps the same CLI as a shorthand:
just holon-build 320193 0000320193-23-000106 and just holon-fetch NVDA.
View & explore
Built holons render in the RoboSystems Holon Viewer — a browser-based reader that renders the financial statements and lets you ask questions of the report with AI:
- Hosted: https://holon.robosystems.ai/ — open a
holon.jsonldand explore the statements, notes, and dimensional facts, or chat with the report. - Source: https://github.com/RoboFinSystems/robosystems-holon-viewer — run it locally or self-host.
The viewer reads a holon entirely client-side, so a single holon.jsonld is a
complete, portable, self-describing report.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
MIT © 2026 RFS LLC
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