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world-intel-mcp

An MCP server with a toolbox for global briefs: markets, SEC filings, conflict, climate and news from open sources

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Why this level

  • Makes network calls to many external sources
  • Gathers market and event data that should be verified
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marc-shade/world-intel-mcpAuthor:Marc Shade

Install

Manual install

git clone https://github.com/marc-shade/world-intel-mcp.git
cd world-intel-mcp
pip install -e .

Install from source. Extra: pip install -e ".[dashboard]" for the dashboard.

Access and checks

How we review

Extended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.

  • Makes network calls to many external sources
  • Gathers market and event data that should be verified

This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.

What it does

The server exposes a large toolbox to the agent over MCP for gathering data about the world. It pulls market quotes, SEC filings, macro indicators, disaster feeds, conflict, infrastructure, space weather and news from open sources. On request it assembles briefs that cite their sources and can build geofences with escalation scoring. It runs as a stdio server for Claude Code and Cursor, and needs no paid API keys.

Who it is for. For analysts, researchers and product managers who need briefs on markets, events and risk in one place.

Good fit when

  • You need a brief on markets, events or risk with cited sources
  • You want SEC filings, macro data and news available from the agent
  • You need geofences with escalation scoring for a region

Not a fit when

  • You need trades or money operations, not just data
  • You need paid licensed data rather than open sources

Example request

Assemble a short brief on markets and major events over the last day with cited sources

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Limitations

The server only gathers and summarizes data; it does not place trades or move money. Data comes from open sources, and its accuracy and availability depend on the providers, with some feeds unreachable from certain regions. Installation is from source via pip, with separate extras for the dashboard, vector store and PDF reports.

How to disable. Remove the world-intel-mcp entry from your MCP client config and uninstall the package from your Python environment.

FAQ

Do I need paid API keys?

No. The server runs on open sources without paid keys, as stated in the README.

Does it trade or move money?

No. It only gathers data and builds briefs, with no trades or money operations.

Discussion

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README in short

The README describes an MCP server with a large toolbox across dozens of domains: markets, SEC filings, macro, disasters, conflict, infrastructure, space weather and news. Installation is via git clone and pip install -e, with extras for a dashboard, vector store and reports. The server runs with the world-intel-mcp command in stdio mode and is added to the Claude Code config. It states no paid keys and briefs that cite sources. MIT licensed.

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