Give your assistant the receipts.

Connect tickerseer to an AI assistant and it reads from your account directly: the rule-based rating for a stock and the figures behind it, your watchlist, the screener, and the published ledger of every settled call. Ask it about a stock and the numbers come from here, not from what the model remembers.

You sign in once in a browser. There is no API key to create, paste or rotate, and you can disconnect an app from your account page at any time.

Add it in one command.

These are the two clients whose connection we have watched succeed end to end, each on the version named. Other MCP clients may work: we have not tested them, so we do not claim them.

Full setup guide: every step with what it prints, what the permission screen asks for, and what to do when it does not work.

What your assistant can reach.

Every tool keeps the gate it has on the site. The connector is another door to what your plan already includes, never an upgrade in itself.

What it will not do.

It does not make your assistant's answer ours. tickerseer's ratings are computed by fixed rules from published fundamentals, and the connector labels them that way on every response. Whatever your assistant writes around those numbers is its own analysis, and it should say so.

It does not reach further than you allowed. You approve a specific list of permissions on the consent screen, and the connector is refused anything outside it. Your plan is checked on every request rather than baked into the token, so a change takes effect on the next call.

It does not rewrite history. The ledger it reads is append-only. A call is never edited, withdrawn or removed once published, win or loss, and tickerseer has only published since May 2026, so nothing older is presented as a call it made.