Sanctions screening MCP Server

Free, no key needed. One Bosco Labs tool's input schema, example input, example rows, output fields, price per row, caps and sources. Takes the tool name (eu_tenders or eu-tenders); an unknown name returns the closest names.

Free, no API token needed. Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) lookup in the official GLEIF register: about 2.9 million companies, funds and other legal entities worldwide (source: GLEIF API, CC0 open data). Use it to identify a company: its exact legal name, LEI, whether it is active, its jurisdiction and country, its local registration number and its ultimate parent company. Pass an LEI (exact record) or a company name (best matches first; check `legal_name`). Returns one row per entity: lei, legal_name, entity_status (ACTIVE/INACTIVE), registration_status (ISSUED, LAPSED, ...), jurisdiction, legal_address_country, legal_address_city, headquarters_country, registered_as (local registry number), ultimate_parent (lei, legal_name; when reported), source_url (the GLEIF record; cite it) and next_steps (the paid Bosco Labs call for this company's financials: tool and arguments on the remote MCP server and HTTP API, stdio_tool in this package).

Free, no key needed. Turns a question in plain words into the exact typed Bosco Labs calls that answer it: tool, input, why, and the maximum price of each step, plus what is not covered. Pass the user's question verbatim AND the entities you extracted from it (company_names, tickers, identifiers, countries, dates, law references...): the planner trusts your entities over its own parsing and puts them in the right input fields. The plan echoes them in entities_used and lists in `missing` what to pass for a better plan. Rules and examples first; only when they are unsure and you passed no entities does a small AI step extract the entities (budget-capped, marked `assisted`). Same steps, same plan_id. Run it with run_official_records_plan (paid, max_usd) or call the listed tools directly. Low confidence returns the top 3 candidate tools instead.

Free, no API token needed. Identify a US-listed (SEC-registered) company: CIK, official name, ticker(s), exchange(s), industry (SIC code) and state of incorporation (source: SEC EDGAR company tickers file and submissions API). Use it to turn a ticker or name into the CIK that SEC tools take, or to check which exchange a stock trades on. Pass a ticker, a CIK or part of the name (best matches first, then by company size; check `name`). A name search covers companies with a listed ticker (about 10,000); a CIK also finds filers without one. Returns one row per company: cik, name, tickers, exchanges, sic, sic_description, state_of_incorporation, fiscal_year_end (MMDD), source_url (the EDGAR company page; cite it) and next_steps (the paid Bosco Labs calls for its filings and insider trades).