Conduit
Provides real SEC EDGAR filings as MCP tools, allowing agents to fetch clean, cited, token-lean filing data from a single URL with no installation.
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Conduit
Real SEC filings as first-class agent tools. One URL, zero install.
Conduit is a free, open-source, remote (streamable-HTTP) MCP server over SEC EDGAR, built to run entirely on Cloudflare's free tier. It absorbs EDGAR's sharp edges once — CIK zero-padding, accession formats, XBRL taxonomy tags, and the strict fair-access policy — so every agent client gets clean, cited, token-lean filing data without installing anything.
Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the SEC. Provides public EDGAR data; not investment advice.
Status — scaffold only (2026-07-08)
This repository is at Phase 0 scaffold. What exists today:
-
Worker skeleton (Hono) exposing only
/healthz. -
TypeScript (strict), ESLint, Vitest on
@cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers(real workerd) with a passing smoke test. -
D1 migration pipeline (drizzle-kit →
wrangler d1 migrations apply) with a bootstrap migration. -
Typed analytics tracking plan (
analytics/events.ts) with the activation eventedgar_first_tool_successas instrument zero. -
The single EDGAR config module (
src/edgar/config.ts) holding the declared User-Agent. -
CI on push/PR: typecheck, lint, migration check, unit tests, gitleaks. No deploy job.
-
The single EDGAR client choke point (
src/edgar/) + the first tool (get_filing_section) behind a dev-only, flag-gated route. -
The [SECURITY/Opus] v0.5 security posture (see
docs/security-posture.md): global ≤10 req/s SEC fair-access budget (coordinator Durable Object), per-IP inbound abuse control (429 +Retry-After+RateLimit-*), body-size cap, site-wide security headers, CORS baseline, keyed-HMAC client identification (zero PII), outbound host allow-list + charset gates, and RFC 9457 problem+json errors.
What does NOT exist yet: the /mcp surface, the playground, and the Phase 2 controls (playground denial-of-wallet, prompt-injection posture, full CORS/hygiene sweep, keyed tiers). The charter (PRD.md, ARCHITECTURE.md, DESIGN-BRIEF.md, BUILD-PLAN.md, docs/) is the contract.
Phase 0 is NOT signed off. The stateless-connector spike (a real claude.ai connector against a public URL) is still unrun because it requires public exposure, which is gated on the security posture below.
⚠️ Flagged for Sam (unratified)
- License — Apache-2.0 (proposed). Applied now so the public repo is licensed from day one (
LICENSE,NOTICE). Ratify or change before accepting external contributions. - EDGAR User-Agent contact (proposed). SEC fair access requires a declared User-Agent with real contact info. The proposed default lives in one module (
src/edgar/config.ts, env-overridable viaEDGAR_UA_CONTACT):Conduit/0.1 (+https://conduit.samlatino.dev) latinosammy22@gmail.comRatify the contact string before any non-local traffic.
🚫 No deploy yet — awaiting posture ratification
The v0.5 security posture is now implemented and tested (docs/security-posture.md), but deploy stays physically blocked by three independent layers, pending Sam's explicit ratification of the posture:
- No CI deploy job exists (
.github/workflows/ci.ymlruns verification only). - No publish target:
wrangler.tomlsetsworkers_dev = falseand declares no routes / custom domain, so a barewrangler deployhas nowhere to publish. - Guard script:
npm run deploy(andpredeploy) runscripts/deploy-guard.mjs, which exits non-zero with the gate message.
Runtime evidence at this phase is local wrangler dev only — never --remote, never a tunnel, never workers.dev. The guards are lifted only after ratification, in a later commit, so their removal lands in git history after the posture, never before. A full security-review pass over /mcp + the EDGAR client + the playground remains a pre-launch gate.
Develop
npm install
cp .dev.vars.example .dev.vars # local-only vars; never committed
npm run migrate # apply D1 migrations to the local database
npm run dev # wrangler dev (local D1/KV), http://localhost:8787
curl http://localhost:8787/healthz
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
npm run dev |
wrangler dev — local Worker with local D1/KV. |
npm test |
Vitest in the real workerd runtime (@cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers). |
npm run typecheck |
tsc --noEmit (strict). |
npm run lint |
ESLint. |
npm run migrate:generate |
drizzle-kit generates a new versioned migration from src/db/schema.ts. |
npm run migrate |
Apply migrations to local D1 (wrangler d1 migrations apply). Never db push. |
npm run deploy |
Blocked — exits non-zero (security-posture gate). |
License
Apache-2.0 (proposed — see flags above). © 2026 Sam Latino.
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