What your AI agent can do with MetricDuck

Connect once, then ask in plain English. Your agent pulls financials, filing text, peer comparisons and screens, covering ~6,000 SEC filers — SEC figures cite the filing they come from.

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23 tools your agent can call

get_company_overview

Everything about a company in one call: profile, profitability (ROE, ROIC, margins),…

get_financials

Multi-period financial statement data: income statement, balance sheet, cash flow. Quarterly…

get_filing_section

Read specific sections from SEC filings with pagination. Supports 70 section types for…

screen_filing_signals

Cross-company screening by qualitative signals — tone shifts, earnings beats/misses, guidance…

compare_companies

Benchmark a company against its sector peers across ~70 metrics: its rank among them (1 =…

search_sec_filings

Full-text search of SEC filings since 2001 (not just MetricDuck-tracked tickers); the window…

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Agent guides: Check a figure · Point-in-time · Monitoring

Try asking your agent

Verify a claim against the source

“Did Costco's CEO actually say tariffs won't affect Kirkland Signature pricing? Cite the source.”

Compare peers and surface anomalies

“Compare NVDA vs AMD vs Broadcom on margins, ROIC, valuation. Surface any anomalies.”

Screen on a qualitative signal

“Which tech companies turned cautious on guidance in the last 90 days?”

SEC figures, cited to the filing

AAPL · 10-Q Q1 2026 · each fact cites this filing
Revenue: $143.8B (+16% YoY)
§Results of Operations — “Total net sales were $143.8 billion, an increase of 16 percent...”
Purchase obligations: $68.1B
§Commitments — “unconditional purchase obligations of approximately $68.1 billion...”
Pending litigation: EU DMA investigation + US antitrust
§Legal Proceedings — “European Commission Digital Markets Act...”

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The free SEC layer for your Claude financial-services stack

Running Anthropic's Claude for Financial Services skills — earnings analysis, comps, thesis tracking? Those run on the market-data connectors you license (FactSet, Daloopa, Capital IQ). MetricDuck slots in alongside them as the free, source-linked layer they don't give you: an independent earnings-call transcript corpus and guidance-vs-actual, plus primary SEC financials and filing text, citing the filings they come from, verifiable without us. Add it from Claude's connector directory.

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Financials, filing text and XBRL facts come from SEC EDGAR (new 8-K and 10-Q text is typically available about 7–8 minutes after SEC acceptance, median); qualitative signals add earnings-call transcripts and IR disclosures; daily end-of-day prices come from a market-data feed. Sources & limitations →

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