QuantFetch + OpenQuant Documentation

QuantFetch is the hosted financial data and agent backend. OpenQuant is the public terminal and agent harness you run locally with the quant command.

OpenQuant Terminal
Install and use the quant terminal and agent harness
Agent-native OpenQuant
Run OpenQuant safely from Cursor agents, scripts, and hosted workflows
Launch Demos
Morning PM Agent, Filing Watcher, Strategy Builder, and Portfolio Guardian workflows
API Reference
Full endpoint documentation with finance-search, raw endpoints, and examples
MCP Setup
Connect QuantFetch to Cursor, Claude, and more
Platform Status
Inspect data parity, freshness, and hosted-agent readiness
Pricing
Free, Pro, and Alpha plans

Quick Start

Install OpenQuant and connect your QuantFetch account:

# 1. Install OpenQuant
curl -fsSL https://quantfetch.ai/install.sh | sh

# 2. Connect your QuantFetch account
quant login

# 3. Run your first workflow
quant analyze AAPL

What is QuantFetch?

QuantFetch is the hosted financial intelligence layer: SEC-native filings and financials, unified finance retrieval, API keys, credits, MCP tools, billing, and hosted proactive agents.

OpenQuant is the public terminal and agent harness powered by QuantFetch. It gives humans a Bloomberg-like command surface and gives agents a controllable, scriptable financial workspace.

Core Concepts

Credits

All API calls cost credits. Free tier gives you 100/month. Pro gets 2,000. Alpha gets 20,000. Credits don't roll over. Legacy billing aliases may still appear in some account metadata during migration.

Finance Search

Use the unified finance-search route when you want one cited answer built from filings, financials, guidance, ownership, and a fallback-backed market snapshot.

OpenQuant

OpenQuant stores local profiles, watchlists, portfolios, strategies, and agent workflows. When connected, it calls QuantFetch using your API key.

MCP Server

The Model Context Protocol server lets any AI agent (Cursor, Claude Desktop, etc.) call QuantFetch directly. Set it up once, use it everywhere.

Source Transparency

QuantFetch labels which sections are SEC-native, partial, or temporarily backed by a fallback provider so agents and humans can reason about data quality explicitly.