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RentSeek Evidence

ing.rentseek/evidence
Source-linked executive compensation data for AI agents and developers.
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Tools (5)

get_executive_compensation
Returns annual named-executive compensation rows for a company identified by ticker or CIK, with fiscal-year filters, pay components, totals, and filing source URLs. Latest-FY requests cost 0 credits; historical, range, or multi-FY requests require OAuth or X-API-KEY and cost 1 credit. Pay ratio, pa
get_company_dossier
Returns a sourced company dossier for a ticker, including executives, compensation history, pay ratio, pay-versus-performance, claims, and release provenance, with optional full or compact format and field projection. Requires OAuth or X-API-KEY and costs 3 credits. The result is filing evidence, no
get_claim_evidence
Returns the value, filing source, release identity, methodology version, and current or superseded status for a RentSeek `clm_...` claim ID. Requires OAuth or X-API-KEY and costs 1 credit. The result is filing evidence, not investment advice.
list_material_changes
Returns classified executive-compensation disclosure changes for 1-50 tickers since an inclusive date or timestamp, with configurable thresholds and cursor pagination. Requires OAuth or X-API-KEY and costs 2 credits per page. Current compensation snapshots and full historical rows are not included.
list_available_tickers
Returns ticker symbols for companies with published RentSeek executive-compensation data. No authentication is required, and the request costs 0 credits. The result contains availability only, not compensation values. It is not investment advice.

Endpoint

https://rentseek.ing/mcp
Category: Finance & Data · Last checked: 2026-07-30T13:44:42Z

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