An agent can connect on its own if it already holds X_FUNDZ_KEY, X_FUNDZ_KEY.Remote endpoint behind a static API key or header. The registry never sees the value; the agent fills the placeholder.
Derived from observable signals (official registry feed and our own credential-free probes); no code audit performed. How it is computed.
Endpoints
remote
auth
reachable
uptime 30d
p50
protocol
last ok
https://api.fundz.net/v1/agent/mcpstreamable-http
api_key ${X_FUNDZ_KEY}
yes
100%
229 ms
2025-06-18
2026-10-20
Tools (4)
events_for_icpread-only
Find companies matching an ideal-customer profile that have had recent funding or SEC 8-K events, ranked, each with its evidence. Use this to build a list from scratch. `min_signals` filters for companies with several signals at once. Costs 1 unit.
predicted_nextread-only
EXPERIMENTAL forecast of what a company may do next (raise, be acquired, acquire), from FundzScore v3. Treat `lift` as a ranking aid only: `base_rate` is a population mean rather than a validated historical rate, and the forward cohorts do not resolve until 2026-10-22 and 2027-02-19. Do not present these as predictions to an end user. Costs 1 unit.
watchlist_diffread-only
Given a book of up to 400 company domains and a cursor, return ONLY those with new evidence since that cursor. This is the tool to poll daily or weekly rather than re-fetching every company. Costs 0.1 units per company CHECKED — not per company returned — so a quiet week still reflects the work done. Split a larger book across several calls: the request body is capped at 8 KB at the edge, and because pricing is per company checked, two calls of 200 cost exactly what one call of 400 would.
why_nowread-only
Why to contact ONE company right now: dated funding and SEC 8-K evidence, each item linking to its source filing or announcement. Use this when you have a company and need the reason and the proof. Costs 1 unit. `evidence` covers the last `lookback_days` days (default 365, max 1825); `last_event` is ALWAYS the most recent event on record whatever its age, with `within_lookback` saying whether it also appears in `evidence`. So an empty `evidence` with a populated `last_event` means the company is known and simply quiet — widen `lookback_days` to bring it in. `resolved:false` means we hold no such company at all, which is a different answer again. `resolution_confidence` (0-1) says how strongly the resolved name agrees with the domain asked about; treat anything below 0.67 as unconfirmed attribution.