Connect your AI
MCP Access, your key, and the developer page
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Connect your AI. In this guide: what MCP is, the two servers, your key, and the developer page.
MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is an open standard that lets an AI assistant use outside tools. MCP Access, in the Apps & API menu, connects Quintarthai's tools to your assistant, or to your own agent.
Two servers are listed. Canadian Filings and Point-in-Time searches SEC EDGAR filings, from US issuers and from Canadian issuers that file in the US, lists US insider filings, and can fix an answer to a past date, so nothing later leaks in. The Mineral-Disclosure Auditor recomputes a mining study's economics from the filing's own numbers.
Add either one as a custom connector in your AI assistant. Each card lists what it needs: the URL, the type, and an authorization header with your key.
The Mineral-Disclosure Auditor takes the key from this page, and the line above the button shows your plan's daily audit allowance. Generate my key creates it, and shows it only once, so copy it then.
The page then shows the key's status and today's use, with Rotate and Revoke to replace it, or switch it off.
The Canadian Filings server takes a Data API key instead, from the developer page linked on its card.
There, the machine-readable specification and the full API reference help you build an agent, and Mint key creates a Data API key, which is also shown only once.
Start your research at quintarthai.com. Next in this path: Your account. This video is general information, not investment advice.