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Works with

Claude CodeClaude DesktopCursorVS CodeClineCodex CLIOpenClaw+ any MCP client

Install to Claude Code

This server doesn't publish a one-line install command. Follow the setup in the source repository.

Summary

Turns plain-English strategy descriptions into executable quant research: screen stocks, backtest over historical data, and run factor analysis, all computed from real market data.

README.md

QuantContext

QuantContext is an MCP server that turns plain-English strategy descriptions into executable quant research: screen stocks by any criteria, backtest over historical data, and run factor analysis to see where the returns come from. Every number is computed from real market data, not generated by an LLM. Results are fully reproducible.

Works with Claude, Codex, OpenCode, or any other MCP-compatible coding agent.

Install

pip install quantcontext-mcp

Claude Code: ``bash claude mcp add quantcontext -- quantcontext ``

Claude Desktop (~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json): ``json { "mcpServers": { "quantcontext": { "command": "quantcontext" } } } ``

No API keys. No configuration.

Tools

Three tools that compose into a full research workflow:

screen_stocks -> backtest_strategy -> factor_analysis

| Tool | What it does | |------|-------------| | screen_stocks | Filter S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, or Russell 2000 by fundamentals, momentum, quality, technical signals, or a multi-factor blend. Returns ranked candidates. | | backtest_strategy | Test a strategy over history with a rebalance-loop engine. Returns CAGR, Sharpe, max drawdown, equity curve, and trade log. | | factor_analysis | Decompose strategy returns into Fama-French factors (market, size, value, momentum). Returns alpha with t-statistic, factor loadings, and R-squared. |

Sample Prompts

Stock screening: `` Screen S&P 500 for value stocks: PE under 15, ROE above 12% ` ` Find the top 20% momentum stocks in the Nasdaq 100 over the last 200 days ` ` Rank S&P 500 stocks by a blend of value, momentum, and quality, equal weight each factor ` ` Find S&P 500 stocks with RSI under 40 and price above the 200-day moving average ``

Backtesting: `` Backtest a top-20% momentum strategy on Nasdaq 100, monthly rebalance, last 2 years ` ` How would a value screen (PE under 15, ROE above 12%) have performed on S&P 500 over the last 3 years? ` ` Test a momentum strategy with a 15% stop loss and 20% max portfolio drawdown circuit breaker ``

Full research workflow: `` Screen S&P 500 for cheap, high-quality stocks. Backtest monthly over 3 years, then run factor analysis. Is the return real alpha or just factor exposure? ``

Screen Types

| Screen | Description | Key parameters | |--------|-------------|----------------| | fundamental_screen | Filter by PE, ROE, leverage, revenue growth | pe_lt, roe_gt, debt_equity_lt, revenue_growth_gt | | quality_screen | Profitability and balance sheet health | roe_gt, debt_equity_lt, profit_margin_gt | | momentum_screen | Rank by N-day price momentum | lookback_days, top_pct | | value_screen | Cheapest stocks by valuation | pe_lt, top_n | | factor_model | Multi-factor composite score | weights (value/momentum/quality/volatility), top_n | | technical_signal | RSI and SMA crossover signals | rsi_period, sma_short, sma_long | | mean_reversion | Stocks below z-score threshold | lookback_days, z_threshold |

Use from Python

The tools are also importable directly — no agent required. Useful if you have an existing script and want to plug in backtesting or factor analysis.

from quantcontext.server import screen_stocks, backtest_strategy, factor_analysis
import asyncio, json

# Screen
result = json.loads(asyncio.run(screen_stocks(
    universe="sp500",
    screen_type="fundamental_screen",
    config={"pe_lt": 15, "roe_gt": 12},
)))

# Backtest
bt = json.loads(asyncio.run(backtest_strategy(
    stages=[{"order": 1, "type": "screen", "skill": "fundamental_screen", "config": {"pe_lt": 15, "roe_gt": 12}}],
    universe="sp500",
    rebalance="monthly",
    start_date="2022-01-01",
)))
print(bt["metrics"])

# Factor analysis — pipe the equity curve straight in
fa = json.loads(asyncio.run(factor_analysis(
    equity_curve=bt["full_equity_curve"]
)))
print(fa["alpha_annualized"], fa["alpha_tstat"])

Strategies are expressed using the built-in screen types from the table above. All functions are async and return JSON strings.

Data

All public data, no API keys required.

| Data | Source | Cache | |------|--------|-------| | Daily OHLCV prices | Yahoo Finance (yfinance) | ~/.cache/quantcontext/prices.parquet | | Fundamentals (PE, ROE, margins, etc.) | Yahoo Finance | ~/.cache/quantcontext/financials/, 24h TTL | | Fama-French factors (Mkt-RF, SMB, HML, Mom) | Kenneth French Data Library | ~/.cache/quantcontext/ff_factors.parquet | | Universe lists (S&P 500, Nasdaq 100) | Wikipedia | ~/.cache/quantcontext/sp500_tickers.json |

The first tool call downloads and caches data (10-30 seconds). All subsequent calls use the local cache: screening under 1s, backtesting 3-8s.

To skip the cold start, run once after install:

quantcontext-warmup --url https://quantcontext.ai/api/data

Links

  • Docs — full reference, examples, methodology
  • PyPI

License

MIT

<!-- mcp-name: io.github.zomma-dev/quantcontext -->

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