What's new across the MCP server, the REST API, and the data behind them — newest first. Changes within v1 are additive: new tools, endpoints, and fields are added; existing ones don't change shape or disappear. This log starts July 2026.
2026-07-13 — Docs
- One-click connector setup. Cursor (an Add to Cursor button), Claude Code (
claude mcp add), and VS Code (code --add-mcp) now sign in over OAuth — no API key to manage. See Connect the MCP server. - A real example for every tool and endpoint. The tool reference and endpoint reference are now organized by family, and every tool and every endpoint shows its parameters, an example prompt or request, and a real sample of what it returns.
- Getting Started landing. The docs open on a Getting Started page with two clear paths — the MCP server and the REST API — and each now has its own dedicated navigation.
- Recipes. Task-oriented workflows that chain several tools — analyze an earnings call, screen then deep-dive, track ownership shifts, build a short-squeeze view, value a company in context.
- Guides. An MCP vs REST decision guide and a Claude Skill template that encodes our research conventions.
2026-07-11 — API & data
- Public REST API v1. Every MCP tool now has a plain-JSON twin at
api.equibles.com/v1, sharing your daily quota. See the endpoint reference. - REIT valuation.
GetValuationMultiplesnow returns P/FFO and P/AFFO for REITs, computed from each company's own SEC FFO/AFFO reconciliation, instead of leaning on P/E. - Short-squeeze scoring.
GetShortSqueezeScoresbecame a composite rank — short interest as a percent of float, days to cover, the change in short share of volume, and fails-to-deliver, with catalyst boosts for price spikes, volume surges, and near-term earnings.