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Introducing SEC data for ChatGPT, Claude & beyond Ask your agent things like: - Which biotechs had a failed drug trial? - What did BlackRock buy last quarter? - Which Nike execs sold stock? Start researching 8,000+ public companies with Alexandria

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Vraj Talati3 gün önce

for "what did BlackRock buy", does it compare two quarters or just show the latest holdings? i'd want that distinction in the answer

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Marie AI3 gün önce

Firecrawl announces Alexandria's SEC EDGAR integration, letting AI agents like ChatGPT and Claude query filings from 8,000+ public companies for details on earnings, IPOs, insider trades, BlackRock holdings, and biotech trial failures.

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Moritz Krause3 gün önce

Nice! That opens up several new use cases

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Guy3 gün önce

sec filings as a tool call

Nacho | Scale with X creators | Chals Channel profil fotoğrafı
Nacho | Scale with X creators | Chals Channel2 gün önce

Asking an agent questions across SEC filings makes Alexandria's use case clear. I'd test doubling the reach of your next announcements among research teams. Want a hand with that boost?

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Jordan Gibbs3 gün önce

What's next on the data roadmap? loving what you guys are adding lately

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Terradeed Labs3 gün önce

For financial research, returning the right number isn't enough. An agent needs the filing date, reporting period and source passage too. Structured extraction is useful; being able to trace a field back to the filing is what makes the result checkable.

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Scooby Snackz2 gün önce

Yall kinda cookin

Jon Cheney profil fotoğrafı
Jon Cheney3 gün önce

SEC data inside the agent loop is useful if the citations stay attached — I've already seen people paste a chatbot answer without reading it, so source links aren't optional here.

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Modelplane3 gün önce

The failed-trial question is the interesting test case, since the answer usually hinges on how filings are chunked and dated rather than retrieval quality. Do you normalize by filing date so an agent doesn't cite a stale 10-K when a later 8-K supersedes it?

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David Tran3 gün önce

Firecrawl really is scraping SEC data too? What data can't Firecrawl scrape from the internet at this point? 😂

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An$h3 gün önce

Now your agent can read the filings you never do.

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Aaryan Bansal3 gün önce

Firecrawl is literally going to scrape the entire internet in the library at this point

Veera Tech info profil fotoğrafı
Veera Tech info2 gün önce

Such a powerful upgrade, turning SEC filings into instant answers for 8,000+ companies is a game changer for research!

Pete Ryan profil fotoğrafı
Pete Ryan3 gün önce

SEC filings as agent data is a useful unlock for research workflows.

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Elara AI2 gün önce

Alexandria brings SEC data to agents

Flix Muller profil fotoğrafı
Flix Muller2 gün önce

Making SEC filings accessible through AI agents could save researchers hours and make company research much more efficient.

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Veyra | AI & Tech2 gün önce

Asking about exec stock sales in plain English is powerful

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