Synorb gives AI agents Federal Reserve and central bank publications (speeches, policy statements, research and supervisory letters), each as a short summary with key claims and a link to the original. It covers the Federal Reserve Board and the regional Federal Reserve Banks, plus other central banks and the Bank for International Settlements. Agents connect through an MCP server or a REST API. Synorb publishes this guide.

ChatGPT summarizing recent Federal Reserve publications from Synorb, with links to each publication.
Recent Federal Reserve publications from Synorb in ChatGPT, each linked to the original.

Why central banks are hard to follow

The Fed alone publishes across the Board and twelve regional Banks: speeches, statements, research, data releases and supervisory letters, each on its own site. Add other central banks and it becomes dozens of sources, each updated on its own schedule. A web search returns commentary about these publications as often as the publications themselves.

What to look for

  • The publications themselves, from the central banks' own sites, kept separate from market commentary.
  • The regional Reserve Banks, not just the Board.
  • Who said it. Speeches tagged with the speaker and date.
  • A link to the original for every item.

How Synorb does it

Synorb follows the Federal Reserve Board and the regional Reserve Banks, other central banks, and the BIS collection of central bank speeches. Each new publication becomes a Manifest. Every new Synorb account starts with a Central Banks Beacon, so an agent can begin with no setup.

Set it up

1. Get a free Synorb Key at synorb.com/connect/start.
2. Add the MCP server https://mcp.synorb.com/mcp to your agent, with the key in the Authorization header.
3. Ask:

What did the Federal Reserve publish this week? Cite the sources.

Frequently asked questions

Can ChatGPT or Claude track Fed speeches?

Yes, when connected to Synorb. They can find recent speeches and statements by date and speaker and link each to the original on the Fed's site.

Does it include the regional Federal Reserve Banks?

Yes. Synorb follows the Federal Reserve Board and the regional Reserve Banks, such as New York, St. Louis, Dallas and San Francisco.

What about other central banks?

Synorb follows other central banks and the BIS central bank speeches collection. Ask your agent to search Synorb's catalog for a specific bank; searching is free.

Is it real-time?

Synorb checks its sources throughout the day. Your agent pulls new items whenever it asks, for example every morning.

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