The Synorb MCP server is now listed on mcpservers.org, the directory behind the awesome-mcp-servers list on GitHub. Developers use it to find MCP servers by topic and copy the command to install them. Synorb is filed under Finance.
What the Synorb MCP server does
Synorb reads company newsrooms and blogs, SEC filings, central bank publications, research, speeches and podcasts. It returns each item as a Manifest: a structured summary with claims, tags and a link to the original source. Your agent gets context it can cite, not a web search result.
- Find coverage.
synorb-stream-searchfinds the streams that cover a company, person, publisher or topic. - Read cited Manifests.
synorb-manifestsreads recent items, filtered by date, publisher type, named source or SEC form such as 8-K or 10-Q. - See a stream's sources.
synorb-detailsshows where a stream's items come from and how active it is. - Save a search.
synorb-configure-beaconproposes a Beacon, a saved search your agent can run again on its own schedule.synorb-save-beaconsaves it only after you say yes.
How to connect
From the mcpservers.org listing, one command adds the server to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and more:
npx add-mcp 'https://mcp.synorb.com/mcp'
Searching streams and viewing stream details work without a key. To read Manifests, get a free Synorb Key at synorb.com/connect/start and add it to the server's Authorization header:
{
"mcpServers": {
"synorb": {
"type": "streamable-http",
"url": "https://mcp.synorb.com/mcp",
"headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_SYNORB_KEY" }
}
}
}
What to ask
- Which streams cover NVIDIA?
- What did the Federal Reserve publish this week? Cite the sources.
- Show the latest 8-K filings for Apple.
- Set up a Beacon that tracks central bank speeches.
Reading Manifests counts against your plan's monthly allowance; searching streams and viewing stream details do not. Synorb is also in the official MCP Registry as com.synorb/mcp. Full reference: MCP docs and the public repo on GitHub.