What they built

InvestIQ — an MCP that turns "analyze Reliance" into a live, explainable investment report

InvestIQ is an autonomous investment analyst built entirely on orchestrated MCP tools — not a chatbot wrapper around one API call. Ask "Analyze NVIDIA" (or any global stock) and the host LLM discovers and chains 7 independent tools: get_stock_quote → get_company_profile → get_basic_financials → get_company_news → summarize_news → analyze_stock → generate_investment_report, each rendering its own dark-mode widget with a live execution timeline that makes the orchestration visible to the user. Who it's for: retail investors, finance students, and anyone who wants a fast, explainable read on a stock without a paid terminal. What makes it special: • Real multi-tool orchestration, not a monolithic "analyze" endpoint — each tool is independently reusable • Deterministic, rule-based analysis engine — every strength/weakness/risk cites the actual number behind it (e.g. "P/E of 54.2 is well above the ~20x market average"), not an LLM guess. No financial advice, full reasoning transparency. • True global coverage: Finnhub for US markets, with an automatic Yahoo Finance fallback for exchanges Finnhub's free tier can't serve (NSE/BSE India, etc.) — including plain-English name resolution, so "analyze reliance" or "analyze itc" just works • Every response is tagged with its actual data source (Finnhub vs Yahoo Finance) for full transparency • Zero conversational logic in the server itself — it's pure, composable MCP tools; all orchestration and synthesis happens at the host LLM layer