Which MCP server should I use?
Use Loom when you want one workflow that can find data, query it, open the evidence, and resolve places. Use EDGAR for SEC filing metadata. Use Receipts to check supported CMBS claims against current SEC filings.Which MCP servers are part of Loom?
CMD+RVL MCP, Data MCP, Evidence MCP, and GEO MCP are part of Loom. Loom uses them together to answer a question and show where the answer came from.Which MCP servers need an API key?
CMD+RVL MCP, Data MCP, and Evidence MCP need an API key through Loom. EDGAR and GEO are self-serve prepaid packs. Receipts is public and does not need a key.Can I connect to every server directly?
EDGAR and Receipts have published endpoints. The first four servers run inside Loom, and we do not publish separate endpoints for them.How do I get access?
Receipts needs no access request: connect free. EDGAR and GEO are self-serve prepaid packs: $20 for 1,000 usable calls on that server, buy another pack when the balance runs out. For Loom or anything not on self-serve yet, tell us what you want to ask and which MCP client you use via the contact page.Is this a monthly subscription?
No. EDGAR and GEO launch as one-time prepaid credit packs, not a subscription. Unused purchased credits do not expire with time.What are the limits of EDGAR and Receipts?
EDGAR returns filing metadata for search, history, and monitoring. It is not investment advice or a filing validator. Receipts checks only the CMBS claims its coverage supports. An UNVERIFIED result means the claim was outside that coverage, not that it was false.How do I get support or report a data issue?
Email cairn@cmdrvl.com — the support front door for all CMD+RVL MCP servers. Coverage questions, data disputes, deeper history, and anything a receipt did not answer land there.