What developer tools does CMD+RVL offer?
The directory covers local CLIs and agent skills, MCP servers, HTTP APIs and the PBIX web tool. It includes open-source projects, free public services, hosted services with arranged access and the pay-per-screen KYC API. Setup guides cover webhook delivery and machine-readable data.Which tools need an account or key?
Open-source tools run locally. Receipts MCP and the public JSON APIs need no key. The keyed hosted MCP servers and Loom require access arranged with CMD+RVL; self-service registration is not available. The KYC API uses per-screen payment. The PBIX full report collects contact details.Can an agent use KYC screening without signing up?
Yes. The standard HTTP API accepts one company and up to three named people for $1 per completed screen through Stripe MPP. Pay with a card through Link or USDC on Tempo, then retrieve structured findings, sources and a PDF. No Cairn account or API key is required. The KYC API guide explains supported coverage, payment and asynchronous results; custom scope is agreed separately through Hire Cairn.How do developers use CMD+RVL with SEC EDGAR data?
Arrange API-key access to EDGAR MCP, then use the setup guide to query filing metadata from Claude, Codex or another MCP-compatible client. The open-source EDGAR Change Interpreter is a separate agent skill for filing review.Why is the Kovrex listing marked unconfirmed?
We have not confirmed its current capability, access or availability. The archived rvl-kovrex repository is not evidence of a current hosted offer. Contact CMD+RVL before relying on the third-party listing.What makes these developer workflows auditable?
Use each tool's documented schemas, content hashes, lockfiles, witness records and evidence packs to trace results back to inputs. These record provenance and integrity; inspect the source evidence before treating a result as fact.