Build on
quantitative
consensus.
45+ quantitative models vote nightly on US equities. Access the consensus via REST API, connect an LLM agent via MCP, or wire your own agent directly via A2A protocol.
Standard HTTP · JSON · Bearer auth
Every endpoint returns a structured JSON response with a consistent root schema. Your first call should take under 5 minutes.
Fetch the latest Tier 3 signals
Understanding the response
Ask signal questions
in plain language.
Connect Claude, GPT, or Cursor to Signa via Model Context Protocol. Your AI assistant gets 8 tools — signals, fundamentals, news, options flow, screener, regime, leaderboard, and company profile.
Client configuration
Prompt examples that work
Available tools (8)
Agent-to-Agent.
Attribution preserved.
The A2A layer is designed for AI pipelines. Your agent calls Signa, receives signals with confidence intervals and chain metadata, and passes them downstream — with provenance intact at every hop.
What makes A2A different from REST
The REST API returns signals formatted for humans. A2A returns signals formatted for agents — with additional fields that allow downstream agents to reason about signal provenance, not just signal value.
Every A2A response includes a watermark_id — a unique fingerprint per request that lets Signa detect if signal data is being redistributed without authorization. And a confidence_interval — a statistical range that downstream agents can use to assess signal reliability, not just the point estimate.
Most importantly: the origin_source field is immutable and must be preserved at every step of the chain. This is a legal requirement, not a preference.
Use cases
Request & response
Attribution rules
origin_source: "Signa/FieldCrestVentures". It must not be deleted, overwritten, or excluded at any layer of an A2A chain — even when your agent enriches or transforms the data.agent_id. Register in Dashboard → Settings → A2A Agents. Unregistered IDs are rejected with HTTP 403. This enables audit trails and rate limiting per agent, not just per account.