FinMav – Screen 3,000+ stocks by describing what you want in English
Screen Critic audits result sets for traps—transparency most AI screeners skip.

Pre-filters noise before it hits your context window, unlike raw GDELT firehoses.
Quantitative traders, fintech developers, AI agent builders
Benzinga API · Finnhub · NewsAPI
What's under the hood: GDELT parsing, SEC EDGAR, google public RSS and several other sources. Everything goes through a deduplication and enrichment pipeline. Only a small part of the really useful stuff gets into the feed, it's the filtering that's valuable to the user. Question to people who wire news into agents: what metadata you missing usually? For me this is main thing i want to learn from this post.
Screen Critic audits result sets for traps—transparency most AI screeners skip.
MCP server for financial data, but gated behind paid enterprise plans.
Self-hosted AI filter that turns Twitter and RSS into a morning newspaper.
It pairs a 12-filter quantitative screen (ROE/ROIC, debt, FCF consistency) and a DCF/margin-of-safety calc with an AI-written moat and management note — nice for fast triage. Nothing groundbreaking in concept (lots of sites promise the same combo), but the end-to-end delivery — screening, intrinsic value, and an AI thesis — makes it genuinely useful if you want a quick second opinion before digging deeper.
Another stock screener when Morningstar, Seeking Alpha, and Finviz already exist.
Publishes losing trades openly, unlike most hype-driven stock pickers.