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Reusable skills, starter kits, and the Corbis MCP for grounding any AI assistant in finance, real estate, and research data. Everything here is open source, so you can bring your own client and wire it up in minutes.
OAuth is the easiest path — your client opens a browser, you sign in to Corbis, and you’re connected. Prefer something more stable for long-running setups? Generate a personal MCP API key (starts with corbis_mcp_) from Settings → API Keys.
Point Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client at the universal endpoint. Either let it OAuth in, or send your API key as an Authorization: Bearer header — credentials in the URL query string are rejected.
Your assistant now has access to literature search, FRED macro data, market intelligence, citation formatting, and more — all returning grounded, cited results.
Answers come back with links you can open and check. Export citations to BibTeX, Word, or LaTeX directly from chat.
Endpoint
OAuth or API keyhttps://www.corbis.ai/api/mcp/universalClone, fork, or read through — both repositories are MIT-licensed and maintained in the Agentic Assets organization.
18 specialized skills and 9 workflows across PhD research, finance, commercial real estate, AI/ML, and developer tooling. Built with progressive disclosure (~80-line SKILL.md + on-demand references) for roughly 50% token reduction.
MCP-based starter kit for literature review, field mapping, and idea stress-testing. Ships with six slash-workflows (/lit-review, /lit-search, /brainstorm, /idea, /verify-citations, /lit-landscape) that share a paper set and keep a transparent search trail.
Paste the endpoint into your client and sign in with OAuth — or generate an API key for a more stable, long-running connection. Either way, your assistant starts answering with real citations.
Reusable skills, starter kits, and the Corbis MCP for grounding any AI assistant in finance, real estate, and research data. Everything here is open source, so you can bring your own client and wire it up in minutes.
OAuth is the easiest path — your client opens a browser, you sign in to Corbis, and you’re connected. Prefer something more stable for long-running setups? Generate a personal MCP API key (starts with corbis_mcp_) from Settings → API Keys.
Point Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client at the universal endpoint. Either let it OAuth in, or send your API key as an Authorization: Bearer header — credentials in the URL query string are rejected.
Your assistant now has access to literature search, FRED macro data, market intelligence, citation formatting, and more — all returning grounded, cited results.
Answers come back with links you can open and check. Export citations to BibTeX, Word, or LaTeX directly from chat.
Endpoint
OAuth or API keyhttps://www.corbis.ai/api/mcp/universalClone, fork, or read through — both repositories are MIT-licensed and maintained in the Agentic Assets organization.
18 specialized skills and 9 workflows across PhD research, finance, commercial real estate, AI/ML, and developer tooling. Built with progressive disclosure (~80-line SKILL.md + on-demand references) for roughly 50% token reduction.
MCP-based starter kit for literature review, field mapping, and idea stress-testing. Ships with six slash-workflows (/lit-review, /lit-search, /brainstorm, /idea, /verify-citations, /lit-landscape) that share a paper set and keep a transparent search trail.
Paste the endpoint into your client and sign in with OAuth — or generate an API key for a more stable, long-running connection. Either way, your assistant starts answering with real citations.