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Noisefloor MCP Server

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Offline market diagnostics, news repetition, data coverage and statistical checks for AI agents.

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Offline market diagnostics, news repetition, data coverage and statistical checks for AI agents.

Remote endpoints: streamable-http: https://api.seiche.info/noisefloor/mcp

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Valid MCP server (1 strong, 0 medium validity signals). No known CVEs in dependencies. Package registry verified. Imported from the Official MCP Registry.

8 tools verified · Open access · 1 issue found

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HTTP Network Access

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How to Install & Connect

Available as Local & Remote

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Documentation

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From the project's GitHub README.

NoiseFloor

What changed, what is repeated, and what can the evidence support?

A modular, offline toolkit for research desks, monitoring systems and AI agents. Python 3.9+, MIT, zero runtime dependencies. The same pure functions work through Python, JSON CLI, REST and MCP.

NoiseFloor checks market observations, groups repeated headlines, exposes data gaps and grades forecasts. It does not fetch feeds, call a model, retain your portfolio or execute trades.

Try the complete workflow

pip install 'noisefloor>=0.3.1'
noisefloor capabilities
# From this repository; these fixtures are synthetic, not live market evidence:
noisefloor market examples/market.json
noisefloor narrative examples/narrative.json
python examples/demo.py
import json
from noisefloor import market, narrative

request = json.load(open("examples/market.json"))
report = market.assess(**request)
print(report["attention_queue"])
print(report["visibility_gaps"])

news = json.load(open("examples/narrative.json"))
print(narrative.triage(**news)["attention_queue"])

Market attention

Each series carries its identity, units, source, declared reuse permission, observation times and freshness limit. Optional availability clocks retain what the caller knew at the time. Missing data stays missing.

The engine checks age, future timestamps, duplicate clocks, contiguous history and measurement coverage. Prices become log returns; rates and spreads retain their units. It never calculates a return across a declared gap. An explicit policy identifies persistent departures, isolated latest moves and volatility expansion. Correlated movements are visible without being counted as independent confirmation.

Each series returns review, watch, no_supported_departure or insufficient_visibility, with sources and reasons. These are review priorities, not significance tests or trading signals. A quiet diagnostic does not prove a movement is noise. Source permissions are caller declarations, not a licensing audit. Market calendars, corporate actions and materiality require caller review. Trading volume is an economic observation, not automatically a sample denominator.

News and narrative attention

NoiseFloor groups similar wording for the same declared entities, keeps changed quantities and explicit denials separate, records every original event and produces a bounded queue. Differing reports with the same declared event key are highlighted for review. Caller-declared primary sources rank before commentary; repetition alone never increases priority.

This is wording/relevance triage, not fact checking, sentiment prediction or proof of independent corroboration. Deferred and filtered items remain available. An empty queue does not certify a quiet market. Titles are data, never instructions.

Statistical building blocks

ModulePurposeEvidence boundary
experiment.compareSequential Bernoulli A/B confidence sequencesConditional stable-arm Bernoulli assumptions; arbitrary trading outcomes do not qualify automatically.
change.scanDirectional change monitoringDescriptive statistic, not an e-value or universal market false-alarm guarantee.
coverage.checkExamine measurement-count changesLinear descriptive diagnostic; it cannot prove causation or rule out every sampling effect.
forecast.next_value, forecast.scoreIssue and evaluate identical adaptive intervalsFull historical records/misses; coverage is empirical, not guaranteed for the next observation.
multiple.selecte-BH selection over a declared familyRequires explicit caller confirmation of valid e-values; arbitrary scores cannot confer selection authority.
from noisefloor import experiment, change, forecast, multiple
experiment.compare(500, 5000, 750, 5000)
change.scan([1., 2., 1., 2., 1., 2., 1., 2., 8., 9.])
forecast.score([float(x) for x in range(40)])
# Only after an independently justified e-value construction:
multiple.select({"metric_a": 25.0, "metric_b": 1.0}, valid_evalues=True)

valid_evalues=True is a declaration, not certification. A single-family e-BH guarantee does not justify repeatedly selecting families or unqualified peeking. Version 0.3 corrects overstated guarantees in 0.2; read the methods and migration notes.

AI agents and HTTP

{"mcpServers":{"noisefloor":{"command":"uvx","args":["--from","noisefloor==0.3.1","noisefloor-mcp"]}}}

Eight MCP tools: market_assessment, narrative_triage, ab_test, did_it_change, real_or_sampling, forecast_next, score_forecasts, which_metrics_matter. Results include structured JSON.

noisefloor-mcp-http --host 127.0.0.1 --port 8792
curl http://127.0.0.1:8792/v1/capabilities
curl -H 'Content-Type: application/json' --data-binary @examples/market.json http://127.0.0.1:8792/v1/market/assess

REST: POST /v1/market/assess, POST /v1/narrative/triage. Discovery: GET /v1/capabilities, GET /openapi.json; MCP: POST /mcp. Self-host behind your TLS/authentication and quota layer. HTTP logs bounded operation/outcome labels, not submitted observations, titles or request targets.

Previously published hosted MCP: https://api.seiche.info/noisefloor/mcp. Check its health/version and tool list before assuming a package release is deployed there. Package, registry and host acceptance are separate states.

mcp-name: io.github.beepboop2025/noisefloor

Modular by design

Bring permitted data through the offline adapters. The Financial Evidence adapter preserves institution, metric, unit, source, rights and knowledge clocks without importing its SDK. LiquiLens institution evidence, Seiche funding, Undertow liquidity and Palimpsest coverage can remain separate while using common diagnostics. This does not imply those products already run this release.

Request/policy SHA-256 digests support identity checks and replay; they are not signatures or proof of source truth. No runtime network, model, database or paid API dependency is required.

Verification

pip install -e '.[dev]'
pytest -q

Tests cover issued/scored forecast parity, invalid statistical composition, stale/future/missing observations, transforms, coverage shifts, repeated and conflicting wording, privacy and Python/CLI/REST/MCP parity. Synthetic calibration checks do not establish live-market accuracy, profitability or failure prediction.

Origin and licence

Built from measurement-quality work for Palimpsest. MIT. Source and methods are inspectable; results retain their assumptions.

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