AlphaAI
Machine-readable financial news and SEC events for AI agents and trading bots
Developer Tools·AI & Machine Learning·Finance
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AlphaAI is a financial data API built for AI agents, trading bots, and fintech applications that need machine-readable market signals instead of raw news feeds. It ingests GDELT, publisher RSS feeds, and SEC EDGAR filings, then returns ticker-level impact analysis, categorization, and a 1–10 relevance score for every event, so downstream systems can prioritize what matters most. SEC Form 4 insider trades are parsed into structured transaction values, while 8-K and 6-K filings arrive as clean, structured events instead of unstructured text dumps. Developers can integrate through a REST API described by an OpenAPI 3.1 specification, or connect directly through AlphaAI's OAuth 2.1 MCP server for agent-native access. A free plan is available with 20 requests per minute and 100 requests per day, and paid plans start at $2.99 per month for higher-volume use cases.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
Start with something entertaining. This is the viral post that you're going for — this gets you attention. Then you follow up with the educational or the selling. The final part of the loop is to turn it inspirational. Take a screenshot of the viral post, share what it means to you. Then rinse and repeat.
Run a 4-post content loop: entertain → educate/sell → inspire → loop
Rob's posting system is a deliberate 4-post sequence, not random posting. Entertaining warms the algorithm, educational/selling converts attention from a place of goodwill, and the inspirational recap turns the win itself into another viral artifact — compounding each cycle instead of starting from scratch.
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Demo the Product in Action Instead of Pitching Its Features
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