Omniquery

omniquery

Facts that change — market and crypto prices, company financials, SEC filings, patents, clinical trials, scientific papers, news, prediction markets, flight and weather data — are scattered across dozens of specialised providers. omniquery is a small local bridge to the hosted KIRHA MCP service: you ask one question in plain language, KIRHA plans the query, calls the right providers (SEC, PubMed, CoinGecko, GitHub, Polymarket and more) and returns each provider's raw result. When no specialised provider fits, it falls back to web search.

Nothing is stored or computed on your own machine. This package answers tools/list locally from the captured tool definition and forwards every tools/call to the hosted service over a streamable-HTTP JSON-RPC session, returning whatever the service sends back unchanged.

The tool

The surface is a single read-only tool. It writes nothing, buys nothing, starts no subscription, checks out nothing, and creates no API key.

• `Search` — One natural-language search over 50+ live data providers. Ask in plain language: name the asset, company, place or period the question is about in the required query argument. The optional focus argument restricts the search to one vertical slug; leave it out unless a specific vertical is wanted, since the search already covers all of them.

Install and run

As an MCP server via npm:

npx -y @reneturcios/omniquery mcp

MCP client configuration:

{

"mcpServers": { "omniquery": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@reneturcios/omniquery", "mcp"] } } }

As a container:

docker run -i ghcr.io/cloudcorprecords/omniquery

docker run --rm ghcr.io/cloudcorprecords/omniquery Search '{"query":"What is the current price of bitcoin?"}'

CLI

One binary serves both the command line and the MCP server. The tool is a subcommand taking a single JSON string with that tool's arguments. Note the tool name is capitalised, exactly as the upstream names it:

omniquery Search '{"query":"What is the current price of bitcoin?"}'

omniquery Search '{"query":"latest AAPL 10-K filing","focus":"filings"}' omniquery --version

Exit codes: 0 when the forwarded call succeeds, 1 when the upstream result is an error, and 2 for usage problems such as an unknown subcommand or a malformed JSON argument.

Configuration

• KIRHA_MCP_URL — Overrides the upstream endpoint. The default is the pinned hosted endpoint, https://mcp.kirha.com/mcp. (The override variable is a reconstruction added by this rebuild.)
• KIRHA_API_KEY — When set, its value is sent to the upstream on every request as an Authorization: Bearer header. When it is not set, no key header is sent at all, matching the keyless behaviour the tool surface was captured with. (The hosted service's registry record declares a secret Authorization header on its remote; the variable name and the Bearer form are reconstructions added by this rebuild.)

Upstream failures — a JSON-RPC error from the service, a non-2xx response, an unreadable body, or a request that fails outright — are reported to the caller as an error result whose text starts with omniquery error:.

How forwarding works

The first forwarded call opens a session: an initialize request (protocol version 2025-03-26), followed by a notifications/initialized notification, then the tools/call itself. If the service answers the initialize request with an Mcp-Session-Id header, that value is carried on every later request, and the open session is reused for the rest of the process. Replies are accepted either as plain JSON or as server-sent events. Successful results pass through verbatim, including any isError flag and any extra fields the service includes.

Development

npm install

npm run build # tsc -> dist/ (dist/cli.js is the bin) npm test # tsx --test test/*.test.ts — stubbed upstream, no network npm run dev # run the CLI from source

The test suite checks the served tool list against the captured surface, exercises the session handshake and its reuse, covers both key-header branches, and verifies that arguments go upstream untouched and results come back untouched.

License

MIT — see LICENSE. Copyright (c) 2026 Rene Turcios.