Claude connector workflow
Cited runs as a Model Context Protocol connector inside Claude, so users query it from the Claude interface rather than a separate app.
Cited
Cited is a Claude connector for asking questions about official NIFTY 50 investor filings with answers cited back to the source. The site says you can try it free and use it without an account.
Overview
Cited is an MCP connector for Claude that helps users ask questions about official NIFTY 50 investor materials and receive answers with citations to the source documents. The homepage positions it as a way to get “investor answers for NIFTY 50” with every claim cited.
According to the site and legal pages, Cited pulls from publicly available earnings call replays and transcripts, KPI data books, investor presentations, and annual reports that companies publish for investors. It is designed as a retrieval and citation layer rather than a tool that generates financial figures on its own.
What Cited does
Official filing retrieval
It retrieves information from official investor documents uploaded by NIFTY 50 companies, including earnings calls, transcripts, KPI data books, investor presentations, and annual reports.
Source citations in answers
Answers include relevant excerpts and figures with a citation back to the underlying source, so readers can trace each claim to the filing.
Simple manual setup
The homepage shows a setup flow that uses a custom connector name and server URL, making the connection process explicit.
Source-backed question answering
The site says users can ask anything about NIFTY 50 filings and get answers backed by the exact source document.
Common ways to use Cited
Researching company filings
Analysts can ask targeted questions about a company’s earnings call or annual report and get answers tied to the original filing instead of a general web summary.
Verifying source language
Teams preparing an investor update can check how a metric was described in a source document and cite the exact excerpt in their own work.
Comparing public disclosures
Users comparing several NIFTY 50 companies can query the same types of documents across companies and review answers with citations attached.
Staying in Claude
Anyone working in Claude can use the connector without moving to another product, which keeps filing lookup inside the same chat workflow.
Finding the right filing
People who need a quick reference to public investor materials can use Cited to locate the relevant filing section before reading the document in full.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Works inside Claude as a connector, which keeps the workflow in one place.
- Uses official investor documents as the source of answers rather than uncited summaries.
- Cites the underlying source for each answer, making it easier to verify claims.
- No account is required according to the privacy policy and homepage.
- The site says it can be tried free.
Cons
- The pricing page is not available, so the site does not provide a complete public pricing or plan summary.
- Cited is limited to the documents that companies publish publicly, so its answers depend on source availability and coverage.
- The terms note that answers may not be complete, current, or error-free, so important figures still need verification against the cited filing.
FAQ
How do I set up Cited in Claude?
Cited is a connector inside Claude. To use it, open Claude, add a Custom Connector, enter the name Cited, and use the server URL shown on the homepage.
What does Cited connect Claude to?
The site describes Cited as an MCP connector for Claude that reads official, publicly available NIFTY 50 investor filings and returns cited answers from those documents.
Is Cited free to use?
The homepage says you can try Cited free and that no account is needed. The pricing page is unavailable, so no further pricing details are provided on the site.
What kinds of documents can Cited answer questions from?
Cited is meant for questions about official investor documents such as earnings call transcripts, investor presentations, KPI data books, and annual reports from NIFTY 50 companies.
Does Cited provide financial advice?
No. The terms say Cited is an information tool, not an investment adviser, and users should verify figures against the cited source before making decisions.
Quick Facts
- Category
- AI Chat
- Platform
- Claude MCP connector
- Primary source domain
- cited.codeongrass.com
- Data sources
- Official NIFTY 50 investor filings
- Setup
- Add a Custom Connector in Claude and enter the server URL shown on the site
- Pricing
- Try free; no account needed
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