bouncewatch/mcp
by Various
Connection details, client configs and a stdio launcher for the hosted Bounce Watch MCP server — company signals with the date each one happened
MCP
bouncewatch/mcp
Added 8 Sept 2026
Overview
Repository providing connection details, client configuration examples, and a stdio launcher for the hosted Bounce Watch MCP server. The server exposes company signals, each with the date it occurred, for use by Model Context Protocol clients. The project is written in JavaScript and has zero stars.
Best for
Best for
Developers building AI tools that need dated company signal events
Use cases
- Connect an MCP client to Bounce Watch company signals
- Set up a stdio transport for the hosted MCP server
- Retrieve dated company signal events for AI workflows
How to use
Tools exposed
search_signalssearch_companiesfind_companyget_companyget_company_signalsrefresh_companyget_refresh_statuswatch_companycheck_watchesget_signal_taxonomypre_round_radarwhy_nowfunded_and_hiringaccount_watch_briefrisk_scan
Tested with
Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code
Notes
Repository providing connection details, client configuration examples, and a stdio launcher for the hosted Bounce Watch MCP server. The server exposes company signals, each with the date it occurred, for use by Model Context Protocol clients. The project is written in JavaScript and has zero stars.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-08-21. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Connect an MCP client to Bounce Watch company signals
- Set up a stdio transport for the hosted MCP server
- Retrieve dated company signal events for AI workflows
Pros
- Simple setup with documented client configs
- Includes a ready-to-use stdio launcher
- Hosted server removes local infrastructure needs
Cons
- Zero GitHub stars suggests limited community adoption
- Depends on the hosted Bounce Watch service, adding network and availability requirements
- Scope appears limited to company signal dates without other data types
Indexed from awesome-mcp-servers-punkpeye and enriched against its public facts.
Pros
- Simple setup with documented client configs
- Includes a ready-to-use stdio launcher
- Hosted server removes local infrastructure needs
Cons
- Zero GitHub stars suggests limited community adoption
- Depends on the hosted Bounce Watch service, adding network and availability requirements
- Scope appears limited to company signal dates without other data types
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