DAAS - Data As a Service¶
Skill-driven data fetch for financial, economic, and statistical data - a
local platform that turns Python data libraries (akshare, yfinance, edgar,
edinet-tools, dartlab, world_bank_data, ckanapi) into a queryable,
indicator-computing, dashboard-ready store backed by a single SQLite file
(daas.db).
You can drive DAAS through Claude Code skills or through a consolidated MCP server - both paths read/write the same database.
What you can do¶
- Browse thousands of indicators across companies, industries, cities, and countries - moving averages, RSI, volatility, macro series, and more.
- Build collections - group entities (a watchlist) and indicators (a reusable bundle) with audit-tracked membership.
- Run a research - from a goal to a persisted bundle: analyze -> collections -> indicators -> dashboard -> markdown report.
- Inspect any entity - see which datasources cover a stock/country and how to fetch them.
- Extract & analyze financial reports - pull filings (EDGAR/EDINET/DART) and compute dozens of prebuilt indicators on top.
- Add your own datasource - a website, a PDF/document, or a database - and query it like the built-ins.
- Share a dashboard - publish a standalone HTML dashboard over WiFi/LAN or a public tunnel.
Two ways to use it¶
| Path | When to use |
|---|---|
Skills (.claude/skills/) |
Offline-friendly, simplest. Skills call Python libs directly + sqlite3. |
MCP server (fd-daas-mcp) |
Richer - catalog browsing, cron, alerts, dashboards, orchestration, PDF search. |
Both share one daas.db. See Concepts -> Entities for
the data model, or jump to the Examples.
Where to start¶
- New here? Read the User Guide, then Install & Deploy, then First Fetch in 5 Minutes.
- Want examples? Go straight to Examples.
- Contributing? Read the Contributor Guide.
This site vs. the repo README
The repo-root README.md is a verified quickstart. This site is the
teachable, role-based guide - start here, use the README for copy-paste
commands.