OpenProxy FAQs

Question 1

Does OpenProxy integrate with other tools or platforms?

Accepted Answer

Yes, as an MCP server, OpenProxy is designed to be used as a 'tool' within MCP client environments such as Claude Desktop or Claude Code, enabling seamless integration into AI workflows. It sources its raw data directly from the OpenDART API.

Question 2

Who is OpenProxy designed for?

Accepted Answer

OpenProxy is ideal for developers building AI agents, financial analysts, corporate governance researchers, and any organization requiring structured, machine-readable access to Korean DART shareholder meeting data for automated processing, analysis, or integration into applications.

Question 3

What is OpenProxy?

Accepted Answer

OpenProxy is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that structures and provides DART (Financial Supervisory Service's Electronic Disclosure System) disclosure data, primarily focusing on shareholder meeting information, for easy utilization by AI agents.

Question 4

What specific DART data can OpenProxy provide?

Accepted Answer

OpenProxy allows you to search for shareholder meeting notices by stock code or company name, retrieve the full text of meeting documents, parse meeting agendas into a structured tree, and extract non-agenda details such as date, time, location, and e-voting information.

Question 5

How does OpenProxy ensure accurate parsing of meeting agendas?

Accepted Answer

OpenProxy utilizes a robust hybrid parsing system. It first attempts to parse agendas using efficient regex patterns, achieving high accuracy. If regex parsing fails, it falls back to a Large Language Model (LLM) like Claude Sonnet or OpenAI GPT models to ensure comprehensive and accurate extraction of agenda items.

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