DeepFlow developer resources
Small public
surface area.
These resources describe what an integration can call today. They do not imply access to pre-launch research workflows.
Live market prices
The read-only endpoint GET /api/market/live-prices?tickers=SPY,^IXIC returns the latest available price and percentage change for up to 20 ticker symbols. Its full contract is available in the DeepFlow OpenAPI specification. The endpoint is informational; it is not a recommendation, an execution service, or a source of guaranteed real-time data. Rate limits apply, and callers should verify any material market data through an appropriate licensed source.
Model Context Protocol
Agents can discover the DeepFlow MCP endpoint at https://deepflow-orcin.vercel.app/.well-known/mcp. It exposes one public, read-only tool: get_live_prices. Send a standard JSON-RPC initialization request and then use tools/list to inspect the current tool contract. The MCP endpoint is intentionally narrow: it gives an agent a market snapshot, not access to private research, customer data, trading, or account actions.
No public client auth API
DeepFlow has no public API key, OAuth client registration, or client-side research API. The research tracker uses operator authentication internally and is not an integration surface. Do not attempt to reuse browser credentials or scrape authenticated pages. If an integration needs research access, contact the team first to discuss scope, data rights, and an appropriate authentication model.
No public webhooks
DeepFlow does not publish incoming or outgoing webhooks today. There is no webhook signing key, event catalog, or callback registration endpoint. This is intentional while the product is pre-launch: publishing a nominal webhook document without a real delivery and verification contract would mislead integrators. When webhooks are available, this page, llms.txt, and the OpenAPI document will name the events, delivery policy, retries, and signature verification method.