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MCP server for tenant credit scoring based on S&P corporate methodology

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# MCP Tenant Credit Scorer An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for tenant credit scoring based on S&P's corporate methodology. ## Overview This MCP server provides automated credit analysis for small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) tenants by: - Parsing financial statements from PDFs or structured data - Extracting company information from websites - Classifying industries using S&P categories - Calculating credit scores across multiple dimensions - Generating comprehensive credit reports ## Features - **Automated Data Extraction**: Parse financial data from PDFs and company information from websites - **Industry Classification**: Match companies to S&P industry categories with appropriate risk levels - **Multi-Component Scoring**: Evaluate industry risk, competitive position, financial risk, liquidity, and management - **Revenue-Based Adjustments**: Apply size-based modifications to reflect SME-specific risks - **Validation Engine**: Identify and flag scoring conflicts or inconsistencies - **Report Generation**: Create executive summaries and detailed analysis reports ## Installation ```bash # Clone the repository git clone [repository-url] cd mcp-credit-scorer # Install dependencies npm install ``` ## Usage ### As an MCP Server Add to your Claude Desktop configuration: ```json { "mcpServers": { "credit-scorer": { "command": "node", "args": ["/path/to/mcp-credit-scorer/src/index.js"] } } } ``` ### Available Tools 1. **analyze_credit** - Complete credit analysis from financial data and website 2. **score_component** - Score an individual component 3. **classify_industry** - Classify a company into S&P industry categories 4. **validate_scores** - Validate score consistency and flag conflicts ### Example Usage in Claude ``` Please analyze the credit of ABC Company using: - Website: https://abccompany.com - Financial statements: /path/to/financials.pdf ``` ## Methodology The scoring methodology follows these steps: 1. **Industry Classification** (20% weight) - Maps to S&P industry categories - Assigns risk level based on cyclicality 2. **Competitive Position** (20% weight) - Evaluates competitive advantages - Assesses scale, scope, and diversity - Measures operating efficiency 3. **Financial Risk** (40% weight) - Primary metric: EBITDA to Interest coverage - Secondary check: Debt to EBITDA - Volatility-adjusted thresholds 4. **Liquidity** (10% weight) - Current ratio analysis - Funding source assessment 5. **Management & Governance** (10% weight) - Experience and transparency evaluation 6. **Revenue Adjustment** - Size-based modification - Reflects SME-specific risks ## Output The server generates: - Faropoint credit score (2.0-10.0 scale) - Bond rating equivalent - Default probability estimates - Key strengths and risks - Detailed scoring breakdown - Validation results and recommendations ## Data Requirements ### Financial Data - Revenue (3 years preferred) - EBITDA or operating income - Total debt - Current assets and liabilities - Interest expense ### Company Information - Business description - Industry/products/services - Geographic scope - Years in business - Customer concentration (if available) ## Configuration The server uses embedded scoring tables and industry data, but can be configured to use external data files in the `/data` directory: - `scoring-tables.json` - All scoring thresholds and matrices - `industry-data.json` - Industry classifications and keywords ## Development ```bash # Run in development mode with auto-reload npm run dev # Run tests npm test ``` ## Architecture - `index.js` - MCP server setup and request handling - `data-parser.js` - PDF and website parsing - `industry-matcher.js` - Industry classification logic - `score-calculator.js` - Component scoring algorithms - `validator.js` - Score validation and consistency checks - `report-generator.js` - Report formatting and generation ## License MIT