What is an MCP?
The Model Context Protocol is a standard that lets compatible AI clients securely connect to external tools and data sources. The PlanProvider.Pro MCP gives an agent authenticated Form 5500 search tools.
Connect your MCP-compatible AI assistant to PlanProvider.Pro and ask natural-language questions about retirement plans and the providers that serve them. The Form 5500 MCP returns structured results with links back to PlanProvider.Pro records for source review.
Question in the AI client: “Who’s the advisor for Dave’s Produce 401(k)?”
MCP action: The agent uses the PlanProvider.Pro MCP to find the plan, then follows the canonical PlanProvider.Pro plan record to review its listed service providers.
Illustrative response: “Dave’s Produce 401(k) lists Harvest Retirement Advisors as its retirement plan advisor. Review the PlanProvider.Pro plan and provider records to verify the filing context.”
Illustrative example only. Dave’s Produce and Harvest Retirement Advisors are fictional names; this is not a live Form 5500 result.
The PlanProvider.Pro MCP gives AI agents a direct, authenticated way to search the Form 5500 database instead of relying on ungrounded model knowledge or manually copied search results.
Use the Form 5500 MCP with Claude, Codex, Cursor, or another client that supports the Model Context Protocol. The same tools and account permissions follow you across compatible agents.
Add https://swhejpcukgzywbwacfdv.supabase.co/functions/v1/mcp in your AI client MCP connections or integrations settings. This address is public by design; the client opens the PlanProvider.Pro OAuth flow so you can sign in and approve the account connection.
PlanProvider.Pro organizes data derived from public U.S. Department of Labor Form 5500 filings into searchable plan and provider records. MCP responses include PlanProvider.Pro source links for verification.
Filing data can be incomplete, delayed, amended, or interpreted differently depending on context. AI responses and PlanProvider.Pro data are research tools, not legal, fiduciary, investment, tax, or accounting advice.
MCP requests use the same Form 5500 row and signer-detail allowance as the authenticated account in ProSearch. Paid individual and provider subscriptions expand the accessible result set without adding a separate monthly MCP-call quota.
| Account level | Form 5500 MCP access |
|---|---|
| Free user | Up to 10 Form 5500 plan rows; no signer details. |
| Individual Access | Up to 50 Form 5500 plan rows; no signer details. |
| Individual Access+ | Unlimited Form 5500 rows and access to signer details. |
| Verified provider | Up to 10 Form 5500 plan rows; no signer details. |
| Basic provider | Up to 50 Form 5500 plan rows; no signer details. |
| Premium provider | Unlimited Form 5500 rows and access to signer details. |
The Model Context Protocol is a standard that lets compatible AI clients securely connect to external tools and data sources. The PlanProvider.Pro MCP gives an agent authenticated Form 5500 search tools.
Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other clients that support MCP can use it. Setup details vary by client, but access is tied to the same PlanProvider.Pro account.
Yes. Free access includes up to 10 Form 5500 plan rows without signer details. Individual Access and Access+ subscriptions, and Verified, Basic, and Premium provider levels, receive access aligned with their Form 5500 database benefits.
Agents can search for retirement plans and plan sponsors, search for providers, and retrieve structured plan and provider details. Returned source links make it easier to inspect the relevant PlanProvider.Pro record.
The MCP uses PlanProvider.Pro OAuth. The client opens a secure sign-in and approval flow, and available data follows the authenticated account level.
Create a free account · Open the Form 5500 MCP agent skill · Open ProSearch · Browse retirement plans · Compare account levels