Every HPC lease term, every capital-stack tranche, every MW number: in your Excel cell.

What's in the dataset

Every metric returned by the MCP carries a source_filing URL and as_of_date so you can reconcile back to the original 10-Q or 8-K.

Quick start

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Set up Claude for Excel

1. 1
   Open Excel and load the Claude add-in. The right-side pane shows the Claude chat interface.
2. 2
   Click the gear icon in the Claude pane → Connectors → Add custom connector.
3. 3
   Paste this URL as the MCP server URL (leave the OAuth fields blank: we'll register Claude automatically):

   https://www.dimetrics.ai/api/mcpCopy
4. 4
   Click Add. A browser tab opens to our consent screen showing the permissions Claude is requesting. Click Approve.
5. 5
   You'll bounce back to Claude. The connector is now active: start a new chat and ask a question that needs deal data.

Set up Claude Code

1. 1
   Go to your account page → MCP API keys → Generate new key. Give it a name (e.g. "Macbook · Claude Code") and copy the dmk_live_... value. It's shown once.
2. 2
   In your terminal, register the connector:

   claude mcp add dimetrics --transport http --header "Authorization: Bearer dmk_live_YOUR_KEY" https://www.dimetrics.ai/api/mcpCopy
3. 3
   Reload your Claude Code session. Test with: claude mcp list: Dimetrics should appear.

Set up OpenAI Codex

1. 1
   Add the server, then sign in: no API key needed:

   codex mcp add dimetrics --url https://www.dimetrics.ai/api/mcp codex mcp login dimetricsCopy

   Your browser opens to our consent screen: sign in to Dimetrics if prompted, click Approve, and you'll bounce back to the terminal.
2. 2
   Verify with codex mcp list: Dimetrics should show enabled with Auth OAuth. The Codex CLI, IDE extension, and desktop app all read the same ~/.codex/config.toml, so you only do this once.

Prefer an API key? (headless machines, CI)

Generate a key on your account page → MCP API keys, then add this to ~/.codex/config.toml:

The --bearer-token-env-var flag also works if you'd rather keep the key out of the file: but the variable must be set in the environment that launches Codex. IDE extensions started from the Dock/Start menu don't read your shell profile, which is the most common reason that variant fails.

Set up Claude Desktop

1. 1
   In Claude Desktop, go to Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
2. 2
   Paste the MCP URL:

   https://www.dimetrics.ai/api/mcpCopy
3. 3
   Click Add → approve on the consent screen → done. Same OAuth flow as Excel.

Note: if Desktop has trouble opening the consent screen in-app, paste the OAuth callback URL into your browser directly. Anthropic is rolling out improved consent handling for Desktop.

Set up OpenClaw (and other agent frameworks)

1. 1
   Generate an API key on your account page → MCP API keys. Headless agents should use an API key: the OAuth flow needs an interactive browser consent that an autonomous agent can't complete.
2. 2
   Register the connector (one command: it persists to ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json):

   openclaw mcp set dimetrics '{"url":"https://www.dimetrics.ai/api/mcp","transport":"streamable-http","headers":{"Authorization":"Bearer dmk_live_YOUR_KEY"}}'Copy
3. 3
   Verify the handshake: openclaw mcp doctor dimetrics --probe. All fifteen tools are auto-discovered: your agent picks the right one per question; discovery calls are free.
4. 4
   Any other MCP-capable agent framework works the same way: point it at https://www.dimetrics.ai/api/mcp with the streamable-http transport and your key as a Bearer header.

Building an autonomous loop? Budget for the limits: 5,000 tool calls/month and 60 calls/minute per account: cache results and query incrementally rather than re-pulling the universe each cycle (429s are retryable with backoff). The Data License & Terms apply to what your agent does with the data, including anything it republishes.

Sample prompts

Drop these into Claude (any surface). The MCP exposes seventeen tools: get_deal_metric, list_company_deals, get_available_capacity, get_debt_for_lease, get_political_risk, get_moratorium_summary, list_datacenters_at_risk, get_county_risk, get_capital_structure, get_instrument_detail, reconcile_entity_debt, list_gpuaas_deals, get_gpuaas_metric, get_gpuaas_kpi, get_debt_for_gpuaas, get_lease_terms, get_offtake_terms: and Claude picks the right one based on your question. Every response carries source-filing references so you can verify. Companies in the universe are queryable for sites and power pipeline even when they haven't signed a lease yet.

{
  "operator": "CIFR",
  "site": "Black Pearl",
  "tenant": "Amazon",
  "metric": "crit_it_lease_rate_per_kw_month",
  "unit": "$/kW/month",
  "value": 152.78,
  "source_filing": "CIFR 8-K 2025-11-14",
  "as_of": "2025-11-14"
}

{
  "operator": "CIFR",
  "metric": "crit_it_lease_rate_per_kw_month",
  "unit": "$/kW/month",
  "value": 137.83,
  "agg": "avg",
  "n_deals": 3,
  "per_deal": [
    { "tenant": "Amazon", "site": "Black Pearl", "value": 152.78 },
    { "tenant": "Fluidstack", "site": "Barber Lake", "value": 130.42 },
    { "tenant": "Fluidstack", "site": "Reveille", "value": 130.30 }
  ]
}

147300000   (returns the numeric value, ready for downstream math)

Claude calls get_deal_metric 5x and returns:

  CIFR    $137.83/kW/month   (3 deals)
  IREN    $135.21/kW/month   (2 deals)
  APLD    $128.40/kW/month   (4 deals)
  WULF    $122.50/kW/month   (3 deals)
  CORZ    $114.66/kW/month   (2 deals)

CIFR: Colchis, TX  (pipeline)
   Gross capacity (pipeline)  1,000 MW
   Pipeline tier              load_study  (regulatory funnel: T-24mo)
   Target energization        2028
   Status                     Pipeline
   Source                     CIFR site disclosures (sites table)

CIFR: Black Pearl, Wink TX  (tenant: Amazon)
   Issuer            Black Pearl Compute, LLC  (CIFR subsidiary)
   Instrument        Senior secured notes
   Principal         $2.00 B
   Coupon            6.125% fixed
   Maturity          Feb 2031  (≈ 5-yr term)
   Use of proceeds   Black Pearl AWS DC construction
                     + reimburse CIFR equity contributions
   Source            8-K 2026-02-11

get_lease_terms → CIFR-AMAZ-016 (tenant: AWS)

late_delivery_termination  [SUMMARY tier]
  "Amazon, as tenant, may terminate the lease if delivery is
   delayed by 120 days and Cipher fails to cure within a
   subsequent 30-day window; Amazon also holds termination
   rights for casualty, condemnation, a grid power outage
   exceeding 180 consecutive days, and anti-bribery
   violations, while Cipher has no right to terminate for
   convenience."
  params: trigger_delay_days 120 · cure_period_days 30

capex_spend_obligations  [SUMMARY tier]
  "Cipher's development-cost ceiling under the Amazon lease
   is $9.5 million per IT megawatt; Amazon covers
   construction cost overruns above that ceiling…"
  params: capex_ceiling_usd 9,500,000 per_mw

not_filed: sla_availability, events_of_default:
  searched, nothing public. Protections not visible ≠ no risk.
Source: CIFR 8-K EX-99 (EDGAR link on every row)

get_lease_terms → guaranty_credit_support, all 3 CIFR leases

Black Pearl (AWS): "Amazon.com, Inc., the public parent,
  unconditionally guarantees all base rent and operating
  expenses owed by the Amazon tenant entity for the life of
  the lease… an AA-rated hyperscaler counterparty."

Barber Lake (Fluidstack): "Google agrees to backstop
  $1.4 billion of Fluidstack's lease obligations to support
  the project's debt financing, receiving in exchange
  warrants for roughly 24 million Cipher shares (about a
  5.4% pro forma stake)…"

Stingray (AWS): "Amazon.com, Inc. fully guarantees all base
  rent and operating expenses owed under the AWS lease…"

More questions to ask

A starting menu of what the dataset can field, grouped by domain. Each line is a prompt you can paste straight into Claude or Codex: click any one to copy it. The tags show which tools back each domain; you never name a tool, Claude picks. The last group spans tools: the kind of cross-referenced question that's slow to assemble by hand from filings.

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