Capital Company
Launch SPVs and funds, invite investors and send capital calls through Capital Company.
| Endpoint | https://capitalcompany.ai/mcp (streamable-http) |
|---|---|
| Registry version | 1.0.0 |
| Now | 14 tools · grade A (96) · pin ts_91e0708ad29b22425c3fe99ab566d88f · protocol 2025-06-18 |
| First / last listed | 2026-10-25 04:35 UTC / 2026-10-25 04:35 UTC |
| Grade over time | 2026-10-25: A (96), 14 tools |
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Tools: create_workspace capital_company_create_fund capital_company_invite_investors capital_company_send_subscription_agreements capital_company_send_capital_calls capital_company_update_fund capital_company_edit_commitment capital_company_create_commitment capital_company_ask capital_company_reply capital_company_confirm capital_company_show_confirmation capital_company_claim capital_company_conversation
create_workspace | Use this when someone without a Capital Company account wants one for their firm. Opens a Capital Company workspace, an account and the firm’s team. Needs no sign-in. Capital Company emails them a sign-in link. params: email*, fullName*, teamName* |
capital_company_create_fund | Use this when the user wants to set up an SPV or a fund — to pool investors’ money into one deal, such as buying a startup’s or a pre-IPO company’s shares, or to raise a blind pool — or asks how to start one. Starts setting up the fund in Capital Company: an SPV or a blind pool, with its legal name, expected allocation, strategy, classes and fees, manager and documents. Returns Capital Company’s n params: request*, team, timeZone* |
capital_company_invite_investors | Use this when the user wants to bring investors into one of their funds. Starts an invitation of investors to the fund by email address. Returns Capital Company’s next question, or the proposed invitations for the user to confirm. This call sends nothing. params: request*, team, timeZone* |
capital_company_send_subscription_agreements | Use this when the user wants investors in one of their funds to sign their subscription agreements. Starts the signature requests. Returns Capital Company’s next question, or the proposed signature requests for the user to confirm. This call sends nothing. params: request*, team, timeZone* |
capital_company_send_capital_calls | Use this when the user wants a fund’s investors to pay in money they committed. Starts capital call notices to the investors of a fund class. Returns Capital Company’s next question, or the proposed notices for the user to confirm. This call sends nothing, and Capital Company never moves money. params: request*, team, timeZone* |
capital_company_update_fund | Use this when the user wants to change a setting on one of their funds. Starts a change to the settings they name. Returns Capital Company’s next question, or the proposed change for the user to confirm. This call changes nothing. params: request*, team, timeZone* |
capital_company_edit_commitment | Use this when the user wants to change an investor’s existing commitment in one of their funds. Starts an edit to the fields they name. Returns Capital Company’s next question, or the proposed edit, with its effect on capital calls already sent, for the user to confirm. This call changes nothing. params: request*, team, timeZone* |
capital_company_create_commitment | Use this when the user wants to record that an investor committed to one of their funds. Starts recording the new commitment. Returns Capital Company’s next question, or the proposed commitment for the user to confirm. This call records nothing. params: request*, team, timeZone* |
capital_company_ask | Use this when the user asks about their own funds on Capital Company, or how Capital Company works. Answers a question about the user’s team and funds from Capital Company’s records, or about how Capital Company works — where something is, what a page, a status or an email means, what the product offers, such as its API — from Capital Company’s product guide, with a link to the page when there is params: request*, team, timeZone* |
capital_company_reply | Sends the user’s answer to Capital Company’s last question, in their own words. Returns Capital Company’s next question, or a proposal for the user to confirm. params: answer*, team, timeZone* |
capital_company_confirm | Sends the user’s answer, confirm or decline, to a Confirmation from Capital Company. Confirming carries out what it describes; declining carries out nothing, and Capital Company asks what to change. params: confirmationId*, decision*, timeZone* |
capital_company_show_confirmation | Shows a Confirmation from Capital Company on its card, where the user can confirm or decline it. Changes nothing. params: confirmationId* |
capital_company_claim | For someone without a Capital Company account who said yes to a proposal: emails a sign-in link to the address they give. Opening the link verifies the address and creates what they said yes to. params: confirmationId*, email*, timeZone* |
capital_company_conversation | Reads the user’s current conversation with Capital Company, including the outcome of anything they confirmed and whether it is waiting on them. Changes nothing. params: team |
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