Crabgrass released ZENITH Code, which provides Japanese earnings data across all line items as presented in the financial statements while standardizing approximately 4,700 XBRL tags into 308 items. Stock price and timely disclosure data can also be accessed through the same API.
Crabgrass released ZENITH Code, a new service providing Japanese earnings, stock price and timely disclosure data through an API and MCP. It offers 2 output formats: “as presented in the financial statements,” which returns earnings summaries and annual securities reports in their original form, and “standardized,” which maps approximately 4,700 XBRL tags to 308 standard items.
The 2 output formats are linked by the same keys, allowing the original earnings summaries and annual securities reports to be compared side by side with the standardized figures. Daily data since 2010, metrics including PER, PBR and TTM, and TDnet timely disclosures and original PDFs can all be accessed under a single API key and contract.
Standardization maps approximately 4,700 XBRL tags to 308 items and supports financial statements prepared under Japanese GAAP, IFRS and US GAAP. The service uses a structure in which 3 formats connecting earnings-summary data with individual financial statement lines are linked by a single master_key.
MCP support is available for AI agents. Data with source citations can be retrieved and used through 72 tools, including Claude and ChatGPT, while API keys can be issued and managed from the dashboard.