Make sure you have Python installed.
1pip install uvOn MacOS
1pip3 install uvTo verify installation. Please type the following commands in Terminal
1uv --version1uvx --versionYou should see a response like below.

Note:
The version number will be different and your terminal may look different based on if you're on Windows or MacOS
If version number does not show up after entering the command, please follow the guide below.
Type the following on your terminal.
Windows
1pip show uv
MacOS
1pip3 show uvYou should see response like below

This means that uv is installed correctly. But, your computer can't find the location of the installed files.
There are several options based on if you are in Windows or Mac.
In Windows, you need to go to Control Panel > System > Environment Variables


Add the location (directory name) into the Path environment variable.
MacOS
It is easier to add a link to existing path, by typing in. Replace the [Location] with the location you see based on the previous pip3 show uv command. For example, see below
1sudo ln -s /[Location]/bin/uvx /usr/local/bin/uvx2sudo ln -s /[Location]/bin/uv /usr/local/bin/uvNow, you can verify above worked. Open a new terminal and type in
1uv --version2uvx --version1{2 "mcpServers": {3 "sec-edgar-mcp": {4 "command": "uvx",5 "args": [6 "--from",7 "git+https://github.com/stefanoamorelli/sec-edgar-mcp.git",8 "sec-edgar-mcp"9 ],10 "env": {11 "SEC_EDGAR_USER_AGENT": "Your Name (name@domain.com)"12 }13 }14 }15}You can use the following prompt to test:
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