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“Use “lookup_company”: Resolve a ticker or CIK to a company's canonical SEC identity: legal name, CIK, industry classification, tickers, and exchanges. Use this fi.”

“Use “recent_filings”: List a company's most recent SEC filings with form type, dates, accession number, and a direct document URL. Optionally filter to one form t.”

“Use “latest_filings”: The market-wide feed of filings as they land at the SEC, optionally filtered by form type. Built for monitoring agents that poll: the answer.”

“Use “filing_section”: Pull a single numbered item out of a 10-K or 10-Q as clean text: risk factors (1A), MD&A (7), business (1), and the rest. Saves you fetching.”

lookup_company — Resolve a ticker or CIK to a company's canonical SEC identity: legal name, CIK, industry classification, tickers, and exchanges. Use this fi

recent_filings — List a company's most recent SEC filings with form type, dates, accession number, and a direct document URL. Optionally filter to one form t

latest_filings — The market-wide feed of filings as they land at the SEC, optionally filtered by form type. Built for monitoring agents that poll: the answer

filing_section — Pull a single numbered item out of a 10-K or 10-Q as clean text: risk factors (1A), MD&A (7), business (1), and the rest. Saves you fetching

compare_filings — Year-over-year diff of a 10-K risk-factor or MD&A section: the added and removed passages plus a change ratio, so an agent gets what changed

verify_financial_claim — Deterministic check of a numeric claim against the company's own XBRL as filed with the SEC. Returns supported, contradicted, or unverifiabl

filing_events — A company's 8-K filings parsed into material events with decoded item codes: executive departures (5.02), restatements (4.02), acquisitions

company_financials — Fetch an as-reported XBRL financial concept for a company across recent periods, each tied to the filing it came from. Note that many issuer