Research views, Daily Digest and Investment Themes from 200+ sources, plus official rates and data.
Scored across 16 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resources (digests, themes, positioning, yield curves, indicators), and descriptions explicitly route the agent (get_overview 'call first', summarize_views before search_*_views, get_investment_themes -> get_theme). The main soft spot is the central-bank cluster (get_policy_rates vs get_central_bank_meetings vs get_policy_signals), which an agent could plausibly mix up despite the differentiating text. Overall boundaries are clear enough that misselection should be rare.
Every tool follows a strict verb_noun snake_case pattern: get_*, list_*, search_*, summarize_*. The verb prefix also signals behaviour consistently (list = enumerations, search = paginated items, summarize = aggregates). No camelCase or style mixing anywhere.
At 16 tools this sits at the upper edge of the comfortable range, but the domain genuinely has multiple distinct layers (views, digests, themes, policy, positioning, rates/curves, indicators, catalogs) and no tool looks redundant. It is slightly heavy but each tool earns its place.
Coverage of the research-aggregation lifecycle is strong: discovery (overview, lists), synthesis (digests, themes, summarize_views), drill-down (search_*, get_theme) and official data (rates, curves, indicators, positioning). Minor gaps remain: no get_provider detail beyond list_providers ids, no full-text retrieval (search_research only links out), and market-implied rate expectations are explicitly excluded.
Each central bank's next rate decision (and decisions of the past week): date, FinChiefs' preview, the research tally (one hike/hold/cut vote per research house — banks, asset managers, independent research firms and podcasts — counted from published notes) with its mix by house type, and the outcome once decided. Pass banks to also list each house with its call and latest note. Covers the G10 banks and India.
Inputs: banks, houses.
The Daily Digest: one synthesis per day per category (e.g. gold, oil, us_bonds, top macro themes, policy_makers), written from all providers' views that day — the read, why, sub-splits, individual names, where providers appear to disagree — with the day's code-computed tallies, structured highlights (consensus by asset, apparent disagreements with each side's horizon and condition, notable names) and, where it exists, a short note on how the read evolved over the previous two weeks. Best for the picture on a market and how it moved day by day. Category keys (has_daily_digest) come from list_categories.
Inputs: categories (required), limit, since, until, +1 more.
Economic indicators for the US, euro area, UK and Japan from official sources (statistics offices, central banks, OECD, FRED): inflation, growth, labour market, financial conditions, money and credit, housing, public finances, currencies, expectations surveys. Latest print with its period, change, source, optional history. Without keys or terms it returns the headline readings; catalog: true lists every key.
Inputs: all, keys, since, terms, +3 more.
FinChiefs' Investment Themes board: the durable themes research houses argue, each an opportunity or a risk, with one vote per house (for / against / mixed), agreement, change in houses, the newest views, tactical vs longer-term tallies, flags (where houses agree, contrarian minorities), what could go wrong (risk themes), positioning in the related futures market, related themes moving the same market the other way, and the By asset view (houses up vs down per asset class). Start here for "what are houses arguing", consensus or crowded trades, risks, and the year-ahead outlook (horizon: "longer_term"). Call get_theme for one theme's houses and named instruments.
Inputs: kind, lens, limit, slugs, +3 more.
Call first. What FinChiefs structures and in which layer — research houses' views, the Daily Digest, the Investment Themes board, policy makers, official data — with the tool for each, the conventions every result follows, and where things stand today: the latest digest date, the themes board's headline themes and risks, the next rate decisions with the research tally, and how many research houses are followed. Costs nothing against the daily allowance.
Inputs: no named parameters.
Policy rates of the Fed, ECB, BoE, BoJ, Bank of Canada, RBA, SNB and PBoC: current rate, last change, moves in the past 12 months and the rate path since a date; plus the FOMC dot-plot medians (latest and previous release) when the Fed is included. Official data (BIS, ECB, Federal Reserve). Market-implied rate odds are not included.
Inputs: banks, since, dot_plot.
Structured reads of central-bank and multilateral publications: decisions, stance (-2 dovish to +2 hawkish), guidance, conditions, speaker and forecasts, each with a link to the original. Newest first; pages via offset / next_offset.
Inputs: limit, since, until, offset, +2 more.
Weekly speculative positioning in futures: CFTC Commitments of Traders for US-listed FX, rates, equity-index, energy, metals, agricultural and bitcoin futures, and ESMA's MiFID II reports for Dutch TTF gas. Net position, % of open interest, week change, 52/156-week COT index, crowding, other trader groups, optional weekly history. Plain data, not a signal. No arguments lists every market's latest reading.
Inputs: terms, weeks, markets.
One Investment Theme by slug: its thesis, tally, horizons and flags, every research house's stance with its latest note and source link, the instruments the research names (by 2+ houses; not selected or endorsed by FinChiefs), positioning and related themes. Slugs come from get_investment_themes.
Inputs: slug (required).
Government bond yield curves for the US (Treasury), euro area (ECB AAA curve), UK (Bank of England) and Japan (Ministry of Finance): yields per tenor now, a day, a month and a year ago, the 2s10s and 3m10y spreads, and optionally weekly 2y / 10y / 2s10s history. Official data with its source.
Inputs: since, history, regions.
Asset digest categories (gold, oil, us_bonds, eurusd, …) and macro categories (monetary_policy, geopolitics, …). Keys with has_daily_digest work with get_daily_digests; macro keys also filter search_macro_views and summarize_views.
Inputs: no named parameters.
Research providers FinChiefs follows (banks, asset managers, central banks, multilaterals, independent researchers). Use the id to limit other tools to one provider.
Inputs: limit, query.
Individual directional views (up/down) on assets, with provider, date, horizon, rationale and a link to the source publication. Up/down tallies cover every match; items come in pages (offset / next_offset), spread across providers by default. For the overall picture, call summarize_views first.
Inputs: limit, order, since, terms, +6 more.
Individual macro themes and drivers from provider research (growth, inflation, policy, fiscal, geopolitics, …), each with a description and a link to the source publication. Items come in pages (offset / next_offset), spread across providers by default. For counts and trends, call summarize_views first.
Inputs: limit, order, since, terms, +4 more.
Research publications (articles, reports, podcasts) with title, provider, date, a short description and the link to the original. Ranked by how well the terms match (title matches count most), then newest; pages via offset / next_offset. Follow the link for the full text where the publisher allows it.
Inputs: type, limit, since, terms, +3 more.
The overall picture from EVERY matching view in one small response: totals, up/down counts (asset views), how many providers lean each way, the busiest providers, a week-by-week trend, and the most-discussed assets or macro categories. Start here for "what is the consensus / how has it changed" questions, then read individual views with search_asset_views or search_macro_views.
Inputs: kind (required), since, terms, until, +3 more.
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