Ranked active signals with snapshot chain verification and cross-source arbitration.
Scored across 9 tools
Most tools target clearly different objects: listing signals, listing categories, fetching a sector, diffing snapshots, and finding corroborations are easy to tell apart. The one soft overlap is the verification cluster (get_current_revision, verify_snapshot, get_anchor), which all touch snapshot integrity, though each description carves out a distinct role (pointer vs chain proof vs rewrite detection).
Every name follows a strict snake_case verb_noun pattern (get_*, list_*, find_*, verify_*), with consistent, well-chosen verbs. No mixed casing or stylistic deviations.
Nine tools is squarely in the well-scoped range and each maps to a distinct capability of the verification/signal domain. Nothing appears redundant or missing from the count perspective.
The surface covers discovery (trust manifest), listing (signals, categories), detail (sector), provenance (current revision, anchor), integrity (verify_snapshot), and change tracking (diff, corroborations) — a solid lifecycle. The main gap is no tool for retrieving a specific historical snapshot's full payload; fetching appears to be delegated to URLs exposed by the manifest, which agents can work around.
Find groups of active signals measuring the same metric (e.g. BTC price from multiple exchanges). High disagreement_pct (>1%) suggests arbitrage or a data-source discrepancy.
Inputs: no named parameters.
Return anchor-log status for a snapshot date: was an anchor entry recorded, what was the file SHA-256 at anchor time vs now, is a FreeTSA .tsr present. Detects post-hoc rewrites that signature verification alone cannot.
Inputs: date (required).
Return the single canonical 'what is current' pointer: snapshot date, hash, signed_at, pubkey_id, and previous revision. Use this before querying a specific snapshot date to know what's freshest.
Inputs: no named parameters.
Compare two snapshots. Returns regressions (worked yesterday, broken today), recoveries (broken yesterday, working today), new sectors, and disappeared sectors. Default: compares current day to previous day.
Inputs: to_date, from_date.
Get current data for one sector. Sector slugs from list_active_signals output.
Inputs: sector (required).
One-call discovery: returns all URLs, algorithms, tools, and the 4-step verification chain a consumer needs to independently verify VolatiAI data. No snapshot fetch. Use first to learn where everything lives.
Inputs: no named parameters.
List ranked active signals from VolatiAI (severity x confidence x magnitude x novelty). Filter by severity or category.
Inputs: limit, category, severity.
List signal categories with counts.
Inputs: no named parameters.
Verify a VolatiAI snapshot's chain integrity and return its signature fields for independent verification. Use this to prove the data hasn't been tampered with.
Inputs: date (required).
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