Neutral, cited central-bank rate decisions, calendars, inflation releases and bond auctions.
Scored across 7 tools
Each tool targets a distinct purpose: single-bank snapshot (bank_status), settlability check (check_question), data-quality overview (dataset_health), source metadata (resolution_sources), correction submission (submit_correction), auctions (upcoming_auctions), and decisions (upcoming_decisions). There is mild overlap between bank_status and dataset_health (both report freshness) and between bank_status and upcoming_decisions (both touch rate decisions), but the descriptions clearly scope past-facts vs. cross-bank trust vs. forward calendar.
All names use snake_case consistently, which is the dominant pattern. However the grammatical style varies across noun phrases (bank_status, dataset_health, resolution_sources), verb phrases (check_question, submit_correction), and adjective phrases (upcoming_auctions, upcoming_decisions), a minor deviation from a single predictable convention.
Seven tools is well within the ideal 3-15 range for a macro data index. Each tool has a clear, non-redundant role spanning read, meta, health, and write operations, so none feel padded or missing.
The surface covers the core lifecycle well: upcoming and observed decisions, auctions, source resolution, freshness, question settlability, and corrections. Minor gaps exist, such as no direct historical rate-series or bulk bank-listing operation, but agents can work around these via bank_status and upcoming_decisions.
One bank: the policy rate in force and since when, the last observed decision with its statement, the next meeting, past facts computed from observed decisions only (days since the last change, consecutive holds, counts of past move sizes), freshness and data warnings.
Inputs: bank (required).
Is a question about a rate decision or a government bond auction settleable, when, and on which source? Finds the bank (or the auction issuer, tenor) and the date in the text. Refuses a decision or auction that has not been observed: a decision settles only after its statement is observed on the bank's own page, an auction only once the issuer's result is recorded (it says when bidding closes, closeAt in UTC, and on which result page). Also says when the source has not yet met the reads bar (5 right, 0 wrong).
Inputs: text (required).
Freshness per bank (last observed decision, next meeting, days to it, whether its decision statement is resolvable) and the publisher-gate warnings. Use to judge how far to trust an answer.
Inputs: no named parameters.
The kinds of page a bank publishes (decision statement, calendar, rate history, press feed): where each URL is found, its pattern (for recognising a page, never for building one), a real example, the reads recorded on it, and whether it is resolvable.
Inputs: bank (required), resolvable_only.
Report a mistake with the URL of the bank's own page that proves it. The report is public and is checked like any other claim; it never changes the data by itself. Returns the report id and where to follow it.
Inputs: url (required), evidence (required), bank.
Government bond auctions in a date window, soonest first: US Treasury, the German Finanzagentur and the Italian Treasury, calendar and results. Each has the auction day, closeAt (the bidding deadline in UTC), instrument, tenor, CUSIP/ISIN and size once known, status (scheduled, announced, held, cancelled), the issuer's result page and its format, and the result (yield, bid-to-cover, allotted) only once the issuer has published it. Facts only, no forecasts.
Inputs: to, from, issuer.
Policy-rate decisions in a date window, soonest first: decision day (local to the bank), announcement time in UTC where the bank publishes one, whether the date is on the bank's calendar, moved or unscheduled, the rate going in, and the decision once observed. Covers 21 central banks (Banco Central do Brasil, Bank Indonesia, Bank of Canada, Bank of England, Bank of Japan, Bank of Korea, Bank of Mexico, Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye, Czech National Bank, European Central Bank, Federal Reserve (Federal Open Market Committee), Magyar Nemzeti Bank, Narodowy Bank Polski, Norges Bank, People's Bank of China, Reserve Bank of Australia, Reserve Bank of India, Reserve Bank of New Zealand, South African Reserve Bank, Sveriges Riksbank, Swiss National Bank) and 2 inflation release series.
Inputs: to, from, banks.
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