Get company profile by ticker symbol.

Returns basic company information including name, sector, industry, country, and exchange. Use this to look up any company in the graph.

Example: get_company_profile("AAPL") -> Apple Inc., Technology, Consumer Electronics

Get the supply chain for a company.

Traverses the knowledge graph to find suppliers, customers, or both. Each relationship includes SEC 10-K citation evidence.

Args: ticker: Stock ticker (e.g. "AAPL", "TSLA") hops: Depth of traversal (1 = direct relationships, 2 = second-degree). Free tier: max 2. direction: "upstream" (suppliers), "downstream" (customers), or "both"

Example: get_supply_chain("AAPL", hops=2, direction="both") -> Shows Apple's suppliers, their suppliers, and Apple's customers

Get all known customers of a company.

Returns companies that list the queried company as a supplier in their SEC 10-K filings. Each relationship includes citation evidence.

Example: get_customers("TSM") -> Apple, NVIDIA, AMD, Qualcomm...

Get all known competitors of a company.

Competitors are identified from SEC 10-K filings where companies explicitly name their competitive landscape.

Example: get_competitors("AAPL") -> Microsoft, Samsung, Google...

Find the shortest path between two companies in the knowledge graph.

Discovers how two companies are connected through supplier, customer, and competitor relationships. Great for finding hidden connections.

Example: find_path("AAPL", "NVDA") -> Apple -> TSMC -> NVIDIA (connected through shared semiconductor supplier)

Get supply chain exposure and concentration risk analysis.

Identifies shared suppliers/customers across peer companies and flags single-source dependencies. Returns an exposure score.

Example: get_exposure("AAPL") -> Shows TSMC as a high-risk sole supplier, shared suppliers with peers

Get the full relationship subgraph for an entire sector.

Returns all companies and edges within the specified sector. Note: This endpoint requires a paid tier.

Args: sector: Sector name (e.g. "Technology", "Healthcare", "Energy", "Financial Services", "Consumer Cyclical", "Industrials", "Communication Services", "Consumer Defensive", "Basic Materials", "Real Estate", "Utilities") relationship_types: Optional comma-separated filter (e.g. "supplier,customer")

Example: get_sector_graph("Technology", relationship_types="supplier")