Search the web. Returns ranked results (title, url, snippet) as structured JSON. Uses Brave Search when BRAVE_API_KEY is set, otherwise keyless DuckDuckGo.

Fetch a URL and return clean markdown PLUS provenance: published date, author, canonical URL, content hash, fetch time, and license signals. The provenance is the point — verifiable source metadata an AI normally cannot get.

One-shot research: search the web, fetch the top results, and return their clean content bundled with full provenance per source. Ideal for grounding an answer with citations.

List a company's recent SEC filings from EDGAR by ticker, name, or CIK. Free, official, no API key. Returns form type, filing/report dates, accession number, and direct document URL — provenance is authoritative (straight from SEC).

Fetch and clean a specific SEC filing. Pass a filing document URL, OR a company query plus formType to auto-read the most recent matching filing (e.g. latest 10-K for NVDA). Returns clean text plus provenance.

Key structured financials (revenue, net income, total assets, cash, diluted EPS) from SEC XBRL data. Each figure is stamped with the exact filing it came from (form, filed date, accession, fiscal period) — authoritative provenance. Ticker / name / CIK. No API key.

Add, remove, or list watches. Watch a company's SEC filings (target = ticker/name/CIK, optional formType like 8-K) or any URL (target = https://…, watched by content hash). Adding baselines current state; use watch_check later to see only what's new.

Check every watch for changes since the last check: new SEC filings, changed page content. Returns only what's new and rolls baselines forward. Run it on a schedule (cron / scheduled agent) to turn veris into an alert feed. Note: the SEC filing index may lag up to ~1h (cache).