Retrieve economic indicators or upcoming economic events. Use indicator mode for time series data or calendar mode for upcoming releases.
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- Record the outcome for a performance finding, marking it as resolved, dismissed, or open. Include a note explaining the solution or rationale for future readers.MIT
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- Fetch key US economic indicators from FRED, including VIX, Fed Funds Rate, CPI, and unemployment, to detect market regimes and inform trading decisions.MIT
- Retrieve comprehensive details for a security finding using its ID, including impact, fix guidance, code context, and references.MIT
- Decode DATEV EXTF finding codes to understand why an import was rejected and receive concrete instructions for resolving each validation error.MIT
- Retrieve historical observations for a macro-economic indicator by code, with optional date range and pagination for controlled data retrieval.Apache 2.0
- Search audit findings by title, severity, or status to check for duplicates before creating a new finding or to locate a specific finding for update or evidence attachment.MIT
- Attach an asset to a finding by matching an existing asset or creating a new one. Use when specifying which asset a finding affects.MIT
- Record a fix-verifier's verdict on a fix attempt: fix_confirmed, fix_failed, or partial. Confirmed fixes need a commit hash; partial results spawn a child finding for remaining work.MIT
- List Indonesian BPS census activities, including Population, Economic, and Agricultural Censuses. Use the activity ID to access census topics and data.MIT
- Write a local Markdown draft for an authorized vulnerability finding. The draft remains on your machine and is never submitted or disclosed.MIT
- Restore a previously dismissed finding so it reappears in default views by providing its finding ID.MIT
- Retrieve a security finding by ID using the associated repository and project IDs.MIT
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- Retrieve economic calendar data for specific months to track market and political events. Provide a date parameter in YYYY-MM format or get current month events automatically.MIT
- Fetch time series data for any economic indicator by series ID (e.g., GDP, UNRATE). Returns date-value pairs for macro analysis.MIT
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