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  • Search local email archives for messages by sender, subject, date, or body text. Use filters to narrow body searches before scanning.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a fully parsed email by ID from search results, including headers, decoded text body (truncated if large), and attachment details—names, types, and sizes—without returning attachment contents.
    MIT
  • Index .mbox or .eml email archives on your machine to get message count, date range, and top senders. No data leaves your device.
    MIT
  • Run a 30-second self-check before bulk exports or when ISS data seems inconsistent to verify freshness, route consistency, pagination completeness, accrued interest, and yield.
    MIT
  • Retrieve every Moscow Exchange index that contains a specified security. Submit a security ticker to see all indices including it.
    MIT

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    Reads and searches local email archives (.mbox or .eml) with full MIME parsing, enabling queries about senders, subjects, dates, and bodies while keeping all data on your machine.
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    Enables Claude Desktop/Cowork to query Moscow Exchange ISS data for stocks and bonds, including quotes, candles, bondization, and related market information without an API key.
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  • Fetch current quotes for all securities in a specified Moscow Exchange trading mode (market and board) as a snapshot; supports column selection and CSV export for large results.
    MIT
  • List every MOEX trading engine (stock, currency, futures, etc.) to identify the right market segment for financial data queries.
    MIT
  • Find MOEX securities by ticker, name, or ISIN. Apply optional filters for trading engine, market, and active trading status to narrow results.
    MIT
  • Find dividend payment history for a security using its ticker, providing payout dates and amounts to analyze income trends.
    MIT
  • Search Moscow Exchange securities by ticker, name, ISIN, issue number, or issuer INN; returns secid, shortname, ISIN, trading status, type, group, and primary board.
    MIT
  • Fetch current Moscow Exchange quotes for stocks, bonds, and indices by ticker or ISIN, with price, change, volume, yield, and duration fields.
    MIT
  • Fetch OHLCV candle data for a Moscow Exchange security to analyze price and volume trends over specified intervals.
    MIT
  • Retrieve complete security specifications including ISIN, face value, issue date, and trading boards by providing a ticker.
    MIT
  • Retrieve historical daily Moscow Exchange trading data for stocks, bonds, and indices by security ID and date range, including prices, volume, yields, and bond metrics.
    MIT
  • List, retrieve, and apply markdown templates from a specified folder, with support for variable substitution and target note paths.
    Apache 2.0
  • Restructure your notes by splitting at specified headings, merging multiple notes into one, or extracting sections into new notes to improve organization and clarity.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve coupon payment schedule for a bond using its ticker. Returns coupon dates and amounts.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a Moscow Exchange security's details and trading modes by SECID or ISIN, covering ISIN, coupon, maturity, bond type, listing level, and boards.
    MIT
  • Query any Moscow Exchange ISS endpoint by providing the path and parameters. Filter columns, save results as CSV, or fetch all pages for a block.
    MIT
  • Perform bulk operations on Obsidian notes: add or remove tags, move files to new folders, and update frontmatter fields across multiple notes at once.
    Apache 2.0