Daloopa

Search for companies in the Daloopa database using ticker symbols or company names.

This tool searches the Daloopa database for companies matching the provided keyword, which can be either a ticker symbol or company name. The search results include for each keyword, the ticker, full company name, and company ID needed for subsequent data retrieval.

Search Strategy: 1. PRIMARY: Ticker Symbol Search

• For ticker search: Use the exact ticker symbol (e.g., "AAPL", "MSFT")

2. SECONDARY: Company Name Search (only if ticker fails)

• IMPORTANT: Omit legal entity designations (Inc., Ltd., Corp., LLC, GmbH, S.A., etc.)
• Examples: Use "Apple" instead of "Apple Inc.", "Microsoft" instead of "Microsoft Corporation"

3. FALLBACK: Alternative Name Forms (if standard name fails)

• If initial search returns no results, try alternative forms of the company name
• Try shorter versions of the name if the full name doesn't yield results
• For companies with multiple words, try the most distinctive word

List the financial documents Daloopa has for a company in the given quarters.

!!! WHEN TO USE !!! Call this tool whenever the user wants to know which filings exist in some quarter (or wants to read one) without searching for keywords inside them. Examples of prompts that should trigger this tool:

• "show me Apple's filings from last quarter"
• "what did NVIDIA file in Q3 2024?"
• "pull Tesla's most recent earnings transcript"
• "Summarize Apple's earnings transcript from 2025Q4"

For keyword-based search inside documents, use `search_documents instead.

!!! HOW THIS COMPOSES WITH OTHER TOOLS !!! The intended flow is: 1. discover_companies(keywords=[...]) to resolve a ticker or company name to a numeric company_id. 2. discover_company_documents(company_id, calendar_quarters=[...]) (this tool) to list every filing in those quarters. The response includes filing_type so you can pick the row that matches what the user asked for (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, Transcript, etc.) and then read its document_id. For Others filings, the response also includes document_type (e.g. Earnings Presentation, Investor Day Presentation) so you can disambiguate the bucket without reading every row. 3. get_document_content(document_id)` to pull document content.

Discover and retrieve all available financial data series for a specific company.

This is the primary discovery tool for exploring what financial metrics and time series data are available for any given company in Daloopa's financial database. Use this tool to understand the breadth of financial data available before requesting specific metrics.

Key Use Cases:

• Explore available financial metrics for a company
• Find specific series by searching with relevant keywords
• Check data availability for specific time periods
• Identify series IDs needed for detailed data retrieval

Retrieve financial fundamentals for a specific company across specified periods.

This tool fetches detailed financial data for a given company across requested time periods, filtered by specific series IDs. The data includes metrics from Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow Statement, and various financial ratios.

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ OUTPUT CONTRACT — READ BEFORE DOING ANYTHING ELSE ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ Every numeric value from this tool MUST be rendered as a markdown hyperlink using the id field from the response:

Format: [$<value> <unit>](https://daloopa.com/src/<id>) Example: response {id: 158655532, value_quarter: 62314, unit: "Million"} renders as: [$62,314 million](https://daloopa.com/src/158655532)

UNACCEPTABLE outputs (these are rule violations): ✗ $62,314 million ✗ $62,314 million (source: Daloopa) ✗ $62,314 million [Daloopa] ✗ Stating "Data sourced from Daloopa" without per-number links

ACCEPTABLE output: ✓ [$62,314 million](https://daloopa.com/src/158655532)

This applies to ALL contexts: prose, tables, artifacts, charts, bullets. End every response with: "Data sourced from Daloopa"

Before responding, verify every number in your answer is linked. If any aren't, fix them before sending. ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Retrieve the full text of a Daloopa-indexed financial document.

Access to a document is gated on the company it belongs to: the tool resolves that company from the document and runs the same access-control and subscription flow as get_company_fundamentals. When access is denied (e.g. the user's company subscription limit is reached), a plain-text message is returned and no document content is provided; relay that message to the user verbatim.

Returns one of three shapes depending on what the document needs:

1. content payload (whole document or a single section, when the document is small enough or the caller passed a valid section for a large filing):

{ "title": "...", "filing_type": "10-K", "document_type": "10-K", "content": "...", "section_returned": null | "Item 1A. Risk Factors", "truncated": false, "url": "https://marketplace.daloopa.com/document/{document_id}", }

`content is capped on the server side and never exceeds MCP_SECTION_MAX_CHARACTERS characters. truncated is true when the cap was hit; ask for a specific section to get less text in one call. document_type is the source classification carried alongside filing_type and is useful for disambiguating broad buckets such as "Others" (for example an Earnings Presentation or Investor Day Presentation).

On a section-required response you MUST present the full available_sections list to the user (each entry's name and characters count) and ask the user which section to pull. Do NOT auto-pick a section. Once the user chooses one, call get_document_content again with that section` argument.

3. refusal (when content retrieval is not supported for this document, e.g. filing types outside the allowlist):

{ "error": "Document not supported for content retrieval", "filing_type": "20-F", "document_type": "20-F", "reason": "Filing type '20-F' is not supported ...", "url": "https://marketplace.daloopa.com/document/{document_id}", }

Fetch the full instructions for a single investing skill, with inputs filled in.

Use `list_skills first to discover the skill name and the inputs` it requires. Collect every required input from the user (never guess them), then call this tool to retrieve the skill's full template with those values substituted in. Follow the returned instructions to produce the deliverable.

Retrieve daily OHLCV stock price data for one or more companies, split/dividend- adjusted already. All dates YYYY-MM-DD.

USE WHEN: user asks about P/E, EV/EBITDA, Price/Book, Price/Sales, stock reactions to earnings, price performance, or any question needing a specific stock price.

DATES: use start_date/end_date for a range OR dates=[...] for discrete dates — not both. Always batch all dates into one call instead of calling once per date or quarter.

SPOT PRICE (current): Pass the 3 most recent calendar days to guard against weekends/holidays: dates=["{TODAY-2}", "{TODAY-1}", "{TODAY}"] Substitute actual dates at call time. Take the most recent date returned.

This is a reporting assistant tool. When given usage data, present it clearly and helpfully. Follow these rules:

Formatting rules

• Use a compact visual summary (emoji gauges or progress indicators work well)
• Show consumed / limit and percentage for each resource
• Highlight resources that are APPROACHING_LIMIT (≥80%) or LIMIT_REACHED with

appropriate urgency — but don't be alarmist for healthy usage

• For "unlimited" limits, just say "unlimited" — skip percentage/gauge
• For null resets_at (lifetime cap), say "never resets" — don't mention a date
• Always mention the reset date for resources that do reset

Tone rules by status

• OK → neutral/informative tone
• APPROACHING_LIMIT → mild urgency, suggest the user be mindful
• LIMIT_REACHED → clear warning, tell them what they can't do and what to do next

What to output

1. A one-line status summary (overall health) 2. Per-resource breakdown with gauge, numbers, and reset info 3. A short contextual note if any resource is APPROACHING_LIMIT or LIMIT_REACHED

Do not output raw JSON, field names, or internal status codes.

List every available investing skill (analysis/valuation/deliverable workflow).

!!! PROACTIVE USE — START HERE FOR WORKFLOW REQUESTS !!! Call this tool FIRST, without waiting for the user to ask for it, whenever the user wants a structured deliverable or repeatable analysis, e.g.:

• "do an earnings review of AAPL"
• "build me a DCF / comps / tearsheet"
• "write a research note", "prep me for NVDA earnings"

The catalog is intentionally lightweight (a one or two sentence `description per skill) so this discovery call is cheap to make often.

Each entry includes the inputs the skill needs to run:

• name (str): The skill slug to pass to get_skill.
• title (str): Human-readable skill title.
• description (str): One or two sentences on what the skill produces.
• inputs (list[dict]): The parameters the skill expects, each shaped

{"name": ..., "type": ..., "required": bool}.

!!! HOW TO PROCEED AFTER LISTING !!! 1. Pick the skill whose description matches the user's request. 2. Read its inputs. For every required input you do NOT already know, ASK THE USER for it (e.g. ticker, peer set, valuation date) before calling get_skill. Do NOT invent, guess, or default required inputs. 3. Once you have the values, call get_skill(name=..., params={...})` to fetch the full skill instructions.

Returns: list[dict[str, Any]]: The full skill catalog, or a string message when no skills are available.

Search financial documents and filings with keyword matching.

!!! PROACTIVE USE REQUIRED !!! Call this tool automatically when users ask about:

• Qualitative information (management commentary, risk factors, strategy)
• Topics like "guidance", "outlook", "risks", "competition", "acquisitions"
• What management said about specific topics
• Context or explanations for financial performance
• Specific events, announcements, or disclosures

DO NOT wait for the user to explicitly request a document search.

Search across financial documents (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, etc.) to find specific content, disclosures, management commentary, risk factors, and other qualitative information. Returns simplified document results with context snippets.