Alphagbm Research Reader
Find published research and institutional views with sources, dates and related assets.
Install
npx skills add AlphaGBM/skills --skill alphagbm-research-reader -g -a claude-code -y- Repository
- AlphaGBM/skills2.8k
- Category
- Writing
- Updated
- 29d ago
- License
- MIT
- Context cost
- Lightabout 838 tokens
- Runs scripts
- Yes, review before use
What it does
Find published research and institutional views with sources, dates and related assets. Use when the user asks to research reports with AlphaGBM. Use the bundled Python runner; never silently replace real results with demos.
Research Reports
Find published research and institutional views with sources, dates and related assets.
Before running
Read access and evidence rules. Python 3.9+ is the only runtime dependency; no separate CLI or sibling Skill installation is required. Resolve <skill-dir> to the directory containing this file.
Start with a public catalogue list. --collection research lists original research; --collection news --view research selects institutional views; --collection news --view news selects news. Use --query for a title/ticker keyword and --lang zh for Chinese. Read a selected public article with --slug <returned-slug>. Attribute ratings and targets to the institution; a missing original rating stays missing. For news impact, read references/news-impact.md and run news --slug <returned-news-slug> --revision <published-revision> --lang zh (or en). This staged, key-free command reads existing public news only; it requires the news-impact.v1 backend and never starts paid analysis. On an unsupported server report unavailable rather than inventing a result. Read references/editorial-routing.md before selecting the next command. Check the returned workflow, language and published revision. A type mismatch needs the declared workflow, not a retry; a changed revision must be re-read. Never silently switch to paid analysis.
Run
python3 "<skill-dir>/scripts/run.py" research --collection research --lang en --limit 3
This command reads published data without a key or analysis-credit charge. No paid research is triggered.
