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List the US House financial-disclosure filing INDEX for a year (STOCK Act). filingType 'P' = Periodic Transaction Report (stock trades). Returns one row per filing with a link to the source PDF — this is the index, NOT parsed trades. Parsed line-items (member, ticker, buy/sell, amount range) are available via congress.trades (US House live; Senate being added). Public-domain US House Clerk data.

Find US House representatives who filed financial disclosures in a year, by name (filing index — parsed trades available via congress.trades, US House live; Senate being added).

Parsed STOCK Act transaction line-items: actual congressional stock trades by ticker or by member — buy/sell, the disclosed amount range, trade + notification dates, and owner (self/spouse). Each row links to its source PTR PDF. US House (e-filed) is live; Senate is being added. Pass `ticker` OR `member`.

Rank the institutional managers (13F funds) worth copying. Each row is a followable actor — name, manager, book size (AUM), holdings count, latest reported quarter, follower count, simulated copy-return track record where available, and the slug (for copy.target.get) + CIK (to follow via watchlist / pull via fund.holdings). The agent-native 'who should I copy?' entry point. Sort by book size, recent activity, follower count, or track record. Public-domain SEC EDGAR 13F data.

Get one copy target (13F fund) by slug (from copy.leaderboard): its latest disclosed book — the top holdings you'd mirror, each with % of book and its quarter-over-quarter change (NEW/ADDED/REDUCED/EXITED) — plus book size, latest quarter, and filing history. Pair with watchlist tools to follow it. Public-domain SEC EDGAR 13F data.

Cross-market divergence: for a topic keyword, pull matching contracts from Polymarket and Kalshi and compare implied probabilities to surface potential mispricing/arb. Note: matches are keyword-correlated, not verified same-event — confirm the contracts describe the same outcome before trading.

Live SEC filing-event stream: SEC Form 4 (insider) filings today, with 8-K and 13D/G on the roadmap. Poll with `since` (a monotonic cursor) to get every filing newer than your last call; the response's next_cursor advances it. Filter by form or tickers; a form we don't carry yet returns an explicit unsupported_form note (never a silent empty page). Built for a watch loop, so call it on a schedule to never miss a filing.

FDA drug-approval / rejection actions (Drugs@FDA, CDER). For a sponsor or drug, returns the regulatory action history: action=approved (AP, bullish), complete_response_letter (CR, a rejection — sharply bearish), or tentative_approval (TA). Flags new molecular entities (NME) and priority review — the highest-value catalysts. Resolves sponsor_name to a ticker (null if private). CAVEAT: backward-looking (records actions AFTER they happen, lags days; press releases beat it) — a confirmation/archive feed. Drugs@FDA is CDER-only, so biologics/vaccines (e.g. Moderna) may be absent. Public-domain openFDA.

FDA drug recalls (Recall Enterprise System). Class I = could cause death/serious harm (material adverse event); Class II/III lower. Filter by recalling firm, drug, classification, and recency; returns classification, reason, status, dates, and the recalling firm's resolved ticker (null if private). CAVEAT: enforcement data updates only WEEKLY and FDA does not revise recall status after classification — can be stale/frozen; not for real-time alerting. Public-domain openFDA.

FREE (0 credits). Tell the Arkolith team what data you wish existed, report wrong/missing data, or suggest an improvement. Use this whenever a dataset you needed wasn't available or a result looked off — it directly shapes what we build next.

Latest reported 13F equity holdings for a fund (by SEC CIK) — top positions by value, each with its CUSIP and quarter-over-quarter change (new/added/reduced/exited). Public-domain SEC EDGAR data.

Point-in-time holdings: a fund's reported positions AS KNOWN ON a given date (no look-ahead — the most recent filing whose filedAt <= as_of). Built for backtesting.

Quarter-over-quarter change set for a fund's most recent filing: new positions, adds, reduces, and exits (the signal in 13F).

List the institutional managers (hedge funds, asset managers) that file SEC 13F reports, ranked by AUM. Returns each fund's name, AUM, latest reported quarter, holdings count, and its SEC CIK — the id you pass to fund.holdings, fund.holdings.diff, fund.holdings.as_of, and fund.position.history. Start here to find which funds to track. Public-domain SEC EDGAR data.

Time-series of a single security position (by ticker or CUSIP) across a fund's filings — shares and USD value per quarter.

WHO is the smart money? Ranks institutional funds by a PRICE-FREE quality score (concentration, selectivity, AUM growth, insider co-buy) — a concentrated conviction manager scores high, a 4,000-name index fund or market-maker scores low. Each fund comes with its full component breakdown (transparent, not a black box) AND its top NEW/ADDED positions this quarter — i.e. what the highest-CONVICTION money is newly buying. (Score is a price-free conviction proxy, NOT realized track record/performance. Operating-company 13F filers are excluded.) Sort by overall score, conviction, insider corroboration, or AUM growth. PRICE-FREE; NOT investment advice.

For ONE ticker: do the independent disclosure sources AGREE? Returns the cross-source confluence verdict — institutions (13F) × insiders (Form 4) × Congress (STOCK Act) all buying/selling the same name — PLUS the capital-rotation context: which sector the ticker is in and whether smart money is rotating INTO or OUT of that sector this quarter. The two flagship signals on one name. Congress is a free corroborating leg (never the sole basis). PRICE-FREE; NOT investment advice.

Market-wide insider cluster scan: companies where several distinct insiders made open-market buys (or sells) inside a window — the high-conviction cluster signal. Returns tickers ranked by distinct-insider count and total value.

Net insider activity for one company over a window: open-market buy vs sell value/shares and distinct buyer/seller counts. Answers 'are insiders net buying or selling this name right now?'

One SEC Form 4 filing by accession number: the reporting insider, issuer, and every transaction in it (non-derivative + derivative), with net open-market flow and a link to the original SEC document. The full-filing follow-up when insider.transactions or events.latest hands you an accession_number.

Insider (SEC Form 4) transactions — open-market buys/sells, awards, option exercises — for a company (by ticker) or a person (by insider name). Pass `signal: true` to restrict to open-market buys/sells (codes P/S), the tradeable subset. Pass `since` to diff only new filings.

Get recent observations for a macro/economic time series from FRED (e.g. GDP, CPIAUCSL, DGS10, UNRATE).

Search FRED for macro/economic time series by keyword; returns matching series IDs and titles.

Resolve a pharma sponsor / manufacturer name (e.g. 'Janssen Pharms', 'AstraZeneca AB') to its public ticker, so an FDA approval / trial readout / recall can be joined to 13F ownership, insider (Form 4) buys, and the confluence signal. Returns ticker, company name, exchange, and resolution method (alias|exact|fuzzy|unresolved). Returns ticker:null for private sponsors or unmatched names rather than guessing — joins must never key on a wrong ticker.

List prediction-market contracts with implied probabilities, from Polymarket and/or Kalshi. Optional keyword filter.

Get a single prediction-market contract's implied probability by platform + id (Polymarket slug or Kalshi ticker).

Trust layer: return the source record(s) for a datapoint — origin URL, fetch time, parser version — so the agent can cite primary sources.

Resolve a name to a tracked entity. Turn a fund or manager name (e.g. 'Berkshire', 'Citadel') into the SEC CIK or slug you pass to the fund.* tools — the entity-resolution entry point. Searches funds and managers by name or identifier.

The moat join — where do informed INSIDERS (Form 4 open-market buys), institutional SMART MONEY (13F cluster-buys), and CONGRESS (US House STOCK Act trades) AGREE? Pass a `ticker` for all three legs on one name (insider + fund + congress net buy/sell + a verdict that escalates to triple_confluence_buy when all three are buying). Omit `ticker` for the market-wide ranked list — insider×fund names, surfaced first when Congress is buying too (triple_confluence). Joined on ticker — never a fuzzy name match. Each leg carries source provenance; congress $ are amount-range midpoints (approximate).

Cross-fund 'smart money' consensus from every tracked fund's latest 13F: the securities the MOST funds are collectively holding (mode='held'), buying this quarter (mode='bought' — NEW/ADDED cluster-buys), or selling (mode='sold' — REDUCED). The inverse of stock.owners: surfaces WHAT to look at, ranked by how many funds agree.

Institutional (13F) owners of a stock by ticker — which funds hold it, position value, share count, and the quarter-over-quarter change. The 'who owns this stock' join across all tracked funds.

Poll THIS workspace's watchlist for new filings since a cursor: every SEC Form 4 (insider) filing on the tickers your team follows, newest-after-cursor (8-K + 13D/G are on the roadmap). Pass `since` (a prior next_cursor) to get only what's new; built for a watch loop. Curate the watchlist in the Arkolith dashboard. Standard (delayed, ≤24h-old) freshness; each event carries its SEC source URL.

Like watchlist.poll but LIVE freshness — includes filings accepted within the last 24h (minute-fresh, normalized within minutes of SEC acceptance). Premium-priced and requires the Developer or Pro plan; other plans poll delayed (≤24h-old) freshness via watchlist.poll. Same workspace-watchlist scope and cursor semantics.