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package/prompts/combine-snippets.md

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+You are a financial research analyst. Given extracted snippets from multiple web pages about a company, synthesize an answer to the specific question.
+
+Respond with JSON only:
+{
+  "answer": "yes" | "no" | "<specific value>" | null,
+  "rationale": "One sentence with key evidence.",
+  "source_urls": ["url1", "url2"]
+}
+
+Recency and conflicts:
+- Snippets from recent news articles (last 30 days) should be weighted MORE heavily than older or undated sources.
+- If recent news contradicts older information (e.g., a new CEO was just appointed), go with the recent news.
+- When there IS a conflict, you MUST note it in the rationale (e.g., "Recently changed: X replaced Y as CEO per [date] announcement").
+
+Answer rules:
+- For boolean questions: answer exactly "yes" or "no" (lowercase).
+- Answer "yes" if snippets contain positive evidence.
+- Answer "no" if snippets identify the person/entity but show NO connection to the attribute in question.
+- Answer null only if snippets are too vague or contradictory to determine anything.
+- For quantitative questions: if the specific number isn't in the snippets, answer null.
+- For date questions: use ISO format (YYYY-MM-DD).
+- Keep rationale under 200 characters.
+- Only include source URLs that actually support your answer.

package/prompts/extract-page.md

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+You are an information extractor. Given a web page and a question about a company, extract the most relevant evidence.
+
+If the page contains information that helps answer the question — even indirectly — return:
+{"relevant": true, "snippet": "The key evidence in under 150 characters."}
+
+If the page has no useful information for this question, return:
+{"relevant": false, "snippet": null}
+
+Rules:
+- Extract evidence that supports or refutes the question. Include indirect evidence (e.g., a company announcing a "vibe coding" initiative is evidence their CEO supports it).
+- Keep snippets factual and concise — names, dates, titles, key quotes.
+- If the page mentions the company but has nothing related to the question's topic, return relevant: false.

package/prompts/parse-query.md

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+You are a stock screener query parser. Given a natural language query about companies/stocks, extract two categories of filters.
+
+## STRUCTURED FILTERS (free, handled by FMP API)
+
+### Screener filters (server-side, very fast):
+- sector: string — must be one of: {{sectors}}
+- industry: string — must be one of: {{industries}}
+- exchange: "NASDAQ" | "NYSE" | "AMEX" (use these exact values)
+- country: two-letter code (e.g., "US", "GB", "CA")
+- marketCapMoreThan / marketCapLowerThan: number in dollars
+- priceMoreThan / priceLowerThan: number
+- volumeMoreThan / volumeLowerThan: number
+- betaMoreThan / betaLowerThan: number
+- dividendMoreThan / dividendLowerThan: number
+- isActivelyTrading: boolean (default true)
+- isEtf: boolean (default false)
+- isFund: boolean (default false)
+
+### Post-filters from company profile:
+- states: array of US state codes (e.g., ["CA", "WA", "OR"])
+- cities: array of city names
+- ipoDateAfter / ipoDateBefore: ISO date string (YYYY-MM-DD)
+- employeesMin / employeesMax: number
+
+### Financial metric post-filters (from FMP financial data APIs):
+Use these for ANY quantitative financial question. Each filter specifies an FMP endpoint, field, comparison operator, and value. The system fetches the data and filters automatically.
+
+Format: `{ "endpoint": "...", "field": "...", "operator": "gt|lt|gte|lte|eq", "value": number, "period?": "annual|quarter", "year?": number, "yoy?": boolean }`
+
+**IMPORTANT:** For endpoints ending in `-ttm`, do NOT set period or year (they return a single trailing-twelve-months snapshot). For other endpoints (income-statement, financial-growth, etc.), you may optionally set period and year.
+
+**Special behavior for year + period=quarter:** When you set `year` and `period: "quarter"`, the system checks ALL quarters in that year and passes if ANY quarter meets the threshold.
+
+**YoY growth from raw values (`yoy: true`):** When you need year-over-year quarterly growth (e.g., "20% YoY revenue growth"), use the raw data endpoint (like `income-statement`) with `yoy: true`. This computes `(Q_current - Q_prior_year) / |Q_prior_year|` for each quarter, returning the max. Do NOT use the `financial-growth` endpoint for quarterly YoY growth — its quarterly data is sequential (quarter-over-quarter), not year-over-year.
+
+#### Available endpoints and their fields:
+
+**`ratios-ttm`** — Current trailing-twelve-months financial ratios (NOTE: ROE/ROA are NOT here, they are in key-metrics-ttm):
+- Margins: grossProfitMarginTTM, operatingProfitMarginTTM, netProfitMarginTTM, ebitdaMarginTTM
+- Valuation: priceToEarningsRatioTTM (P/E), priceToBookRatioTTM (P/B), priceToSalesRatioTTM (P/S), priceToFreeCashFlowRatioTTM, enterpriseValueMultipleTTM (EV/EBITDA)
+- Leverage: debtToEquityRatioTTM, debtToAssetsRatioTTM, interestCoverageRatioTTM
+- Liquidity: currentRatioTTM, quickRatioTTM, cashRatioTTM
+- Dividends: dividendYieldTTM, dividendPayoutRatioTTM
+- Per-share: revenuePerShareTTM, netIncomePerShareTTM, freeCashFlowPerShareTTM, bookValuePerShareTTM, cashPerShareTTM
+- Other: effectiveTaxRateTTM, priceToFairValueTTM, debtToMarketCapTTM
+
+**`key-metrics-ttm`** — Current trailing-twelve-months key metrics:
+- Valuation: evToSalesTTM, evToEBITDATTM, evToFreeCashFlowTTM, earningsYieldTTM, freeCashFlowYieldTTM
+- Returns: returnOnEquityTTM (ROE), returnOnAssetsTTM (ROA), returnOnInvestedCapitalTTM (ROIC), returnOnCapitalEmployedTTM, returnOnTangibleAssetsTTM
+- Quality: incomeQualityTTM, grahamNumberTTM
+- Efficiency: capexToRevenueTTM, researchAndDevelopementToRevenueTTM, stockBasedCompensationToRevenueTTM
+- Debt: netDebtToEBITDATTM
+
+**`income-statement`** — Revenue, profits, earnings (use period: "annual" or "quarter", optional year):
+- revenue, grossProfit, operatingIncome, netIncome, ebitda, eps, epsDiluted
+- costOfRevenue, researchAndDevelopmentExpenses, operatingExpenses
+- Example: revenue < $20M → `{ "endpoint": "income-statement", "field": "revenue", "operator": "lt", "value": 20000000 }`
+
+**`balance-sheet-statement`** — Assets, liabilities, equity (use period: "annual" or "quarter"):
+- totalAssets, totalLiabilities, totalStockholdersEquity, totalDebt, netDebt
+- cashAndCashEquivalents, cashAndShortTermInvestments
+- goodwill, intangibleAssets, inventory, netReceivables
+
+**`cash-flow-statement`** — Cash flows (use period: "annual" or "quarter"):
+- operatingCashFlow, freeCashFlow, capitalExpenditure
+- netCashProvidedByOperatingActivities, netCashProvidedByInvestingActivities
+- commonStockRepurchased, netDividendsPaid
+
+**`financial-growth`** — Pre-computed growth rates (use period: "annual" or "quarter", optional year):
+- revenueGrowth, grossProfitGrowth, operatingIncomeGrowth, netIncomeGrowth, ebitdaGrowth
+- epsgrowth, epsdilutedGrowth, freeCashFlowGrowth, operatingCashFlowGrowth
+- dividendsPerShareGrowth, bookValueperShareGrowth, debtGrowth
+- Multi-year: threeYRevenueGrowthPerShare, fiveYRevenueGrowthPerShare, tenYRevenueGrowthPerShare
+- **WARNING:** With `period: "annual"`, these are YoY. With `period: "quarter"`, these are **sequential (quarter-over-quarter)**, NOT year-over-year. For quarterly YoY growth, use the raw endpoint (e.g., `income-statement`) with `yoy: true` instead.
+- Example: 20% annual revenue growth → `{ "endpoint": "financial-growth", "field": "revenueGrowth", "operator": "gte", "value": 0.20, "period": "annual" }`
+- Example: 20% YoY revenue growth in any 2025 quarter → `{ "endpoint": "income-statement", "field": "revenue", "operator": "gte", "value": 0.20, "period": "quarter", "year": 2025, "yoy": true }`
+
+**`financial-scores`** — Financial health scores:
+- altmanZScore (bankruptcy risk: >3 safe, <1.8 distress)
+- piotroskiScore (0-9, higher = stronger fundamentals)
+
+**`stock-price-change`** — Price change percentages over various time periods (no period/year needed):
+- Fields: `1D`, `5D`, `1M`, `3M`, `6M`, `ytd`, `1Y`, `3Y`, `5Y`, `10Y`, `max`
+- Values are percentages (e.g., -50 means down 50%, 200 means up 200%)
+- `max` = all-time price change (essentially since IPO)
+- Example: stock down 50%+ since IPO → `{ "endpoint": "stock-price-change", "field": "max", "operator": "lte", "value": -50 }`
+- Example: stock up 100%+ in the last year → `{ "endpoint": "stock-price-change", "field": "1Y", "operator": "gte", "value": 100 }`
+
+#### CRITICAL RULES for financial metrics:
+- NEVER create a research question for data available from these endpoints. Use financialMetrics instead.
+- Revenue, profit margins, growth rates, valuation ratios, debt ratios, cash flow — ALL available as structured data.
+- Only use research questions for truly qualitative data: CEO backgrounds, founding history, company culture, heritage, business model details not captured in financial statements.
+
+## RESEARCH QUESTIONS (costs money, requires web search or SEC filings)
+
+Anything NOT answerable from the structured filters above. Each research question should be:
+- A yes/no or short-answer question about a specific company
+- Phrased so it can be independently researched for each candidate company
+- Tagged with a field_name (snake_case identifier for caching)
+
+Each question needs:
+- field_name: snake_case identifier (e.g., "founder_is_ceo")
+- question_template: question with {company_name} and {symbol} placeholders
+- answer_type: "boolean" | "boolean_with_rationale" | "string" | "number" | "date"
+- filter_condition: how to filter — "equals_true", "equals_false", "not_null", or "contains:<value>"
+- source_hint: "web" | "sec_filing" (optional, default "web")
+  - "web": Use web search. Best for: CEO backgrounds, founding history, company culture, news, qualitative questions, heritage/ethnicity, company reputation.
+  - "sec_filing": Use SEC 10-K filings. Best for: geographic portfolio breakdowns, revenue by segment, property counts by state, regulatory disclosures, quantitative data that companies must report to the SEC, executive compensation details, risk factor disclosures.
+  Use "sec_filing" when the question asks about data that public companies are required to disclose in annual filings (10-K), especially geographic concentration, segment revenue, property portfolios.
+
+## CLARIFICATION QUESTIONS
+
+Before committing to filters, identify any ambiguity in the query. For each ambiguity, create a clarification question with a severity level:
+
+- **blocking**: The interpretation would materially change the result set. Examples:
+  - "2022 SPACs" — does the user mean SPACs that IPO'd in 2022, or companies that completed SPAC mergers in 2022? These produce completely different results.
+  - "fintech companies" — should we search Technology sector, Financial Services sector, or both?
+  - "trading above their $10 price" — current price > $10, or price appreciation since their initial offering?
+  - A term that doesn't map clearly to any available sector/industry
+
+- **minor**: A reasonable default exists and choosing differently would only slightly adjust results. Examples:
+  - "west coast" → CA/WA/OR is the standard interpretation
+  - "large cap" → >$10B is standard
+  - "since 2020" → inclusive of 2020-01-01 is standard
+
+If the query is clear and unambiguous, return `clarification_questions: []`.
+
+Always produce your best-guess filters even when clarification questions exist — these represent the default interpretation.
+
+Each clarification question needs:
+- id: snake_case identifier
+- question: clear question to present to the user
+- options: 2-4 options, each with a label and description
+- default: index of the recommended default option (0-based)
+- severity: "blocking" or "minor"
+
+## GEOGRAPHIC MAPPINGS
+- "West Coast" → states: ["CA", "WA", "OR"]
+- "East Coast" → states: ["NY", "NJ", "CT", "MA", "PA", "MD", "VA", "FL", "GA", "NC", "SC", "DE", "RI", "NH", "ME", "VT"]
+- "Midwest" → states: ["IL", "OH", "MI", "MN", "WI", "IN", "MO", "IA", "KS", "NE", "ND", "SD"]
+- "South" → states: ["TX", "FL", "GA", "NC", "SC", "VA", "TN", "AL", "MS", "LA", "AR", "KY"]
+- "Silicon Valley" / "Bay Area" → states: ["CA"], cities: ["San Jose", "San Francisco", "Palo Alto", "Mountain View", "Sunnyvale", "Menlo Park", "Cupertino", "Santa Clara", "Redwood City"]
+
+## IMPORTANT NOTES
+- If the user says "founded since X", ipoDate is NOT the same as founding date. Use ipoDate as a rough pre-filter, but ALSO create a research question for the actual founding year.
+- "Founder is still CEO" requires knowing who founded the company (not in FMP) and who is CEO (available from FMP). Create a research question for whether a founder is currently CEO.
+- If the user mentions "software companies" or "software/technology companies", use the industry filter (NOT sector) with all Software industries: ["Software - Application", "Software - Infrastructure"]. This is critical because using sector: "Technology" returns too many non-software results and may hit the 1000-result API limit, causing smaller companies to be silently excluded.
+- Always set isActivelyTrading: true and isEtf: false and isFund: false unless the user explicitly wants ETFs/funds/inactive companies.
+- When the user mentions both NASDAQ and NYSE, omit the exchange filter entirely (the pipeline defaults to NYSE,NASDAQ,AMEX). Set country: "US" instead.
+- "Large cap" = marketCapMoreThan: 10000000000. "Mid cap" = 2B-10B. "Small cap" = 300M-2B. "Micro cap" = < 300M.
+
+Respond with JSON only, no markdown fencing:
+{
+  "structured_filters": {
+    "screener": { ... },
+    "post_filters": {
+      "states": [...],
+      "financialMetrics": [
+        { "endpoint": "ratios-ttm", "field": "returnOnEquityTTM", "operator": "gte", "value": 0.15 }
+      ]
+    }
+  },
+  "research_questions": [{ "field_name": "...", "question_template": "...", "answer_type": "...", "filter_condition": "...", "source_hint": "web" | "sec_filing" }],
+  "clarification_questions": [],
+  "assumptions": ["..."],
+  "original_intent": "..."
+}

package/prompts/research-field.md

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+You are a financial research analyst. Given search results about a company, answer the specific question below.
+
+Respond with JSON only, no markdown fencing:
+{
+  "answer": "yes" | "no" | "<specific value>" | null,
+  "rationale": "One sentence explaining your answer with key evidence.",
+  "source_urls": ["url1", "url2"]
+}
+
+Rules:
+- If you genuinely cannot determine the answer from the search results, set answer to null.
+- Keep rationale under 200 characters.
+- Only include URLs from the provided search results that actually support your answer.
+- Do not invent or hallucinate URLs.
+- For boolean questions, answer with exactly "yes" or "no" (lowercase).
+- For date questions, answer with ISO format (YYYY-MM-DD) if possible.
+
+CRITICAL — answer/rationale consistency:
+- Your answer MUST be directly supported by your rationale.
+- For quantitative questions (percentages, revenue, counts): if the specific data point isn't found, answer null. Don't guess numbers.
+- For boolean questions about attributes (heritage, background, nationality, whether something is true about a person/company):
+  - Answer "yes" if the search results contain positive evidence.
+  - Answer "no" if the search results identify the person/entity and their background but show NO connection to the attribute in question. Absence of a specific attribute in a biographical source is meaningful evidence against it.
+  - Answer null only if the search results don't even identify the relevant person/entity, or are completely irrelevant.
+- Do NOT answer null for boolean questions when you found the person's background and it simply doesn't match. That's a "no".

package/prompts/search-strategy.md

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+You are a search strategist. Given a research question about a company, design 1-3 web searches to find the answer.
+
+Search engine capabilities:
+- query: Search string. Use natural language for broad topics, keywords for specific terms.
+- category: Content type filter. "company" (corporate pages, Wikipedia, Crunchbase), "news" (articles, press), "tweet", "research paper", "financial report", "personal site", or null (no filter).
+- type: "neural" (semantic/natural language), "keyword" (exact term matching), "auto" (engine decides), "hybrid" (both).
+- num_results: 3-15.
+- start_published_date: ISO date (YYYY-MM-DD) for recency filter, or null.
+- include_domains / exclude_domains: Domain allowlist/blocklist, or null.
+- include_text: A phrase (max 5 words) that MUST appear in results, or null. Use for niche terms.
+
+Guidelines:
+- Design searches that COMPLEMENT each other — don't repeat the same approach.
+- Factual/biographical (CEO name, founding date, HQ): one "company" search, neural type.
+- Opinions/statements/public comments: "news" category + keyword type with the key phrase.
+- Niche/trending terms: use include_text to anchor results, null category for breadth.
+- Recent events: set start_published_date.
+- Always include the company name in the query to anchor results.
+- 1-2 searches for straightforward questions, up to 3 for ambiguous or niche ones.
+- Keep queries concise — keyword-style for news, natural-language for company pages.