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One-call answer for a specific time window: rain odds, temps, comfort, verdict — Summarizes a ≤12-hour window at a coordinate into decision-ready numbers (rain probability, expected precip, temp range in °C, max gust, comfort index) plus a one-sentence plain-English verdict. Built for agents planning events, deliveries, and travel.

Biggest economics probability moves (1h/6h/24h) — The fastest way to see where news is landing in economics: active markets ranked by absolute probability change over your chosen window, with volume surge ratios. Same shape as /v1/movers, pre-filtered to economics markets.

Core PCE inflation (BEA, monthly): latest print, revisions, surprise — Latest Core PCE inflation print from the BEA via FRED/ALFRED: first-release vs latest value with a revised flag (revisions never pose as print-day numbers), surprise vs a labeled expectation (market-implied when a matching prediction market exists, else trend-model), next monthly release date, and a 12-observation mini-series. Same shape as /v1/econ/:series bound to core-pce.

New DEF 14A proxy statement filings feed (metadata + links) — Rolling feed of newly filed DEF 14A proxy statement documents: filer, filing date, accession number, and direct EDGAR links — metadata only, no deep parse. The watch feed for agents tracking DEF 14A proxy statement activity.

Initial jobless claims (DOL, weekly): latest print, revisions, surprise — Latest Initial jobless claims print from the DOL via FRED/ALFRED: first-release vs latest value with a revised flag (revisions never pose as print-day numbers), surprise vs a labeled expectation (market-implied when a matching prediction market exists, else trend-model), next weekly release date, and a 12-observation mini-series. Same shape as /v1/econ/:series bound to initial-claims.

Live probability: Will the next CPI print come in above consensus? — Stable evergreen URL for a recurring question: Will the next CPI print come in above consensus? Auto-resolves to the current market instance and rolls forward on resolution, so the answer is always about the next occurrence. Response adds current_slug and rolls_to_next_at to the standard probability shape.

Live probability: Will the Fed chair change this year? — Stable evergreen URL for a recurring question: Will the Fed chair change this year? Auto-resolves to the current market instance and rolls forward on resolution, so the answer is always about the next occurrence. Response adds current_slug and rolls_to_next_at to the standard probability shape.

New 424B securities offering filings feed (metadata + links) — Rolling feed of newly filed 424B securities offering documents: filer, filing date, accession number, and direct EDGAR links — metadata only, no deep parse. The watch feed for agents tracking 424B securities offering activity.

Latest Department of Health and Human Services contract awards — Latest federal contract awards from Department of Health and Human Services: recipient, value, NAICS, and award dates from USAspending, newest first. Same shape as /v1/contracts/awards, pre-filtered to Department of Health and Human Services.

Biggest NBA basketball probability moves (1h/6h/24h) — The fastest way to see where news is landing in NBA basketball: active markets ranked by absolute probability change over your chosen window, with volume surge ratios. Same shape as /v1/movers, pre-filtered to NBA basketball markets.

Nonfarm payrolls (BLS, monthly): latest print, revisions, surprise — Latest Nonfarm payrolls print from the BLS via FRED/ALFRED: first-release vs latest value with a revised flag (revisions never pose as print-day numbers), surprise vs a labeled expectation (market-implied when a matching prediction market exists, else trend-model), next monthly release date, and a 12-observation mini-series. Same shape as /v1/econ/:series bound to payrolls.

Federal contract awards from USAspending, normalized and filterable — Recent US federal contract awards (USAspending.gov) as clean records: vendor, awarding agency/sub-agency, value, NAICS, start date, and place of performance. Sorted by value. Filter by vendor, agency, NAICS, minimum value, or date.

10-year Treasury yield (Fed, daily): latest print, revisions, surprise — Latest 10-year Treasury yield print from the Fed via FRED/ALFRED: first-release vs latest value with a revised flag (revisions never pose as print-day numbers), surprise vs a labeled expectation (market-implied when a matching prediction market exists, else trend-model), next daily release date, and a 12-observation mini-series. Same shape as /v1/econ/:series bound to treasury-10y.

Unemployment rate (BLS, monthly): latest print, revisions, surprise — Latest Unemployment rate print from the BLS via FRED/ALFRED: first-release vs latest value with a revised flag (revisions never pose as print-day numbers), surprise vs a labeled expectation (market-implied when a matching prediction market exists, else trend-model), next monthly release date, and a 12-observation mini-series. Same shape as /v1/econ/:series bound to unemployment.

New Form 25/15 delisting and deregistration filings feed (metadata + links) — Rolling feed of newly filed Form 25/15 delisting and deregistration documents: filer, filing date, accession number, and direct EDGAR links — metadata only, no deep parse. The watch feed for agents tracking Form 25/15 delisting and deregistration activity.

New S-1 IPO registration filings feed (metadata + links) — Rolling feed of newly filed S-1 IPO registration documents: filer, filing date, accession number, and direct EDGAR links — metadata only, no deep parse. The watch feed for agents tracking S-1 IPO registration activity.

New SC 13D activist stake filings feed (metadata + links) — Rolling feed of newly filed SC 13D activist stake documents: filer, filing date, accession number, and direct EDGAR links — metadata only, no deep parse. The watch feed for agents tracking SC 13D activist stake activity.

Latest Department of Commerce contract awards — Latest federal contract awards from Department of Commerce: recipient, value, NAICS, and award dates from USAspending, newest first. Same shape as /v1/contracts/awards, pre-filtered to Department of Commerce.

Live probability: Who wins the next NBA Finals? — Stable evergreen URL for a recurring question: Who wins the next NBA Finals? Auto-resolves to the current market instance and rolls forward on resolution, so the answer is always about the next occurrence. Response adds current_slug and rolls_to_next_at to the standard probability shape.

Latest other material event 8-K events as structured JSON — Latest 8-K filings classified as other material event (Item 8.01) across covered companies, parsed into structured JSON with extractive summaries and filing links. Same shape as /v1/edgar/events, pre-filtered to Item 8.01 events.

Effective fed funds rate (Fed, monthly): latest print, revisions, surprise — Latest Effective fed funds rate print from the Fed via FRED/ALFRED: first-release vs latest value with a revised flag (revisions never pose as print-day numbers), surprise vs a labeled expectation (market-implied when a matching prediction market exists, else trend-model), next monthly release date, and a 12-observation mini-series. Same shape as /v1/econ/:series bound to fed-funds.

Housing starts (Census, monthly): latest print, revisions, surprise — Latest Housing starts print from the Census via FRED/ALFRED: first-release vs latest value with a revised flag (revisions never pose as print-day numbers), surprise vs a labeled expectation (market-implied when a matching prediction market exists, else trend-model), next monthly release date, and a 12-observation mini-series. Same shape as /v1/econ/:series bound to housing-starts.

Biggest crypto probability moves (1h/6h/24h) — The fastest way to see where news is landing in crypto: active markets ranked by absolute probability change over your chosen window, with volume surge ratios. Same shape as /v1/movers, pre-filtered to crypto markets.

Biggest science and technology probability moves (1h/6h/24h) — The fastest way to see where news is landing in science and technology: active markets ranked by absolute probability change over your chosen window, with volume surge ratios. Same shape as /v1/movers, pre-filtered to science and technology markets.