earnings-preview-single
Single-Company Earnings Preview
Generate a concise, professional equity research earnings preview for a single company. The output is a self-contained HTML file targeting 4-5 printed pages. The report is dense with figures and data, with tight narrative that gets straight to the point.
Data Sources (ZERO EXCEPTIONS): The ONLY permitted data sources are Kensho Grounding MCP (search) and S&P Global MCP (kfinance). Absolutely NO other tools, data sources, or web access of any kind. Specifically:
- Do NOT use
WebSearch,WebFetch,web_search,brave_search,google_search, or ANY generic web/internet search tool — even if Kensho is slow, returns no results, or is temporarily unavailable. - Do NOT use any browser, URL fetch, or web scraping tool.
- If Kensho Grounding returns no results for a query, try rephrasing the query or note "data not available" in the report. NEVER fall back to web search as an alternative.
- Every piece of information in the report must be traceable to either a
kfinanceMCP function call or a Kenshosearchcall. If it cannot be sourced to one of these two, it must not appear in the report.
Critical Rule: You MUST complete ALL research and data collection (Phases 1-5) BEFORE writing any part of the report.
Intermediate File Rule: All raw data from MCP tool calls MUST be written to files in /tmp/earnings-preview/ immediately after each tool call returns — before moving to the next call. This protects data from context window compression. Do NOT hold data only in memory. At the start of Phase 1, run mkdir -p /tmp/earnings-preview to create the directory. Before generating the HTML report (Phase 7), you MUST read ALL intermediate files back into context using cat commands. The files — not your memory of earlier conversation — are the single source of truth for every number, quote, and source URL in the report. If you skip reading the files, the report WILL contain errors.
Fiscal Quarter Rule: NEVER infer the fiscal quarter from the calendar report date. Many companies have non-standard fiscal years (e.g., Walmart's FY ends Jan 31, so a Feb 2026 report covers Q4 FY2026, not Q4 2025 or Q1 2026). Always use the fiscal quarter and fiscal year exactly as stated in the earnings call name returned by get_next_earnings_from_identifiers or get_earnings_from_identifiers (e.g., "Walmart Q4 FY2026 Earnings Call" means the quarter is Q4 FY2026). Use that verbatim in the report title, headers, tables, and all references. If the call name is ambiguous, cross-reference with get_financial_line_item_from_identifiers period labels.
Length Rule: The report must be concise. Target 4-5 pages when printed. Do NOT write long multi-paragraph narratives. Use tight, punchy bullet points. Every sentence must earn its place. If you can say it in fewer words, do so.
Verbatim Quote Rule: When quoting management in <blockquote> tags, the text MUST be copied exactly from the transcript — word for word, including filler words and sentence fragments. Do NOT paraphrase, rearrange, combine sentences from different parts of the transcript, or "clean up" quotes. If you cannot find the exact phrase in the transcript, do NOT present it as a direct quote. Instead, paraphrase in your own narrative voice without blockquote formatting (e.g., "Management noted that data center demand remains significant"). Every blockquote must be a verbatim, copy-paste excerpt that can be verified against the transcript.
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