//Use case · Finance research

Six terminals of market data in one conversation

Your agent pulls filings, insider trades, crypto metrics and market odds live, and every answer cites the record it just fetched.

Summarize Corvala’s latest 10-Q, insider trades and retail sentiment. — Corvala since earnings. Compare locked value and token returns of the top 5 L2 networks over 90 days. — Top L2 networks, 90 days. What are Polymarket and Kalshi odds on a rate cut this quarter, and how did they move this week? — Rate cut odds. Write a morning brief for the team. — Morning brief
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//Before and after

Market answers from this morning’s data

Open a window per feedStitch the numbers by handAsk a model trained last year
The old way

Tabs and a model stuck in the past

What changed at Corvala since earnings?
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10-QRevenue +18% year on year
Insiders2 sales, both pre-planned
Retail moodTurning bearish on Stocktwits
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One thread, every feed

//What your agent does

Four ways to research a market

Each answer links to the record behind it.

Read filings

What the 10-Q says, in plain words.

SEC EDGARNasdaq

Track insiders

Who inside bought or sold, and when.

SEC EDGARFinviz

Compare crypto

Prices and locked value across networks.

CoinGeckoDeFiLlama

Follow the odds

Where prediction markets stand this week.

PolymarketKalshi
//How it works

Connect the agent you already use01Ask the six-terminal question once02Get a brief that cites the record03

//Q&A

Questions before you start

Your agent gets what the source shows when you ask. Where a source publishes its own history, like filing archives, chart data or odds over time, it can fetch that too. Anysite is not a tick data warehouse: years of tick data for a backtest stay with your data vendor.

For research questions, like what the filing says, who is buying and where the odds are, one thread replaces the tabs. It doesn’t route orders or carry licensed exchange feeds.

Treat it like an analyst’s brief: every claim points to its record, so check the source before you size a position. The judgment and the decision stay yours. Nothing here is investment advice.

Yes. The schedule lives in your agent, for example a scheduled task in Claude. On each run it asks Anysite for fresh filings and odds and sends the result to Slack or a sheet.

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Ask your agent what changed since earnings