morning-scan

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The pre-open and first-hour routine for IDX — session state, movers, a scan over a universe, and a catalyst check on the leaders. Use when the user asks what is moving today, for a morning briefing, or what to watch.

AI & Automation 35 stars 12 forks Updated 3 days ago MIT

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# Morning scan ## The sequence `workflow_run name=morning_scan` does this end to end. The parts, if you want to steer: 1. **`market_session`** — first, always. It returns the IDX clock in WIB. Mondays to Thursdays the session runs 09:00–12:00 and 13:30–15:50; Fridays 09:00–11:30 and 14:00–15:50. **It does not model exchange holidays**, so "open" on a holiday is the clock's answer, not the exchange's. If the market is closed, say which session the numbers are from. 2. **`top_movers type=…`** — gainers, losers, most active. Cheap, and it frames everything after. 3. **`scan`** over the universe that matters to the user — `watchlist_id`, an explicit `symbols` list, or a `universe`. Give it a condition (`left`, `op`, `right`). Mind `max_symbols` and `max_seconds`: the whole server is capped at roughly 6.6 upstream requests a second on purpose, so a 200-symbol scan takes real time. Say what it will cost before starting a big one. 4. **`technicals symbol=…`** on the handful that survived the scan. 5. **`news symbol=…`** on those — a mover with a catalyst and a mover without one are different stories. ## Reading it - **Separate the mover from the setup.** A stock up 8% on no trend and no volume is a different thing from one breaking a level it has tested four times. Say which one you are looking at. - **Check for ARA/ARB.** A limit-locked stock cannot be scanned meaningfully — the printed range is the band, not the market. `price_bands` gives today's lim...

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Author
INo-xious
Repository
INo-xious/stockbit-mcp
Created
1 months ago
Last Updated
3 days ago
Language
TypeScript
License
MIT

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