How do I install the Bond Analysis skill?

Run npx skillmds@latest add getlost01/bond-analysis in your terminal (requires Node.js), paste this page's agent-chat prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-connected agent, or download the SKILL.md file and copy it into your agent's skills directory.

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Is Bond Analysis free to use?

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Who published Bond Analysis?

getlost01 (@getlost01) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Bond Analysis by getlost01 — Agent Skill

Name: Bond Analysis
Author: getlost01

File contents

Bond / Debt Instrument Analysis

Read-only. reference/READ-ONLY-POLICY.md (hard rule) and reference/RESEARCH-STANDARDS.md (bond framework, freshness, sources, disclosure) apply.

Works over whichever broker(s) BROKERS.md names active — resolve any capability against reference/BROKER-CAPABILITIES.md. No broker configured there exposes bond tools, so this leans on WebSearch/WebFetch more than the other skills — and debt funds are web-sourced too unless INDmoney is active (it has real MF detail; check it is unverified). Say explicitly which numbers came from a broker live vs. the web; don't blur the two.

Steps

Debt mutual fund? Use mutual-fund-analysis instead or first. This skill is for direct bonds/NCDs; use both for a mix.
Identify the instrument. Issuer, ISIN if known, coupon, maturity/ tenor, and whether government (G-Sec/SDL), PSU, or corporate — if corporate, secured/unsecured and seniority.
Pull external data via WebSearch/WebFetch:
- Current YTM and price (your active broker's bonds page for the ISIN if it has one, or NSE/BSE debt segment).
- Credit rating and the agency's latest rationale (CRISIL/ICRA/CARE) — outlook and recent action, not just the letter grade; state how recent the action is (days/months) — a stale rationale is a weaker input than the letter grade implies.
- G-Sec yield at comparable tenor, to compute the spread offered.
- Issuer financials/news if corporate — results, leverage, sector stress.
Analyze: spread vs. G-Sec, stated in basis points at matched tenor (not "roughly 1%") — that number is the fair-compensation judgment, so show it explicitly rather than leaving it implied; duration and what a rate move does to price; issuer/sector concentration in the user's fixed-income book after this; liquidity — say plainly when the search finds no active trading data.
View: attractive / fair / avoid at the current yield, with the spread and credit reasoning shown, plus size guidance relative to the fixed-income allocation in PORTFOLIO-PLAN.md.
Present: instrument facts first, labeled by source, then yield/spread/duration, then the view with the disclosure block — and flag where external data is of unknown freshness. Formal version: reference/templates/bond-analysis.md.

---name: bond-analysisdescription: Analyze a bond, NCD, or debt fund — yield vs. G-Sec, credit rating, duration, issuer concentration, liquidity. Use when the user asks about a bond, NCD, debt fund, or fixed-income allocation. Read-only.---# Bond / Debt Instrument AnalysisRead-only. `reference/READ-ONLY-POLICY.md` (hard rule) and`reference/RESEARCH-STANDARDS.md` (bond framework, freshness, sources,disclosure) apply.Works over whichever broker(s) `BROKERS.md` names active — resolve anycapability against `reference/BROKER-CAPABILITIES.md`. No brokerconfigured there exposes bond tools, so this leans on`WebSearch`/`WebFetch` more than the other skills — and debt funds areweb-sourced too unless INDmoney is active (it has real MF detail; checkit is unverified). Say explicitly which numbers camefrom a broker live vs. the web; don't blur the two.## Steps1. **Debt mutual fund?** Use `mutual-fund-analysis` instead or first. This skill is for direct bonds/NCDs; use both for a mix.2. **Identify the instrument.** Issuer, ISIN if known, coupon, maturity/ tenor, and whether government (G-Sec/SDL), PSU, or corporate — if corporate, secured/unsecured and seniority.3. **Pull external data** via `WebSearch`/`WebFetch`: - Current YTM and price (your active broker's bonds page for the ISIN if it has one, or NSE/BSE debt segment). - Credit rating *and the agency's latest rationale* (CRISIL/ICRA/CARE) — outlook and recent action, not just the letter grade; state how recent the action is (days/months) — a stale rationale is a weaker input than the letter grade implies. - G-Sec yield at comparable tenor, to compute the spread offered. - Issuer financials/news if corporate — results, leverage, sector stress.4. **Analyze:** spread vs. G-Sec, stated **in basis points** at matched tenor (not "roughly 1%") — that number is the fair-compensation judgment, so show it explicitly rather than leaving it implied; duration and what a rate move does to price; issuer/sector concentration in the user's fixed-income book after this; liquidity — say plainly when the search finds no active trading data.5. **View:** attractive / fair / avoid at the current yield, with the spread and credit reasoning shown, plus size guidance relative to the fixed-income allocation in `PORTFOLIO-PLAN.md`.6. **Present:** instrument facts first, labeled by source, then yield/spread/duration, then the view with the disclosure block — and flag where external data is of unknown freshness. Formal version: `reference/templates/bond-analysis.md`.

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