How do I install the Market Pulse skill?

Run npx skillmds@latest add getlost01/market-pulse 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.

Is Market Pulse safe to use?

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Which AI agents work with Market Pulse?

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Is Market Pulse free to use?

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Who published Market Pulse?

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

Market Pulse by getlost01 — Agent Skill

Name: Market Pulse
Author: getlost01

Market Pulse

Market briefing — movers, trending stocks and funds, macro/budget notes, calendar context — with anything touching the user's holdings called out. Use when the user asks what's happening in the market, for a briefing, or about market movers. Read-only.

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File contents

Market Pulse / Briefing

Read-only. reference/READ-ONLY-POLICY.md (hard rule) and reference/RESEARCH-STANDARDS.md (news sourcing, preferred outlets) apply. Movers, calendar, and budget capabilities below are Groww-only today (see reference/BROKER-CAPABILITIES.md) — if Groww isn't active, say so and lean on WebSearch instead of dropping the section silently.

Steps

Timing first. Market calendar/timing capability — open or closed, and near-term holidays/expiries/settlement worth flagging.
What's moving. Market movers/trending capability for gainers/losers and trending stocks and funds; symbol search / curated F&O list to narrow to a theme or F&O on request.
Macro. Budget announcement capability in budget season or when the user asks about policy impact.
Headline macro news (optional). WebSearch for RBI/Fed policy, budget, or major global-market news the tools above wouldn't surface — worth it on request or around known event windows, not for a routine "what's moving" check.
Connect to the user's book. Cross-check movers against the equity holdings capability (and the fund list in PORTFOLIO-PLAN.md, unless INDmoney is active and covers it — see BROKER-CAPABILITIES.md) so the briefing flags what actually affects them, not generic noise. Check PORTFOLIO-PLAN.md's watchlist too: a name whose trigger has been hit today is the single most useful line a briefing carries — state the trigger and the current level.
Present: "what matters today" first (especially anything touching holdings), then broader movers, then any macro note. Keep it scannable — a briefing, not a deep dive; point to stock-research for any specific name. Briefings are usually ephemeral, so a chat answer is the right default; the Market Pulse template in reference/templates/market-pulse.md is there if the user wants one saved.

---name: market-pulsedescription: Market briefing — movers, trending stocks and funds, macro/budget notes, calendar context — with anything touching the user's holdings called out. Use when the user asks what's happening in the market, for a briefing, or about market movers. Read-only.---# Market Pulse / BriefingRead-only. `reference/READ-ONLY-POLICY.md` (hard rule) and`reference/RESEARCH-STANDARDS.md` (news sourcing, preferred outlets)apply. Movers, calendar, and budget capabilities below are Groww-onlytoday (see `reference/BROKER-CAPABILITIES.md`) — if Groww isn't active,say so and lean on `WebSearch` instead of dropping the section silently.## Steps1. **Timing first.** Market calendar/timing capability — open or closed, and near-term holidays/expiries/settlement worth flagging.2. **What's moving.** Market movers/trending capability for gainers/losers and trending stocks and funds; symbol search / curated F&O list to narrow to a theme or F&O on request.3. **Macro.** Budget announcement capability in budget season or when the user asks about policy impact.4. **Headline macro news (optional).** `WebSearch` for RBI/Fed policy, budget, or major global-market news the tools above wouldn't surface — worth it on request or around known event windows, not for a routine "what's moving" check.5. **Connect to the user's book.** Cross-check movers against the equity holdings capability (and the fund list in `PORTFOLIO-PLAN.md`, unless INDmoney is active and covers it — see `BROKER-CAPABILITIES.md`) so the briefing flags what actually affects them, not generic noise. Check `PORTFOLIO-PLAN.md`'s **watchlist** too: a name whose trigger has been hit today is the single most useful line a briefing carries — state the trigger and the current level.6. **Present:** "what matters today" first (especially anything touching holdings), then broader movers, then any macro note. Keep it scannable — a briefing, not a deep dive; point to `stock-research` for any specific name. Briefings are usually ephemeral, so a chat answer is the right default; the Market Pulse template in `reference/templates/market-pulse.md` is there if the user wants one saved.

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