Annualreports Search

AnnualReports Search

Use this skill for public discovery only. Keep the current in-app browser tab and session, read the site map when routing is unclear, and never replace the browser with an API, CLI, web search, external browser, or stored session data.

Choose the route

• Named company or ticker: start at / and use the visible home search field Company Name or Ticker Symbol; submit the safe read-only search.
• Exchange: use BROWSE BY → Exchanges, then select a visible exchange; the result route is /Companies?exch=<id>.
• Industry: use BROWSE BY → Industry, then select the visible industry; the result route is /Companies?ind=<id>.
• Sector: use the visible sector link or /Search selector; the result route is /Companies?sect=<id>.
• Alphabetical: use the visible alphabet link; the result route is /Companies?a=<letter>.
• Featured Reports: use /Featured/Reports; it routes to company profiles rather than report files.
• Other Filters: /Search exposes a company search, industry/sector comboboxes, exchange links, featured programs, and alphabet links. Its visible Search by Company Name or Ticker input was observed with an empty HTML name, so prefer the home/header search form for keyword lookup and do not assume this form preserves a query until verified.

Keyword search workflow

1. Inspect the current tab and visible page. If needed, return to the same site's home through the visible logo.
2. Locate the visible home field Company Name or Ticker Symbol or the same field in the header menu. Do not use a hidden or duplicate field when a visible field is available.
3. Fill the user's exact company name or ticker and click the associated Search control.
4. Verify at least two signals: URL contains Companies?search=..., heading says Companies matching "<query>", and the result row shows the intended company plus its industry and sector.
5. Open the exact company link only when the user wants profile/report details; otherwise report the verified list result.
6. Preserve explicit empty/error results. Do not silently broaden, autocorrect, or replace the query.

Taxonomy and Featured workflows

For exchange, industry, sector, and alphabet routes:

1. Enter through the visible menu, homepage link, or a visible profile More link.
2. Select a label that is actually visible; do not guess opaque numeric IDs.
3. Verify the result heading (All NASDAQ Companies, All <industry> Companies, or the current equivalent), current URL, and at least one row's company/industry/sector columns.
4. Treat current row order, membership, company status, and any counts as live data.

For /Featured/Reports, verify the heading All Featured Annual Reports and a visible company link. Follow the company link only when profile inspection is requested.

Safety and evidence

• Use the Codex in-app browser only and preserve the current tab/session.
• After every navigation or meaningful control interaction, verify the current URL plus one page/result signal.
• Do not submit ratings, request hardcopies, add a company, send shipment details, or enter personal/contact data.
• If a CAPTCHA, login wall, security interstitial, or ambiguous external authentication appears, stop that branch and report it.
• Do not treat /robots.txt or /sitemap.xml as empty when the in-app browser reports ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT; see first-party-guidance.md.

Output

Report the query/route, observed heading, verification signals, and the exact company links or taxonomy labels found. Separate live results from stable route knowledge. Use $annualreports-company for profile and report retrieval.

Drift maintenance

Before acting, compare the current labels, route, field semantics, and result verification with this procedure. If the UI differs, use the current visible UI for a safe task, record the public/authenticated variant, route, old behavior, observed behavior, evidence source, and date, then patch this skill or the site reference only when the change is clear and stable. Re-run the relevant search and quick_validate.py; do not record dynamic counts or result values.

References

• site-map.md — routes, page types, and evidence status.
• data-model.md — company/list/taxonomy relationships.
• first-party-guidance.md — provider definitions and safety boundaries.