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Consensus by seokhoonj — Agent Skill

Name: Consensus
Author: seokhoonj

Consensus

Fetch one symbol's sell-side analyst consensus from Yahoo Finance -- target price (high/low/mean/median), the recommendation rating (strong_buy..strong_sell) and its numeric mean, the analyst count, and the buy/hold/sell distribution over recent months. Holds no logic of its own -- it calls the finyahoo package's CLI (`finyahoo consensus`) and shows the result to the user. Works for any US or Korean equity Yahoo covers with analysts (AAPL, 005930.KS); indices and thinly-covered names have no consensus and return a 404. For the live price use the `quote` skill; for fundamentals use `profile`. Trigger phrases: analyst target, price target, consensus, sell-side, rating, buy hold sell, 목표주가, 목표가, 애널리스트, 컨센서스, 투자의견, 셀사이드.

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finyahoo — analyst consensus

Take one ticker and print its sell-side analyst consensus -- target price high / low / mean / median, the recommendation (strong_buy / buy / hold / sell / strong_sell) and its numeric mean, the analyst count, and the rating distribution across the last few months. The fetching and parsing live in the finyahoo package (on PyPI); this skill is a thin wrapper that calls its CLI and relays the result. An unknown ticker or a rate block comes back as a one-line error -- relay it as-is. For the live price use quote, for the fundamentals snapshot use profile.

Prerequisite

This plugin calls the finyahoo CLI, so the package must be installed first:

pipx install finyahoo        # or: pip install finyahoo

That puts the finyahoo command on PATH. No API key or login is needed.

Running

finyahoo consensus "<SYMBOL>" [--json]

Default output prints the consensus as aligned name value (symbol, target_high/low/ mean/median, recommendation_mean, recommendation, analyst_count), then a short rating distribution -- this month (0m) back to -3m, counting strong_buy / buy / hold / sell / strong_sell.
--json emits the full record.

This is the current sell-side consensus as of now -- targets and ratings aggregated by Yahoo across the covering analysts. Note the target range can be very wide (a single outlier high or low); the mean/median are the center, and recommendation_mean runs 1=strong_buy .. 5=strong_sell. For dated prices use history.

Procedure

Get the symbol. Find a Yahoo ticker (US AAPL; Korean 005930.KS / .KQ). Indices and names with no analyst coverage return a 404 -- consensus is equities-only in practice. If there is no symbol, ask. Handle several requested symbols one at a time.
Run.
```
finyahoo consensus MU
```
Add --json when the user wants every field or machine-readable data.
Relay the result. Show the CLI's stdout as-is -- do not drop, reorder, or rewrite rows. You may point to a field already in the output (the mean/median target, the rating, recommendation_mean, the analyst count, or the drift across the 0m..-3m distribution rows). To compare a target against the live price, run quote -- the price is not in this command's output.
Error handling. When the CLI exits non-zero, relay the one-line finyahoo: <message> from stderr as-is:
- command not found: finyahoo -> not installed; point the user at pipx install finyahoo.
- a ...quoteSummary/<sym> returned 404 message -> a delisted/unknown ticker, an index, or a symbol with no analyst coverage (consensus is equities-only).
- a 429 / refusing-this-client message -> Yahoo is rate-limiting; wait and retry.

What this skill does not do

It does not re-implement fetching or parsing (the package does); it always calls the CLI.
It is sell-side estimates, not fundamentals or price -- use profile for the fundamentals snapshot and quote for the live price.

---name: consensusdescription: Fetch one symbol's sell-side analyst consensus from Yahoo Finance -- target price (high/low/mean/median), the recommendation rating (strong_buy..strong_sell) and its numeric mean, the analyst count, and the buy/hold/sell distribution over recent months. Holds no logic of its own -- it calls the finyahoo package's CLI (`finyahoo consensus`) and shows the result to the user. Works for any US or Korean equity Yahoo covers with analysts (AAPL, 005930.KS); indices and thinly-covered names have no consensus and return a 404. For the live price use the `quote` skill; for fundamentals use `profile`. Trigger phrases: analyst target, price target, consensus, sell-side, rating, buy hold sell, 목표주가, 목표가, 애널리스트, 컨센서스, 투자의견, 셀사이드.---# finyahoo — analyst consensusTake one ticker and print its sell-side analyst consensus -- target price high / low /mean / median, the recommendation (strong_buy / buy / hold / sell / strong_sell) and itsnumeric mean, the analyst count, and the rating distribution across the last few months.The fetching and parsing live in the finyahoo package (on PyPI); this skill is a thinwrapper that calls its CLI and relays the result. An unknown ticker or a rate block comesback as a one-line error -- relay it as-is. For the live price use `quote`, for thefundamentals snapshot use `profile`.## PrerequisiteThis plugin calls the `finyahoo` CLI, so the package must be installed first:```pipx install finyahoo # or: pip install finyahoo```That puts the `finyahoo` command on PATH. No API key or login is needed.## Running```finyahoo consensus "<SYMBOL>" [--json]```- Default output prints the consensus as aligned `name value` (symbol, target_high/low/ mean/median, recommendation_mean, recommendation, analyst_count), then a short rating distribution -- this month (`0m`) back to `-3m`, counting strong_buy / buy / hold / sell / strong_sell.- `--json` emits the full record.This is the current sell-side consensus **as of now** -- targets and ratings aggregatedby Yahoo across the covering analysts. Note the target range can be very wide (a singleoutlier high or low); the mean/median are the center, and `recommendation_mean` runs1=strong_buy .. 5=strong_sell. For dated prices use `history`.## Procedure1. **Get the symbol.** Find a Yahoo ticker (US `AAPL`; Korean `005930.KS` / `.KQ`). Indices and names with no analyst coverage return a 404 -- consensus is equities-only in practice. If there is no symbol, ask. Handle several requested symbols one at a time.2. **Run.** ```bash finyahoo consensus MU ``` Add `--json` when the user wants every field or machine-readable data.3. **Relay the result.** Show the CLI's stdout as-is -- do not drop, reorder, or rewrite rows. You may point to a field already in the output (the mean/median target, the rating, `recommendation_mean`, the analyst count, or the drift across the `0m`..`-3m` distribution rows). To compare a target against the live price, run `quote` -- the price is not in this command's output.4. **Error handling.** When the CLI exits non-zero, relay the one-line `finyahoo: <message>` from stderr as-is: - `command not found: finyahoo` -> not installed; point the user at `pipx install finyahoo`. - a `...quoteSummary/<sym> returned 404` message -> a delisted/unknown ticker, an index, or a symbol with no analyst coverage (consensus is equities-only). - a 429 / refusing-this-client message -> Yahoo is rate-limiting; wait and retry.## What this skill does not do- It does not re-implement fetching or parsing (the package does); it always calls the CLI.- It is sell-side estimates, not fundamentals or price -- use `profile` for the fundamentals snapshot and `quote` for the live price.

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