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Resolve by seokhoonj — Agent Skill

Name: Resolve
Author: seokhoonj

Resolve

Resolve a Korean company name, ticker, initials (초성), or a typo to its OpenDART corp_code. Holds no logic of its own -- it calls the opendart-client package's CLI (`opendart resolve`) and shows the result to the user. Trigger phrases: 회사코드 찾아줘, corp_code, 회사 코드, resolve company, 삼성전자 코드, 종목코드로 회사, 초성으로 회사 찾기.

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opendart — resolve a company to its corp_code

Take a company handle (name, ticker, initials, or a typo) and print the matching OpenDART corp_codes. Most OpenDART lookups are keyed by an 8-digit corp_code nobody remembers; this turns a human handle into it. The matching lives in the opendart-client package (on PyPI); this skill is a thin wrapper that calls its CLI and relays the result.

Prerequisite

This plugin calls the opendart CLI, so install the package first:

pipx install opendart-client        # or: pip install opendart-client

That puts the opendart command on PATH (also python -m opendart_client).

It also needs a free OpenDART API key (get one at https://opendart.fss.or.kr). The simplest cross-platform way to supply it is a config file -- create ~/.config/opendart-client/credentials.json with:

{ "api_key": "..." }

(Alternatively set the OPENDART_API_KEY environment variable, or pass --api-key.)

Running

opendart resolve "<QUERY>" [--json]

<QUERY> can be a name (삼성전자), a 6-digit ticker (005930), the initials (ㅅㅅㅈㅈ), a typo (삼서전자), or an 8-digit corp_code (passed through). --json returns the full candidate rows instead of the text list.

The text output is one line per candidate, corp_code ticker name, best match first (listed companies before unlisted, then shorter names). An unlisted company shows ------ for the ticker.

Procedure

Get the query. Find a company handle in the user's message. If there is none, ask.
Run. Call the CLI; add --json when the user wants machine-readable rows.
```
opendart resolve "삼성전자"
```
Relay the result. Show the CLI's stdout. When several candidates come back, the first line is the best match; mention that the others are alternatives.
Error handling. When the CLI exits non-zero, relay the one-line error: <message> from stderr as-is. Common ones:
- command not found: opendart -> the package is not installed; point the user at pipx install opendart-client.
- OpenDART API key required: ... -> no key found; point the user at the config file above (or the OPENDART_API_KEY env var).
- no company matches '...' -> nothing resolved; ask for a clearer name or ticker.

What this skill does not do

It does not re-implement the resolver (the package does); it always calls the CLI.
It only finds the corp_code -- for filings use search, for the profile use company, for financials use finance.

---name: resolvedescription: Resolve a Korean company name, ticker, initials (초성), or a typo to its OpenDART corp_code. Holds no logic of its own -- it calls the opendart-client package's CLI (`opendart resolve`) and shows the result to the user. Trigger phrases: 회사코드 찾아줘, corp_code, 회사 코드, resolve company, 삼성전자 코드, 종목코드로 회사, 초성으로 회사 찾기.---# opendart — resolve a company to its corp_codeTake a company handle (name, ticker, initials, or a typo) and print the matchingOpenDART `corp_code`s. Most OpenDART lookups are keyed by an 8-digit `corp_code` nobodyremembers; this turns a human handle into it. The matching lives in the opendart-clientpackage (on PyPI); this skill is a thin wrapper that calls its CLI and relays the result.## PrerequisiteThis plugin calls the `opendart` CLI, so install the package first:```pipx install opendart-client # or: pip install opendart-client```That puts the `opendart` command on PATH (also `python -m opendart_client`).It also needs a free OpenDART API key (get one at <https://opendart.fss.or.kr>). Thesimplest cross-platform way to supply it is a config file -- create`~/.config/opendart-client/credentials.json` with:```json{ "api_key": "..." }```(Alternatively set the `OPENDART_API_KEY` environment variable, or pass `--api-key`.)## Running```opendart resolve "<QUERY>" [--json]````<QUERY>` can be a name (`삼성전자`), a 6-digit ticker (`005930`), the initials(`ㅅㅅㅈㅈ`), a typo (`삼서전자`), or an 8-digit `corp_code` (passed through). `--json`returns the full candidate rows instead of the text list.The text output is one line per candidate, `corp_code ticker name`, best match first(listed companies before unlisted, then shorter names). An unlisted company shows`------` for the ticker.## Procedure1. **Get the query.** Find a company handle in the user's message. If there is none, ask.2. **Run.** Call the CLI; add `--json` when the user wants machine-readable rows. ```bash opendart resolve "삼성전자" ```3. **Relay the result.** Show the CLI's stdout. When several candidates come back, the first line is the best match; mention that the others are alternatives.4. **Error handling.** When the CLI exits non-zero, relay the one-line `error: <message>` from stderr as-is. Common ones: - `command not found: opendart` -> the package is not installed; point the user at `pipx install opendart-client`. - `OpenDART API key required: ...` -> no key found; point the user at the config file above (or the `OPENDART_API_KEY` env var). - `no company matches '...'` -> nothing resolved; ask for a clearer name or ticker.## What this skill does not do- It does not re-implement the resolver (the package does); it always calls the CLI.- It only finds the corp_code -- for filings use `search`, for the profile use `company`, for financials use `finance`.

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