Catalyst Calendarv1.0.0

A trader uses the Catalyst Calendar to identify high-impact events like FOMC decisions or protocol upgrades. They set up alerts when the pre_position_days window opens, then adjust positions or set tighter thresholds in linked tools like threshold-watcher to capture anticipated moves.

An analyst configures a cron job to run weekly scans every Monday. The system automatically searches for upcoming crypto and macro events, updates the catalyst-calendar.json, and flags any new high-impact events within the next 30 days, saving manual research time.

A compliance officer tracks regulatory catalysts such as SEC rulings or ETF approvals. The calendar alerts the team 7-14 days before the event, allowing them to prepare risk assessments and adjust asset exposure accordingly.

A crypto fund manager uses the skill to monitor major industry conferences and earnings of crypto-exposed companies. They add events like ETHDenver or Coinbase earnings, and use the pre-position window to build positions before keynotes or announcements.

A quant researcher logs the Catalyst Calendar output into their backtest-expert tool. By noting pre- and post-catalyst dates, they can analyze how market regimes change around high-impact events and avoid overfitting models to anomalous periods.

Offer a premium service that delivers curated catalyst alerts and pre-position recommendations based on the calendar. Users pay a monthly fee for access to timely, high-confidence events and integration with their trading tools.

License the structured catalyst calendar and its alerting logic to hedge funds and asset managers. Provide API access so they can integrate it into their proprietary trading platforms.

Sell the skill as part of a broader AI agent package to financial research firms. It automates weekly event scanning and calendar maintenance, reducing analyst hours spent on manual compilation.