Tdnet Disclosure Mcpv0.1.2

A financial analyst at an investment firm uses the skill to track quarterly and annual earnings reports (決算短信) for Japanese companies. They run commands like 'tdnet-disclosure-mcp latest --limit 20' to get recent disclosures and 'tdnet-disclosure-mcp company 7203' to focus on Toyota, helping inform investment decisions and market analysis.

A researcher in corporate governance utilizes the skill to monitor governance disclosures such as board member changes (役員/取締役) from Tokyo Stock Exchange-listed companies. They search by keyword or company name to gather data for reports on corporate transparency and governance trends in Japan.

A retail investor interested in Japanese stocks uses the skill to access dividend and share buyback announcements. They run commands like 'tdnet-disclosure-mcp search 配当' to find dividend-related disclosures and 'tdnet-disclosure-mcp by-date 2026-02-14' to check specific dates, aiding in portfolio management and income planning.

A journalist covering the Japan stock market employs the skill to quickly retrieve timely disclosures for news articles. They use search commands with keywords like '決算短信' or company names to gather earnings reports and other corporate announcements, ensuring accurate and up-to-date reporting on market events.

An academic researcher uses the skill to collect data on disclosure categories like forecast revisions and offerings for analysis. They run commands with JSON output to process structured data, supporting studies on corporate communication and regulatory compliance in Japanese markets.

Offer a free tier with basic access to TDNET disclosures via this skill, while charging for premium features like historical data, advanced analytics, or API integrations. Revenue comes from subscription fees paid by financial firms or researchers needing deeper insights.

Provide consulting services to businesses that want to integrate this skill into their internal systems for automated monitoring of Japanese corporate disclosures. Revenue is generated through project-based fees for setup, customization, and ongoing support.

Develop courses or workshops that teach users how to leverage this skill for financial analysis or market research. Revenue comes from course fees, certifications, or selling educational materials related to using TDNET data effectively.