ticker-watchv1.0.0

An investor with a self-directed portfolio asks in plain English how their holdings closed yesterday. The agent calls stockmarketdata_price with multiple tickers at once and summarizes the biggest movers.

A trader wants to monitor a stock around its earnings date, comparing the latest close with a week of price history to gauge momentum. The agent pulls end-of-day history and flags unusual percentage moves.

A long-term income investor is evaluating a company's dividend track record and any recent stock splits. The agent calls stockmarketdata_dividends and stockmarketdata_splits to assemble a clean timeline.

A user wants to find the ticker for a foreign company like BMW on the German exchange. The agent uses stockmarketdata_search_tickers and optionally stockmarketdata_exchanges to confirm the MIC code, country, and currency.

A content creator or analyst needs reference prices for a few well-known stocks to include in an article or briefing. The agent retrieves the latest end-of-day prices and intraday bars for context without needing a brokerage account.

ClawLink holds the underlying market-data provider accounts and charges users a small fee per API call using prepaid credits. Users never need their own brokerage account or API key, and calls start at fractions of a cent.

New users receive free credit to install and try the plugin, then pay only for the data calls they make. This reduces friction and encourages ongoing usage for casual portfolio checks and research.

The skill is distributed through ClawHub as a plugin and monetized through ClawLink's credit system. ClawLink acts as a data middleman, aggregating exchange data and charging per tool invocation without exposing provider contracts.