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name: bullflow-research
description: Use Bullflow to research options activity, top tickers, net premium, gamma and vanna exposure, dark pool trades, trade prices, and personal custom alerts.
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# Bullflow research

Use the connected Bullflow MCP tools and their current schemas. Connect through the host's Bullflow OAuth flow: the user signs in to Bullflow and approves access. A verified email, an active API subscription, and acceptance of the API usage policy are required. Let the host handle client registration, PKCE, callbacks, token storage, and refresh. Never request credentials in chat, copy tokens from another client, or put credentials into files, URLs, examples, or results.

## OAuth permissions and connection errors

- Market-data research needs `api:read`.
- Reading saved alerts, live alerts, or backtesting replays needs `alerts:read`.
- Creating custom alerts needs `alerts:write` and a user request to create the alert.
- `offline_access` allows the host to keep the connection active with rotating refresh tokens.

Request only permissions needed for the user's task through the host's supported connection flow. Consent to a scope does not itself authorize creating an alert.

For an expired or revoked connection, let the host refresh or reconnect. For `insufficient_scope`, explain the missing permission and use the host's authorization flow to obtain consent. Do not repeatedly retry an unchanged authentication error or fall back to a shared API key. Honor `Retry-After` on rate-limit errors.

See [OAuth connection reference](references/oauth.md) when troubleshooting connection or scope errors.

Start with `bullflow_api_docs` when parameters, date rules, response fields, or tool availability are unclear. Discover available tools before relying on a capability; account permissions and server versions may differ.

## Research workflow

1. Identify the ticker, period, and question from the user's request. If no date is specified, use the tool's documented default and report the actual date returned.
2. Use `bullflow_options_top_tickers` to screen options activity. Use `bullflow_net_premium_series` to examine a selected ticker's premium over time.
3. Add `bullflow_net_gex`, `bullflow_net_vex`, `bullflow_last_trade_price`, or `bullflow_dark_pool_trades` when they help answer the question. Avoid unrelated calls.
4. Present the important values with their units, timestamps, periods, and relevant filters. Separate observations from interpretation. Do not infer trade direction from calls versus puts alone or treat exposure as a guaranteed price forecast.
5. State missing data, incomplete pagination, or stale observations plainly. An empty response is not proof of zero activity. Do not describe a bounded sample as exhaustive or historical data as live.

Use `bullflow_peak_return` only with the required trade details and describe the result as a historical measurement. For replay questions, use `bullflow_backtesting_replay_sample` for a bounded sample. `bullflow_streaming_endpoint` supplies connection details; it does not itself establish ongoing monitoring. Keep `include_api_key` false and never display credential-bearing URLs.

## Custom alerts

Use `bullflow_get_custom_alerts` to inspect the connected user's saved alerts. Use `bullflow_create_alert` only when the user requests alert creation, following its current schema. Resolve missing required criteria before creating an alert. Check for an existing matching alert when a duplicate is plausible, and do not retry an uncertain creation without checking the result. Report only the alert configuration and status returned by Bullflow.

## Supported actions and boundaries

Bullflow provides market research and the connected user's custom alerts. It does not place trades, manage brokerage accounts, change subscriptions, take payments, administer accounts, or retrieve another customer's private alerts. For a request solely for one of those unsupported actions, explain the limit 

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