Update to The Fly Market Intelligence

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  "description": "Research a public company with The Fly Market Intelligence. Use for company overviews, financial trends, valuation, earnings analysis, or dated catalyst questions. Do not use for trade execution, personalized investment instructions, or general questions that do not need current market data.",
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  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: the-fly-company-research\ndescription: Research a public company with The Fly Market Intelligence. Use for company overviews, financial trends, valuation, earnings analysis, or dated catalyst questions. Do not use for trade execution, personalized investment instructions, or general questions that do not need current market data.\n---\n\n# The Fly company research\n\nUse the **The Fly Market Intelligence** app and choose the smallest workflow that answers the request.\n\n## Routing\n\n1. If the company or ticker is genuinely ambiguous, call `search_symbols` first and resolve the intended primary listing. Do not call it when the ticker is already explicit.\n2. For a broad company brief, call `research_company` once. Use:\n   - `quick` for a short snapshot;\n   - `standard` for normal research;\n   - `deep` when the user asks for company-specific KPI or segment coverage, source-by-source status, historical detail, or a comprehensive packet.\n3. For a specific earnings period or latest earnings question, call `analyze_earnings` instead of repeating the whole company workflow.\n4. For upcoming events, analyst actions, or near-term developments, call `get_company_catalysts`.\n5. Combine workflows only when the user explicitly asks for both broad research and a distinct earnings/catalyst analysis.\n\n## Interpretation rules\n\n- Keep dates and periods attached to every important observation.\n- Distinguish source failure from a valid empty result. Zero matching Street-research rows is not an outage.\n- Treat `recentDevelopments` as catalyst candidates, not a legal conclusion about materiality.\n- Separate reported facts, derived changes, and your interpretation.\n- Summarize the most decision-useful observations; do not reproduce every returned datapoint.\n- Never promise returns, execute a trade, or present informational research as personalized investment advice.\n"
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