Features

Everything is built to work together. That is still the feature.

This page is deliberately more granular than the product pages. It is here so you can see the layer-by-layer inventory, the built-in skill surface, and the parts of the stack that make the whole thing feel coherent instead of accidental.

38 active built-in OMNI Agent skills
Datastream, Agent, and Pulse inventory in one place
Human-readable, product-level descriptions instead of internal component names

Layer inventory

The platform, layer by layer.

Start broad, then drill into the skill inventory underneath.

The foundational public-market data layer

Datastream is the substrate. If the substrate is messy, everything above it stays brittle.

Canonical entity graph

Resolve issuers, filers, managers, insiders, funds, and aliases across ticker, CIK, FIGI, ISIN, and CUSIP without rebuilding identity logic in every client.

Filing search that fits agents

Search by ticker, form, accession, date range, and sort order with compact metadata and predictable pagination.

Section and item extraction

Pull the filing slices that matter instead of dragging an entire document through every workflow.

Statements and facts

Use normalized statements, facts, bundles, segmented revenues, and share-float reads with provenance attached.

Ownership and insider reads

Track 13F, insider, beneficial ownership, and ticker-holder workflows from a single data layer.

Fund and governance reads

Pull N-PORT holdings, board composition, and enforcement-event surfaces from the same public contract family.

Historical depth

Keep hot-path reads fast while holding a deeper historical corpus behind the same object model.

Freshness metadata

Every serious downstream system needs to know how fresh the answer is. OMNI makes that explicit.

Parser and provenance metadata

Materialization version, source URLs, accession references, request IDs, and trace references stay close to the payload.

Filing-page traceability

Go from a filing-derived number to the correct filing document and page instead of hand-hunting through PDFs.

Rights-safe market utilities

Market calendars, approved index rosters, and derived public-market utilities live alongside SEC data.

Hosted MCP

The same primitives are exposed to coding agents without forcing a custom wrapper first.

API, SDK, and CLI parity

The platform is built so the docs, reference, SDKs, and programmatic surfaces reinforce each other.

OMNI Agent skill inventory

Every built-in OMNI Agent skill in the current public-safe inventory.

These are the active skills currently shipped in omni-apps. Internal-only implementation details stay out. The workflow surface stays in.

Research skills

Skills that help OMNI Agent build context around one company, one theme, or one peer set quickly.

Pulse surfaces

The product surfaces that make the stack feel daily instead of theoretical.

Datastream contract families

The public contract is wide, but it is organized.

Agent workflow classes

The agent is broad because the investor day is broad.

Pulse route inventory

The workspace only works if the routes feel close together.

Developer surfaces

The integration paths that keep the platform programmable.

Trust surfaces

The proof layer is part of the product too.

Read the proof

If a claim matters, the supporting page should be close.

Use the docs trust surfaces when you want to inspect benchmark method, freshness posture, changelog history, or the operator-facing runbooks behind the public product story.