Agent Rynku gives Claude data on companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW). Ask about a Polish company and Claude can look it up by name, ticker or ISIN, read its quarterly results (revenue, EBITDA, net income, EPS, balance sheet, cash flow), compute margins from published reports, check which companies report in the next 90 days, list known dividend resolutions from shareholder meetings and pull up to 500 daily price candles. Responses include available source references and metadata. Missing or withheld values are marked. Coverage varies by company and period; source links do not guarantee that every financial field is available. Dividend data covers known shareholder-meeting resolutions, and the public earnings calendar has no company filter. The six public data tools work without an account, with a daily limit of 200 calls per client. Using an API key gives a per-user daily limit of 1,000 calls on a free account or 5,000 on PRO. Limits reset at midnight Warsaw time. The key goes into the connector's Request headers as Authorization: Bearer <key>. The six public data tools are read-only. Adding an API key may expose additional tools according to the key's scopes. These public data tools do not place orders or connect to brokerage accounts, and their data is not investment advice.
...PLN fields are in millions of the issuer's reporting currency, given in the row's currency field, which can be EUR or USD; EPS fields are per share. values.<field> carries value, currency, unit, report date and source URL, and a field without complete provenance is absent. dataQuality.blocksComputation: true marks a row our checks do not trust. withheld lists fields returned as null by a data-quality rule, with the rule and reason; a null can also mean the field was excluded as not issuer-sourced. reportScope tells standalone from consolidated figures, and is null when unknown.
