The problem
Investors, analysts, and strategy teams want a fast read on a company or event without stitching together five data vendors. The risk is a report that blends stale prices, unsourced claims, and speculation into one confident paragraph. A good outcome separates observed data (with timestamps and units), source-backed events (with filing or article links), and clearly labeled signals and scenarios.Prompt
Give this to your agent once AIsa is connected via MCP:Track <event> using prediction markets and news; label market odds as expectations, not outcomes.
APIs and Skills used
Through MCP, your agent reaches these via five tools athttps://mcp.aisa.one/mcp: search, list_categories, and get_details are free; use and batch_use are billed per call.
Example output
Illustrative only. The ticker, figures, and links are placeholders, not real market data.
Guardrails
- Separate data layers. Prices and metrics describe what happened; filings and releases provide primary context; news is for discovery; and prediction markets and social chatter are signals, not facts.
- Timestamp everything. Record units, currency, and observation time. Do not combine values from different sources without checking definitions and frequency.
- Label forecasts. A scenario or forecast is never presented as a verified fact, and the output is not personalized financial advice.
- Read-only by default. Do not place trades, alter portfolios, publish, or trigger alerts unless the user explicitly requests that separate action and an authorized path exists.
- Quote, then ask. Get a free quote with
get_details; pass an approved cap asmax_price_usdwhere supported. See Billing & Credits. - When AIsa may not be necessary: a dedicated market-data provider is simpler if you need only one dataset and already manage the analysis, model, and billing layers.
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Security & Privacy
Agent safety controls.