catalyst-tracker

Builds a chronological catalyst event calendar with timing, sources, and expected impact for companies or themes.

Updated May 9, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/122yjs/invest_harness --skill catalyst-tracker-122yjs
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Skill: catalyst-tracker
Source: https://github.com/122yjs/invest_harness/tree/main/plugins/vertical-plugins/invest-research/skills/catalyst-tracker
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/122yjs/invest_harness --skill catalyst-tracker-122yjs

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Investment research often loses track of upcoming events like earnings, regulatory decisions, contracts, and M&A that can move a stock. This Skill organizes those catalysts into a single structured calendar file so analysts can see what is coming, when, and why it matters. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Catalyst Calendar Creation: Records each event's expected timing, confirming source, and the financial or valuation items it may affect. - Uncertainty Handling: Marks events without confirmed dates with expected ranges and explicit uncertainty notes, and frames impact as hypotheses to verify rather than conclusions. - Workflow Integration: Writes output to ${ACTIVE_WORKSPACE}/05_macro_sentiment/catalysts.md and leaves handoff points for follow-up earnings, thesis, update, and QA steps. - Use Case: When analyzing a company exposed to tariff decisions, use this Skill to map tariff review dates, earnings calls, and contract announcements into one timeline before writing the investment thesis. ## Quick Start Track upcoming catalysts for CSTM over the next two quarters, including earnings, tariff decisions, and contract announcements, and save the calendar to the workspace.

Frequently Asked Questions about catalyst-tracker

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I track upcoming stock catalysts for a company?▼

Provide the company name, a time range, and event type hints such as earnings, regulation, or M&A. The Skill checks official schedules, filings, IR pages, and regulatory calendars first, then records each event's expected timing, source, and affected financial items in a markdown calendar.

What types of events does a catalyst calendar cover?▼

It covers earnings releases, regulatory decisions, contract wins, new product launches, litigation, M&A activity, and tariff events. Each event is logged with its expected date, confirming source, and the financial or valuation items it may influence.

How are unconfirmed event dates handled in catalyst tracking?▼

Events without confirmed dates are recorded with an expected range and an explicit uncertainty note. Event impacts are written as hypotheses to verify rather than settled conclusions, keeping the calendar honest about what is not yet known.

Can a catalyst calendar tell if an event is already priced into the stock?▼

Not by itself. The Skill flags when judging whether a catalyst is already reflected in the price requires separate technical or sentiment inputs, so you can pair it with sentiment or price-action analysis for that assessment.

Where is the catalyst calendar output saved?▼

The calendar is written to ${ACTIVE_WORKSPACE}/05_macro_sentiment/catalysts.md. The file also includes handoff points for downstream steps such as earnings analysis, thesis writing, updates, and QA review.