Use when the user asks for their total Pionex portfolio value, full balance overview across all account types (spot + bots + dual investment + trader account), USDT/BTC grand total, or wants to know how much they have in bots vs spot. Read-only; requires API credentials. For spot coin list only, use pionex-portfolio instead.
Use when the user asks to create, query, list, adjust, reduce, or cancel Pionex bot orders (Futures Grid, Spot Grid, Smart Copy). Includes listing/paginating through bot orders in bulk. Requires API credentials and bot permissions. Do NOT use for market data only (pionex-market), balance only (pionex-portfolio), or spot order placement/cancel (pionex-trade).
Use when the user asks about Pionex Dual Investment (earn dual): listing supported pairs or products, checking yield rates or index prices, querying balances or investment history, placing or revoking an investment, or collecting settled earnings. Do NOT use for spot trading (pionex-trade), futures grid bots (pionex-bot), or market price/depth data only (pionex-market).
Use when the user asks for Pionex market data: price, ticker, order book depth, recent trades, symbol info (precision/min size), or OHLCV klines. All commands are read-only and do NOT require API credentials. Do NOT use for account balance (pionex-portfolio) or placing/cancelling orders (pionex-trade).
Use when the user asks for Pionex account balance, available funds, or “how much USDT do I have”. Read-only; requires API credentials. Do NOT use for market data (pionex-market) or placing/cancelling orders (pionex-trade).
Use when the user asks to place orders, cancel orders, check open orders or fills on Pionex. Covers spot orders via `pionex-trade-cli` CLI. Requires API credentials. Do NOT use for market data only (pionex-market) or balance/portfolio (pionex-portfolio).
Comparable company analysis using SEC EDGAR financial data. Use when asked to: compare multiple stocks; analyze valuation multiples for a peer group; benchmark margins, growth, or valuation across companies; find the cheapest or most expensive stock in a group; see how a company stacks up against peers. Triggers: "compare AAPL vs MSFT vs GOOGL", "tech sector comps", "which mega-cap has best margins", "peer valuation analysis", "compare these stocks", "how does NVDA compare to AMD". Note: For discovering/screening stocks by theme or criteria, use stock-screening instead.
DCF (Discounted Cash Flow) valuation for US stocks using SEC EDGAR financials. Use when asked to: estimate intrinsic value or fair value of a US stock; determine if a stock is overvalued or undervalued; run a discounted cash flow analysis; calculate upside/downside from current price. Triggers: "what is AAPL worth", "DCF MSFT", "is NVDA overvalued", "intrinsic value of GOOGL", "fair value Tesla".