dsh-treasury-yield

When you need a Treasury yield number in the middle of a conversation, most people pop open a browser tab or fire a request to an external API and wait for a round-trip. dsh-treasury-yield collapses that into a single tool call: pass in parameters, get back a precisely calculated result, and stay in the same thread the whole time. It registers one treasury_yield tool that accepts parameterized inputs, performs exact arithmetic, and returns a structured, detailed result—no more manual look-ups or repeated guesswork.

Under the hood it is a pure Node implementation with no extra runtimes and zero network dependencies. That makes it equally reliable in offline sandboxes, low-latency CI pipelines, or network-restricted environments. Once the package is installed there is nothing to configure: no endpoints, no auth tokens, no service to keep alive.

A good fit for quant analysts who track Treasury curves day in and day out, fixed-income researchers running rate-sensitivity models, and any developer who wants to quote a Treasury yield on the fly inside an agent workflow without breaking flow.