Yanbaoke Research Report Search and Download

Problem

When engineers integrate research reports into automated workflows, manually locating reports, verifying institutions and dates, checking available formats, and re-downloading files can interrupt work. This skill separates Yanbaoke search and download into two explicit steps: retrieve structured report information first, then fetch source files when needed.

How it works

• Search uses the search capability without an API key. It can match by title or content and filter by --org, --report-type, --stock, date range, page count, and result count; results are sorted by publication date descending, up to 500 items.
• Search results include fields such as uuid, title, url, time, pagenum, org_name, rtype_name, content, and formats, which help determine whether a report fits the task or can be used for investment research analysis.
• Download uses the download capability with an API key. It requests a report by uuid in pdf, doc, or ppt format; if formats does not include the requested format, the request returns a format-unavailable error.
• Download responses include title, original filename, format, and link validity; the download link expires after 60 seconds, so it must be retrieved immediately.
• Pricing is per report: the first download consumes 10 beans, and re-downloads of a purchased report are free.

Boundaries

Search is suitable for bulk filtering and initial review. Download is suitable when the source file must be saved. It does not provide extra capabilities such as report parsing, translation, or automatic investment conclusions, and not every report supports DOC or PPT. When downloading, account for the API key, balance, rate limits, UUID validity, and format availability.