Yanbaoke Research Report Search & Download

Problem Solved

When analysts need to locate target materials from a large research-report corpus, they often filter titles, institutions, dates, and page counts manually, then open detail pages and search for source files. Yanbaoke compresses this flow into search, abstract review, and download: find reports by keyword or full-text filters, retrieve uuid, title, content summary, detail-page link, publisher, report type, and available formats, then analyze the content and download PDF/DOC/PPT files.

How It Works

The search endpoint does not require an API key, which makes it suitable for quickly judging relevance. Results are sorted by publication date in descending order, with up to 500 entries, and support filters such as --type, --org, --report-type, --stock, --start-date, --end-date, --min-pages, and --max-pages. The download endpoint requires an API key and identifies a file by report uuid; PDF is the default format, while DOC and PPT may be available for some reports. Download links are short-lived, usually 60 seconds, so scripts or clients should consume them promptly. Each report is charged once for the first download, and re-downloads are free.

Boundaries

This skill fits report discovery, abstract review, format download, and downstream analysis, but it does not replace authorization, compliance checks, or automated investment execution. If investment advice is requested, analyze the report content field and present advice with appropriate caveats, while avoiding unauthorized redistribution of paid source files. For errors such as 401, 402, and 429, check the API key, balance, and request frequency respectively.