Wallstreetcn News Digest

Problem

When integrating external financial news into automation, teams often have to deal with page structure, field mapping, and presentation. Wallstreetcn News narrows the task to a few stable endpoints: latest, headlines, hot posts, and keyword search, which fits morning briefs, monitoring, summaries, and lightweight research pipelines.

How it works

The skill uses web_fetch to call Wallstreetcn APIs instead of parsing HTML. A typical flow is:
- Choose a content source: latest, headline, hot, or search; search passes query and limit.
- Extract structured article fields: title, summary, author, date, and link from the response.
- Render normalized Markdown: keep ### 📰 华尔街见闻 · WALLSTREETCN at the top, separate items with ---, format titles as 1. [Title], keep summaries around 50 characters, and put link, author, and date in a > quote block.

Boundaries and caveats

It is mainly for content retrieval and readable summarization, not trading, investment advice, or deep analysis. Keep limit reasonable for search calls, and add fallbacks when upstream fields are missing. The output template is intentionally fixed, so it works best for fetching, aggregation, and lightweight news pipelines.