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Reference · v0.13.1

The algorithms behind market data, corporate actions, indices and breadth

697 zero-dependency TypeScript implementations. Plain arrays and objects in, plain values out — no client to construct, no API key, no provider baked in.

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Topics
697
Domains
18
Worked examples
697
Verified
623

Browse the reference#

Every algorithm has a page: signature, parameter contract, an executed worked example, diagrams and citations.

Start with a concept#

Reference pages state a contract. These explain the subject — what the problem is, why the standard approaches exist, and where each one quietly breaks.

Every example is executed#

697 of 697 pages show a worked example, and not one of them was typed by hand. Each is either the fixture the test suite asserts, or the real return value captured by running the function on the input its own test provides.

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Bring your own data#

No HTTP client, no vendor SDK, no node:fs, zero runtime dependencies. You write one adapter from your provider's payload and own it; when the vendor changes their API you edit that file and the algorithms never move.

Wiring up a provider →

Your coding agent can read all of it#

The package ships an agent skill, so Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and the rest work from the real import paths, warm-up counts and verification tiers instead of guessing at them. It bundles a lookup script that answers from the payload you have installed, offline.

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