hithink-finance-symbol
Securities identification and code list routing. The goal is to turn natural-language names, tickers, thscodes, or code list requirements into security identifiers that can be used for subsequent execution.
Prerequisites table
| Condition |
Action |
| First time using this domain |
Read shared rules; content already loaded in the same session can be reused |
| First execution or version change |
View capabilities --format json and the target schema <id> --format json; if the combination rules are unclear, view --help |
| Need to execute a command in the table below |
First read the corresponding reference file; do not guess parameters based only on the command name |
| Whole market, paginated, multiple securities, or long ranges |
Use the --output <path> declared by the command to write to disk, and report only a summary |
Quick decision
| User intent |
Preferred command / route |
| The user provides a name/abbreviation/ticker and disambiguation is needed |
symbol search |
| The user wants a stock or index code list/full catalog |
symbol list --output <file>, save by page and verify completeness |
| The user wants prices, K-lines, snapshots |
Switch to hithink-finance-market |
| The user wants index constituents or index quotes |
Switch to hithink-finance-index |
Shortcuts
Native commands and schema
hithink-finance capabilities --format json
hithink-finance schema <capability-id> --format json
hithink-finance symbol <command> --help
The schema provides the current command options; the reference supplements business parameter relationships and acceptance methods. For global parameters, credentials, and output conventions, see the shared rules.
Boundary declaration
- Only resolve "what the security is." Do not answer questions about prices, price changes, financial reports, or strategy conclusions within this skill.
- Name searches may return multiple candidates; before using them for subsequent precise queries, the user's intent or field evidence must complete disambiguation.
