Understand the system before you run it.

01 / Issuer analysis

From a ticker or 10-K to structured financial artifacts.

The CLI can resolve a public issuer through the SEC XBRL corpus or extract a supplied 10-K PDF. Specialist stages normalize statements, recompute accounting identities and produce ratios. DCF and earnings-quality analysis are optional.

Input

Ticker symbol or local 10-K PDF

Core artifacts

Statements, validation, analysis and report

Optional artifacts

Valuation and earnings quality

02 / M&A deal brief

Material deal terms, pinned to primary SEC evidence.

The focused M&A path accepts a buyer and target, discovers relevant permitted filings and emits a cited deal-terms brief. Missing optional fields stay visible as data gaps instead of being filled by inference.

Input

Buyer, target and an optional announcement date

Material contract

Identity, dates, structure and consideration

Release rule

Deterministic verification before publication

03 / Evidence contract

The report is a view. The artifacts are the record.

Specialist agents hand off typed files rather than relying on conversational memory. Source identity, normalized values, checks and final prose remain independently inspectable in the local run directory.

~/.noetik/runs/<run_id>/
├── report.md
├── run.json
└── artifacts/
    ├── statements.json
    ├── validation.json
    ├── analysis.json
    ├── valuation.json
    └── quality.json