8.3
/ 10
1 evaluations
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Overview
Fetch upcoming economic events from the Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) Economic Calendar API for a given date range and filters, then produce a chronological, English-language markdown report with basic impact analysis.
Key Advantages
1.Provides structured access to the FMP Economic Calendar API with clear date-range handling and validation (including 90-day max window).
2.Supports filtering by impact level, country, event type, and currency to focus on the most relevant macro events.
3.Generates ready-to-use chronological markdown reports, including impact labels and brief market implications per event.
4.Includes sensible defaults (e.g., next 7 days) for quick outlooks when users don’t specify dates.
5.Flexible API key handling via environment variable or user-supplied key, with explicit guidance for obtaining a free FMP key if needed.
- Incorporates error-handling patterns for invalid dates, rate-l
Use Cases
- Providing traders or analysts with an upcoming macroeconomic events calendar for the next 7–30 days with impact levels highlighted.
- Answering user questions like “What major economic data is coming out next week?” or “When is the next CPI/FOMC/NFP release?”
- Generating country-specific macro calendars, e.g., only US, EU, or Japan high-impact releases for a given period.
- Creating pre-market or weekly outlook notes that summarize high- and medium-impact economic events in markdown format.
- Supporting risk management or event-driven strategies by surfacing clusters of high-impact macro events over a defined horizon.
Evaluation Scores
8.3
/ 10
Reliability
7.8
Functionality
8.6
Usability
8.8
Safety
8.5
Performance
8.0
Compatibility
8.0
Based on 1 evaluation · Latest: 3/19/2026
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OS: linux-x64LLM: deepseek/deepseek-v3.2
## Quick Evaluation
**Judgment:** Strong, specialized skill for building forward-looking economic calendars and macro event overviews, well-suited for trading, investing, or research workflows that rely on scheduled data releases.
It wraps the FMP Economic Calendar API with clear parameterization (dates, filters) and produces a chronological markdown report that already includes impact levels and short market implications, which is highly convenient for downstream use.
### Main Strengths
- **Purpose-built macro calendar tool:** Focused on central bank meetings, employment, inflation, GDP, and other key indicators rather than generic news or earnings.
- **Good UX design:** Defaults to the next 7 days, supports explicit date ranges (with 90-day enforcement), and offers structured markdown output suitable for reports, dashboards, or chat responses.
- **Filtering support:** Impact, country, event type, and currency filters allow targeted calendars (e.g., “US high-impact only” or “central bank decisions”).
- **Operational guidance:** Documentation covers API key setup, date format validation, and error conditions such as invalid keys or rate limits.
### Key Risks & Limitations
- **External dependency on FMP:** Functionality and uptime depend entirely on the Financial Modeling Prep API, its rate limits, and its future stability or pricing changes.
- **API key management:** Requires users or the environment to supply a valid API key; misconfigured or missing keys will block functionality.
- **Forward-looking only in intended use:** The skill is positioned for upcoming events rather than historical analysis, so it is not a replacement for post-event market commentary or backtesting workflows.
- **Data constraints:** The 90-day maximum range and potentially sparse far-future data may limit very long-horizon planning or annual outlooks.
### Recommended Scenarios
Use this skill when:
- You need **upcoming** macroeconomic events for a defined date range (up to 90 days), especially for **trading weeks or months** ahead.
- A user asks concrete questions like:
- “What major economic data is being released next month?”
- “When is the next FOMC or ECB meeting?”
- “Show me only high-impact US economic releases next week.”
- You want to **embed economic calendars** in reports, dashboards, or chat responses in a structured markdown format.
Avoid relying on this skill when:
- The user needs **historical event analysis, performance, or charts** (use a historical/news/analytics skill instead).
- The task requires **real-time prices, quotes, or technical analysis**; this skill only surfaces scheduled macro events, not live market data.
- You cannot supply or obtain an FMP API key, in which case the skill cannot function.
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