stock-log-viewer

You can search your stock analysis diary by requesting specific entries. The tool supports keyword full-text search, date-based queries, and stock-based lookups to retrieve matching records.

To retrieve the latest entries from a local markdown log, simply request to view the latest diary records. The tool scans the log and outputs the most recent human-friendly summaries.

Yes, you can query stock diary records by a specific date. The tool performs date-based queries on the local markdown log to locate and retrieve analysis records from that exact date.

To look up historical analysis for a single stock, use the stock-based lookup feature. It retrieves all historical analysis records associated with that specific stock from the diary log.

The best way to count total entries in a stock diary is to request a total count. The tool scans the local markdown log and calculates the total number of existing analysis entries.

Yes, the stock diary viewer works without external dependencies. It relies on a local shell script that uses grep-based filtering to scan the markdown log and output summaries.