using-investing-toolkit

To route investing intents without manual commands, use an intent router that dispatches your goals to the appropriate sub-skill. The router validates your input and delegates to specialized tools like macro-regime-snapshot or stock-screener for execution.

The best way to trigger a macro regime snapshot is to input your goal directly into the investing-toolkit router. The router identifies your intent and automatically delegates the execution to the macro-regime-snapshot sub-skill.

The investing-toolkit router only dispatches work and does not perform financial analysis itself. It acts purely as an entry point, validating input and delegating to targeted sub-skills like dcf-valuation to execute the actual analysis.

Yes, you can use the investment router to find US or Taiwan stock snapshots. The router identifies your intent and delegates the request to the us-stock-snapshot or taiwan-stock-snapshot sub-skill for processing.

You should not use an intent router when you already know the exact sub-skill required. The router is an entry point for dispatching work, so calling specialized skills like invest-portfolio directly is more efficient for experienced users.