AgenticMarketStillOS Flow — Market Signal Infrastructure
StillOS Flow packages six real, independently-sourced market-signal engines into one server: options flow and gamma exposure, insider cluster-buy conviction, activist/institutional Schedule 13D filings, Reg SHO threshold-list short-interest streaks, Section 16(b) short-swing profit-recapture candidates, and Congressional Periodic Transaction Report filings. Every signal is computed from real regulatory filings or real market data — not summarized headlines, not sentiment scores.
Operated by Still OS Digital Holdings. The same six engines already power a live internal trading-signal dashboard.
Tools
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| options_flow | Real-time options flow and GEX (gamma exposure) snapshot |
| insider_conviction | SEC Form 4 insider cluster-buy conviction signal — live-validated, n=457, profit factor 2.03 |
| smart_money | Schedule 13D activist/institutional conviction signal from real SEC EDGAR beneficial-ownership filings |
| reg_sho | Reg SHO threshold-list short-interest/FTD streak tracker, ranked by proximity to the Rule 204 forced-buy-in trigger |
| section16b | Section 16(b) short-swing profit-recapture candidate scanner — matched buy/sell pairs within the statutory 6-month window |
| congress_ptr | Congressional PTR filings from real House Clerk data — top members and tickers by trade count |
Why it's different
Every number here traces back to a real filing or a real market data pull, stated honestly about its own freshness and limits — insider conviction is backtested AND live-validated against real outcomes, options flow discloses when it's a session snapshot rather than pretending to stream live, Congress PTR is read straight from the House Clerk source with no fabricated party-affiliation label the source data doesn't actually contain.
Example prompts
- "Show me stocks near a Reg SHO forced buy-in."
- "What's the highest-conviction insider cluster buy this week?"
- "Any Section 16(b) short-swing candidates on names I hold?"
- "What is Congress buying lately?"
Pricing
$0.05 per call, first 10 calls free per user. No subscription — pay per call.