Sunday-night prep for the week's earnings prints. Runs earnings-blackout across the watchlist to find who prints in the window, then earnings-drilldown + technical-briefing per imminent print (capped to top_n_drilldown for cost control). Use when the operator has multiple names printing in a single week and wants a one-shot sizing / positioning briefing on each.
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name: earnings-week-prep
description: Sunday-night prep for the week's earnings prints. Runs earnings-blackout across the watchlist to find who prints in the window, then earnings-drilldown + technical-briefing per imminent print (capped to top_n_drilldown for cost control). Use when the operator has multiple names printing in a single week and wants a one-shot sizing / positioning briefing on each.
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# earnings-week-prep
You hand over a watchlist. The skill finds who prints in the forward
window (default 7d), then runs full drilldown + technical briefing
per imminent print. Capped to top N by proximity for cost control.
## When to invoke
- Sunday night before a heavy earnings week
- Multiple names in the book printing over the next 5-10 days
- User says "prep for earnings week", "who's printing this week",
"drilldown my earnings names"
## What you get back
**Layer 1 JSON** matching [`output-schema.json`](./output-schema.json).
Watchlist earnings-blackout scan + per-print drilldown + technical
readings.
**Layer 2 rendered brief** listing prints, then a per-name block for
each. See [`references/rendering.md`](./references/rendering.md).
## How it works
1. earnings-blackout on the watchlist (window_days=7 by default)
2. Sort imminent prints by days-out
3. For top N (default 5): earnings-drilldown + technical-briefing
## Cost note
earnings-drilldown is heavy (SEC EDGAR walk + Massive financials +
optional options chain). Cap `top_n_drilldown` to keep the API
budget honest.