Widget Catalog

The Coin Daily ships 13 native widgets — rich cards that render the publication's read directly inside Claude and ChatGPT. You never invoke them by name: ask in plain language, your assistant picks the tool, and the matching card renders in your chat. The conviction ranking arrives as a sortable board, the brief as a levels ladder, coverage as deep-linked video cards.

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The tool reference documents the structured data behind every card.

Daily & market

The universe-wide surfaces — the synthesized read and its component layers.

Daily Read Flagship

The UI twin of the publication's synthesized daily report — one scannable surface folding the market report, conviction ranking, briefs, and trending movers into a single briefing: the cross-market summary, the day's key tension, top setups with levels, and curated movers. Setup cards deep-link straight into any named asset's brief.

Ask: "Morning — what's the read?"

Backing tool: get_daily_read

Market Report

The publication's flagship cross-sectional read of the whole universe: tone and confidence, the broad opener, the briefing basket of observations — each with cited metrics, opportunity/threat valence, and level references — and any cross-sectional tensions.

Ask: "What's the full market report saying?"

Backing tool: get_active_market_report

Universe Ranking

The conviction-ranked view of the universe with a directional distribution. Rows are clickable — selecting one opens that ticker's brief.

Ask: "Rank the board — who leads conviction?"

Backing tool: get_universe_ranking

Market Events

The live tape — discrete time-stamped events the publication detects in real time: liquidation cascades (with long/short split and a cross-exchange figure), key-level breaks, and milestones. An empty window is normal ("quiet tape"), so it renders as a calm state rather than an error.

Ask: "Anything happen on the tape in the last hour?"

Backing tool: get_market_events

Per-ticker

What one asset is doing — its tape, its arc, its positioning.

Ticker Brief

The publication's structured editorial read on one asset: direction and conviction, regime, the key-levels ladder, positioning and flow, microstructure, detected patterns, the written brief, and links to recent broadcasts. Pairs with research and sentiment via follow-up actions.

Ask: "What's the setup on BTC?"

Backing tool: get_ticker_brief

Ticker Research

The longitudinal analytical arc for an asset across the publication's Fibonacci lookback: how direction and conviction evolved, the volatility trajectory, the dated key shifts, and the persistent state. Complements the brief's snapshot with the story behind it.

Ask: "How did the SOL read get here?"

Backing tool: get_ticker_research

Ticker Sentiment

The publication's corpus view of an asset: mention volume and article-tone across the Fibonacci trailing windows (1–13d), plus derived velocity and a sample-gated sentiment-change read. The editorial counterpart to the brief.

Ask: "What's the coverage saying about ETH?"

Backing tool: get_ticker_sentiment

Ticker Derivatives

The cross-exchange positioning and flow read for one asset: funding-rate history, open-interest history (plus latest by exchange), the global long/short account ratio, whale positioning, and the liquidation series. Pairs with the brief (editorial) and the price chart.

Ask: "Show me BTC positioning — funding, OI, liquidations."

Backing tool: get_ticker_derivatives

News & coverage

What's being reported, what's flagged, and the broadcasts themselves.

Ticker News

The publication's routed news feed for one asset — headlines, source domains, true publish dates, and ETF instrument tags when a story reached the ticker via a spot-ETF mapping. The "what specifically is being reported" view.

Ask: "What's being reported on XRP?"

Backing tool: get_ticker_news

Critical Events

Editorial-corpus flags for exploits, depegs, exchange halts, protocol failures, and regulatory actions on one asset, with a severity meter and detection phase. An empty list renders an explicit "all clear" — the expected steady state, not an error.

Ask: "Any exploits or halts flagged on AAVE?"

Backing tool: get_ticker_critical_events

Trending

The attention leaderboard. Each row shows mention momentum (a sparkline of the Fibonacci windows), the trend score, derived velocity, and article-tone shift. One renderer handles both the curated ticker view and the raw entity view — people, protocols, narratives, stablecoins.

Ask: "What's heating up today?"

Backing tool: get_trending_tickers (also renders get_trending_entities)

Coverage

The publication's broadcasts as rich cards: thumbnail, format, title, covered assets, and timestamped chapter deep-links that jump straight into the YouTube segment. The same component renders list results, semantic-search results, and a single full record.

Ask: "When did you cover the Polymarket exploit?"

Backing tool: list_published_coverage (also renders search_coverage and get_published_coverage)

Personal

My Watchlist Flagship

The personalized home — the publication's read on your own coins, one scannable row each: direction, conviction, key level, sentiment shift, critical-event alert, and latest broadcast. The coin list is editable and remembered, so it persists across sessions.

Ask: "Show my watchlist."

Backing tool: get_watchlist

How to invoke

You never name a widget. You ask naturally, and your assistant does the rest:

• "Show me today's read" → Daily Read
• "Open the BTC brief" → Ticker Brief
• "Show my watchlist" → My Watchlist
• "What's trending?" → Trending

Your assistant calls the tool and renders the matching card. From there, many surfaces tap through: ranking rows open the brief, Daily Read's setup cards deep-link to a ticker brief, and coverage chapters jump into the video.

22 tools, 13 widgets

Not every tool has a card — by design:

• 13 tools have a dedicated widget — the cards above.
• Four tools reuse a shared widget: get_trending_entities renders in Trending; search_coverage and get_published_coverage render in Coverage; and get_ticker_candles renders as the price chart inside Ticker Brief.
• Five tools are data-only — get_macro_frame, get_market_overview, get_ticker_microstructure, get_ticker_indicators, and get_ticker_sentiment_history return structured data an agent reasons over (or that grounds another card), with no card of their own.

So the full 22-tool surface is always either rendered — in its own card or a shared one — or returned as data.