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Filings watch
New SEC filings, downloaded and summarized every morning. Companies publish their quarterly reports (10-Q) and annual reports (10-K) on their own schedule. Instead of checking for them yourself, let a job check every morning and write down what changed.
You say — once
~/work ❯ › "every morning, pull the new 10-Qs for my tickers and note what changed"
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01 · Every morning at 06:00
A job checks SEC EDGAR for new filings from the companies on your list, and downloads anything new.
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02 · A note about what changed
For every new filing, an agent compares it with the previous one and writes a short note: new risk factors, revenue changes, share buybacks.
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03 · Everything stays on your disk
The PDF files and the notes are saved in your folders, organized by company and date. The same filing is never downloaded twice.
What comes back — new filings per morning
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4 new on 06-10 — briefs written before the open
What you get
- A short "what changed" note next to every new filing
- The original documents, organized and kept on your machine
- A run history that shows which mornings actually brought something new
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