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Tools
search_news_articles— Search individual news articles with advanced filteringsearch_news_stories— Search clustered news stories and headlinessearch_story_history— Retrieve historical article counts for a storysearch_vector_news— Semantic vector search over news articlessummarize_news— AI-powered summarization of a news querysearch_journalists— Find journalists by name, publication, or topicsearch_sources— Discover news publications and media outletssearch_people— Search public figures and newsworthy individualssearch_companies— Find corporations and businesses by name or domainsearch_topics— Browse available Perigon topic taxonomysearch_wikipedia— Search Wikipedia with advanced filteringsearch_vector_wikipedia— Semantic vector search over Wikipediaget_avg_sentiment— Average sentiment scores over a time rangeget_article_counts— Article publication volume over timeget_top_entities— Most-mentioned topics, people, companies, and sourcesget_top_people— People with the largest coverage spikesget_top_companies— Companies with the largest coverage spikesget_company_news— Recent news for a specific company in one callget_person_news— Recent news about a specific person in one callget_location_news— Recent news for a city, state, or country in one calllist_monitors— List and search monitors by name, status, or classificationget_monitor— Retrieve a monitor's configuration by UUIDget_monitor_events— Retrieve structured events from EVENT and MENTIONS monitorsget_monitor_newsletters— Retrieve scheduled briefings, typically from TOPIC monitorsget_monitor_summaries— Retrieve rolling AI-generated monitor summary historycreate_monitor— Create a DRAFT or ACTIVE monitor with query and output configurationupdate_monitor— Partially update monitor configuration and delivery settingsset_monitor_status— Activate, pause, or irreversibly archive a monitor
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