Example prompts

You never call a tool by name. Ask in plain English, and your assistant picks the tools it needs from DocStoX's 93. These are prompts that work well, with the main tools behind each answer.

The market#

"Which Nifty 50 stocks fell the most today, and what news was behind the moves?"

Calls market_heatmap and get_news_movers.

"Have FIIs been net buyers or sellers this month? How long is the current streak?"

Calls get_fii_dii_detail.

A company#

"Compare TCS, Infosys and HCL Tech on revenue growth, margins, ROE and P/E."

Calls get_batch_fundamentals and get_peer_comparison.

"Research HDFC Bank: what it does, the latest results, valuation and the main risks." Pro

Calls get_stock_dossier and get_valuation. On Free, these explain what Pro returns instead of the data.

"What is the NIFTY option chain showing: max pain, PCR and where open interest is heaviest?" Pro

Calls get_options_analytics.

Your own portfolio and watchlist#

"Which stocks on my watchlist report results in the next two weeks?"

Calls get_user_watchlist and get_earnings_calendar.

"How is my portfolio doing today?"

Calls get_user_portfolio. This reads the DocStoX account you signed in with, so the answer is your own holdings, not a demo.

Getting a better answer#

• Name the NSE symbol or the exact company name ("HDFC Bank" or "HDFCBANK") rather than a description. A screening tool still needs a metric it can check, so "good companies" does not work but "ROCE above 20% and debt to equity below 0.5" does.
• Ask which tool it used, or ask it to show the numbers, if you want to check an answer yourself. DoXy and the MCP tools are built to show their working.
• Say "use DocStoX for this" if your assistant reaches for another source instead.

See every tool, grouped by what it does, in the tools reference.