Capability Explorer: See Everything Your Agent Can Do
An interactive map that lets developers and agents browse, compare, and live-test every verified capability in the QVeris network.
The Problem with Traditional API Directories
Capabilities locked in config
Agents only call what developers pre-wired. New capabilities are invisible — even if 50 new data sources are added, the agent never knows they exist.
No awareness of new tools
Without a browsable capability layer, agents operate in a closed world. Every new integration requires a code change, a redeploy, and manual testing.
No quality signals
Three providers offer the same capability. Which has the best success rate? Lowest latency? Most calls served? No way to know — until you integrate and test manually.
What Capability Explorer Does
| Layer | What it shows | User action |
|---|---|---|
| Treemap overview | 6 finance domains, sized by capability count | Click to drill down |
| Task structure | Tasks and capabilities within each domain | Expand tasks, browse |
| Provider details | All providers with quality metrics | Compare success rate, latency, cost |
| Live execution | Real API calls with structured JSON results | Click Run Try-it |
| Infrastructure | Cross-domain capabilities | Browse shared foundations |
Finance First: 138 Capabilities Across 6 Domains
Systematic Trading
Backtesting, execution algorithms, order management, trade surveillance.
Market Data
Real-time quotes, historical bars, multi-market coverage, WebSocket streams.
Risk & Compliance
VaR calculations, stress testing, AML screening, regulatory monitoring.
Investment Research
Fundamental analysis, earnings data, analyst ratings, SEC filings.
Alternative Signals
Sentiment analysis, satellite data, social media signals, news analytics.
Crypto & Digital Assets
Spot/derivatives data, on-chain analytics, DeFi TVL, exchange streams.
Help Your Agent Choose Wisely
Each provider comes with a complete quality profile.
Success Rate
Color-coded reliability
🟢 ≥95% · 🟡 80–95% · 🔴 <80%
Average Latency
Typical execution time
in milliseconds
Estimated Cost
Credits consumed per call
Pay only for execution
From Explorer to Code in One Step
Why Capability Discovery Improves Agent Reliability
A capability explorer is useful because production agents rarely fail from reasoning alone. They fail when the selected tool has the wrong schema, stale data, missing coverage, high latency, or unclear authentication requirements. A browsable capability layer gives developers a way to inspect those details before they hardcode an integration.
For finance teams, this matters even more. A market data agent may need real-time quotes, historical bars, fundamentals, earnings calendars, SEC filings, crypto prices, and news sentiment in one workflow. Each source has different identifiers, rate limits, freshness rules, and output formats. QVeris Capability Explorer turns that fragmented provider landscape into a searchable map with quality signals, so teams can compare providers before routing live calls.
The result is better maintainability. Instead of rebuilding an agent every time a provider changes or a new source appears, developers can discover candidates, inspect schemas, test calls, and then move the same capability into CLI, MCP, REST, or Python workflows. That keeps the page useful for both human developers and AI agents looking for reliable tool access.
