Resource Templates

Resources provide read-only data that AI applications can pull into context. Unlike tools (which the AI invokes), resources are typically loaded by the application when building the conversation context.

Available Resources

gilito://asset/{assetId}

Complete asset information including profile, fundamentals, exchange, and industry. Accepts ticker symbols or asset IDs.

Example: gilito://asset/AAPL

gilito://asset/{assetId}/prices

Last 6 months of OHLCV price data for an asset.

Example: gilito://asset/TSLA/prices

gilito://asset/{assetId}/strategies

Top 10 strategies for an asset ranked by Gilito Score.

Example: gilito://asset/MSFT/strategies

gilito://strategy/{hash}/results/{assetId}

Detailed backtest results for a specific strategy on a specific asset.

Example: gilito://strategy/a1b2c3d4/results/AAPL

gilito://signals/{assetId}

Current buy/sell/hold signal for an asset with confidence and strategy details.

Example: gilito://signals/GOOGL

gilito://signals/leaderboard

Signal leaderboard — top 20 assets ranked by signal performance.

gilito://portfolio/{portfolioId}

Portfolio details with all holdings, KPIs, and performance metrics.

gilito://portfolios

Overview of all your portfolios with summary metrics.

How Resources Work

Resources are different from tools. Tools are actions the AI executes — resources are data the application loads into context. Think of resources as "here's some relevant data" vs tools as "do this for me."

Most MCP clients will show available resources in a sidebar or attachment panel. You can attach a resource to your conversation to give the AI context about a specific asset, portfolio, or signal.

Response Format

All resources return JSON data wrapped in the standard Gilito API format:

{
  "data": {
    // Resource-specific data
  }
}