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# /sec-compare [ticker] [period1] [period2]
Compare specific sections of two SEC filings to identify narrative shifts.

## Arguments
- `ticker`: Stock symbol (e.g., AAPL)
- `period1`: Base filing (e.g., 2024-10K)
- `period2`: Target filing (e.g., 2025-Q1)

## Instructions
1. Use the **SEC EDGAR MCP** to fetch both filings.
2. Isolate the "Management's Discussion and Analysis" (MD&A) sections.
3. Perform a semantic diff to highlight:
- New risks added.
- Deletions of previous guidance.
- Changes in specific numerical targets (e.g., CAPEX guidance).
4. Summarize "The Delta" in 3 bullet points.
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# Financial Visualization Standards
Ensures all Python-generated charts follow professional financial formatting.

## Standards
- **Palette**: Primary: #003366 (Navy), Secondary: #808080 (Gray), Accent: #CC0000 (Alert).
- **Rules**:
- No vertical gridlines; Y-axis only.
- Labels must include currency and unit (e.g., "USD in Millions").
- Always add "Source: [MCP Provider]" watermark.

## Implementation
When generating matplotlib/seaborn code, use these color hex codes and formatting rules by default.