Back to MCP catalog
get_scan_batch

Get results of a signal_scan batch, with per-symbol verdicts and a pooled universe-level summary.

Area

Discovery & Research

Group

Signal testing

Access

Read

Risk

Read-only

Details

Full description

Get results of a scan batch created by signal_scan. Poll this until all scans complete.

Returns completed/pending/failed counts and results grouped by long_signal / short_signal / no_signal / condition_never_fired (the last lists symbols whose condition is valid but never evaluated true).

Progressive disclosure — by default each completed run is a COMPACT summary (scan_run_id, symbol, sweep_params, occurrences, verdict, reliable, and the single strongest horizon under best_horizon). The full per-run blob (all horizons, excursion, diagnostics, warnings) is omitted to stay under the token limit. Pass detail="full" for the complete per-run ScanResult.

Pooled summary — the response always includes pooled_summary, a universe-level meta-analysis combining per-symbol results into one verdict per horizon (Stouffer's weighted Z, Benjamini-Hochberg FDR correction). It reports pooled_verdict, per-horizon stats, included/excluded symbols, and a cross-symbol independence caveat. The pool is computed over the returned set, so filters bias it toward surviving symbols.

Args

  • batch_id — from signal_scan
  • min_occurrences — move completed results with fewer fires to filtered_out
  • significant_only — return only symbols with a horizon at adjusted p-value < 0.05
  • detail"summary" (default) or "full"

Capabilities

Bounded options and operating modes surfaced above the full JSON schema.

No bounded capability options are declared for this tool.

Required Inputs

batch_idstring-

Optional Inputs

detailstring-
min_occurrencesinteger-
significant_onlyboolean-
Quawd

A subscription SaaS platform for designing, backtesting, and paper-trading algorithmic trading strategies on equities and crypto — described in plain English to an AI agent, no code required.

© 2026 Quawd. All rights reserved.

Quawd is a software tool, not a broker-dealer or investment adviser, and does not provide investment advice. Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Backtested and hypothetical results have inherent limitations and are not indicative of future performance.