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Options skills are pure computed analytics — they take agent-supplied inputs (no archive reads) and run Black-Scholes math. This makes them deterministic, instant, and free of provenance caveats. The provenance envelope returns source: "computed" with lag_seconds: 0.
Because these skills don’t touch the archive, the agent supplies every input. Use vol.term_structure or market.quote first if you need market IV or spot.

Skill summary


options.greeks

Black-Scholes option price and full greek set. Arguments Formulas Example
vega is reported per 1.00 (100%) change in vol. Divide by 100 for per-percentage-point sensitivity. theta is reported per calendar day.

options.implied_vol

Black-Scholes implied volatility backed out from an observed option price. Uses Brent’s method on the BS pricing function. Arguments What it computes: finds sigma such that BS(S, K, T, sigma, r, q, type) = price. Example
If converged is false, the implied vol is an approximation. This usually means the price is below intrinsic (arbitrage violation) or the inputs are inconsistent. Check warnings in the envelope.

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Volatility Skills

Realized vol, IV rank, variance risk premium, and regime classification — computed from archive closes.

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Correlations, factor exposures, DCF, portfolio optimization, Monte Carlo, and tearsheets.