Cassandra prediction hub: one MCP door over govcon forecasts (recompete, contractor signals).
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https://predict.dropwatchhq.com/mcp2 tools · 127mspredictCassandra unified predictor. From leading signals in public data, returns what is about to happen to an entity — weeks early — across four verticals. domain selects the vertical: 'recall' (consumer product / vehicle / drug / device recall risk from complaint velocity), 'bio' (biotech NIH→trial→SEC…Cassandra unified predictor. From leading signals in public data, returns what is about to happen to an entity — weeks early — across four verticals. domain selects the vertical: 'recall' (consumer product / vehicle / drug / device recall risk from complaint velocity), 'bio' (biotech NIH→trial→SEC…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| domain* | string | Prediction vertical to route to. |
| entity* | string | Entity name / ticker / id to predict on. |
list_domainsList Cassandra prediction verticals available via predict(domain, entity), with what each predicts and its data sources.List Cassandra prediction verticals available via predict(domain, entity), with what each predicts and its data sources.
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Cassandra prediction hub: one MCP door over govcon forecasts (recompete, contractor signals).
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