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fuzzy-name-search
This skill includes search capability in 13F, such as fuzzy search a fund information using possibly inaccurate name, or fuzzy search a stock cusip info using its name.
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## Overview
This tool is essentially a search engine that provides you the ability to search a fund or stock meta information with a name. Note that you don't have to provide the accurate name since this tool has built-in fuzzy string search algorithms based on Levinsteins.
## Usage
### Fuzzy search a fund using its name
```bash
python3 scripts/search_fund.py --keywords "bridgewater" --quarter 2025-q2 --topk 10
```
And the results will include top-10 funds with name most similar to "bridgewater" search term: