Godel Terminal commands: all 48 documented functions

Every company, in one screen. Business overview, real-time price chart, market cap, EPS estimates and analyst ratings for any stock.

Godel describes DES as the first command analysts type when a name lands on the desk. It is the orientation screen: what the company does, what it is worth right now, what the street expects, and what is on the calendar.

• Business overview, real-time price chart and market cap
• EPS estimates and analyst ratings inline
• Key upcoming dates for the security

Official documentation for DES →

Standardized financials, exportable to Excel. Income statement, balance sheet and cash-flow statement standardized across every company, quarterly and annual.

Each line item stays tied to the filing it came from, which is what makes the numbers auditable. Standardization across companies is what makes cross-name comparison possible; Excel and JSON export is what makes it usable in a model you already have.

• Income statement, balance sheet and cash-flow statement
• Annual and quarterly history
• Line items tied back to the underlying filing
• Exportable to Excel or JSON

Official documentation for FA →

Consensus versus what actually happened. Analyst consensus earnings estimates alongside the company’s estimate-versus-actual track record.

The doc page lists low, high and average EPS estimates, forward P/E, and the history of estimates against reported actuals. Distinct from EM, which covers the broader fundamental-metric matrix.

• Low, high and average EPS estimates
• Forward P/E
• Estimate-versus-actual history

Official documentation for ERN →

Fundamentals and consensus, one screen. A company’s fundamental metric history alongside forward analyst estimates, with the valuation multiples they imply.

The doc page describes values and growth tables, a chart, and a valuation-multiples table. The implied-multiple view is the useful part — it turns a consensus table into a valuation screen without exporting anything.

• Fundamental metric history alongside forward estimates
• Values and growth tables, plus chart
• Valuation-multiples table

Official documentation for EM →

Short positioning over time. Short interest for a security over time: short positions, stock price and trading volume together.

Built on FINRA’s twice-monthly short-interest data, per the doc page — so the series steps twice a month rather than daily.

• FINRA twice-monthly data
• Short positions, price and volume on one screen

Official documentation for SI →

Two securities, one relationship. Graphs the relationship between two securities over time: ratios, spreads or correlations.

The doc page describes dual-axis comparison, a ratio chart, and rolling correlation and regression with beta, alpha and R².

• Dual-axis compare of two securities
• Ratio chart
• Rolling correlation and regression (beta, alpha, R²)

Official documentation for GR →

The street’s view, in one table. Analyst ratings, consensus price targets and recommendations on any publicly traded company.

The standalone ratings screen. Ratings also appear inline within DES, so ANR is the drill-down rather than the only route to them.

Official documentation for ANR →

One timeline for everything a company does. Will provide a consolidated real-time feed of company events: filings, trades and news in one timeline. Not yet available.

Godel’s documentation marks EVT as in active development — the doc page exists, the command does not ship yet. Listed here because the page is real; do not expect it to run today.

• In active development — not yet available

Official documentation for EVT →

Dividend history and yield. Dividend history and yield metrics for a security: trailing yield, forward yield, ex-dividend and payment dates.

Covers both trailing and forward yield, plus the two dates that matter for capture: ex-dividend and payment.

Official documentation for DVD →

Streaming watchlists, your columns. A customizable live watchlist: any tickers, any columns, real-time streaming, multiple tabs and layouts.

The number that decides whether QM can replace your existing watchlist: batch import of up to 400 tickers per list. Most comparison articles omit that figure entirely.

• Up to 400 tickers per watchlist, batch import supported
• Any tickers, any columns
• Real-time streaming
• Multiple tabs and layouts

Official documentation for QM →

One security, zero clutter. Live prices for a single security in a stripped-down, distraction-free view.

Works across equities, bonds, FX, crypto, indices and futures, and the window can pop out to your desktop. This site listed FOCUS as nonexistent until 2026-08-05; it now has an official doc page.

• Equities, bonds, FX, crypto, indices and futures
• Window can pop out to the desktop

Official documentation for FOCUS →

The tape — individual prints as they happen. Streams every individual trade for a security as it happens: price, size, venue and condition code.

One of the few mnemonics Godel prints verbatim in its own capability list. Also answers to TR, an alias with no doc page of its own.

Official documentation for TAS →

Day-over-day, pre-computed. A daily table of historical price changes for a security: one row per trading day with absolute change, percent change and full OHLCV.

Where HP gives you the raw price series, HCP is the change-columns view of the same history.

Official documentation for HCP →

Global market context, at a glance. Real-time prices for the world’s major equity indices across the Americas, EMEA and Asia/Pacific in one ranked view.

Shows change, percentage change and year-to-date performance side by side. This is the open-of-day screen — one command instead of a browser full of index tabs.

• Americas, EMEA and Asia/Pacific coverage
• Single ranked view
• Change, % change and YTD performance

Official documentation for WEI →

The futures companion to WEI. Real-time futures prices on the world’s major equity indices.

Same index universe as WEI, futures pricing instead of cash — useful outside cash-session hours.

Official documentation for WEIF →

The index, by sector, in color. Intraday movement of a major index — the S&P 500 or the Dow Jones Industrial Average — broken down by sector and colored by performance.

Renders as a sector wheel or a sortable table, per the doc page.

Official documentation for IMAP →

Your watchlist as a heatmap. The intraday movement of an index, or any of your watchlists, as a market-cap-weighted heatmap. In beta.

Godel flags HMAP as beta in its documentation. Works on indices or on watchlists you have built yourself.

• Market-cap-weighted
• Indices or your own watchlists
• Beta

Official documentation for HMAP →

Commodity futures, five categories. Monitors global commodity futures across Energy, Metals, Meat, Grain and Softs categories.

The documented commodities screen, alongside WEI for equity indices and FX for currencies.

Official documentation for GLCO →

Currency pricing, as a matrix. A cross-currency matrix of the major global currencies with real-time rates.

The documented currency screen. Completes the cross-asset trio with WEI and GLCO.

Official documentation for FX →

The session’s movers, ranked. The most active securities of the current session: ranked by volume, change, or gainers and losers.

Four documented views: Active, Gainers, Losers and Value. This site listed MOST as nonexistent until 2026-08-05; it now has an official doc page.

• Views: Active, Gainers, Losers, Value

Official documentation for MOST →

Institutional ownership. Institutional ownership for any company: owner name, market value, share amount, change and change percentage.

Rows link through to the underlying Form 13F filings. Until 2026-08-05 this site — following Godel’s then-current docs — said HDS did not exist and pointed readers at HMS instead. HDS is the documented Holders command; HMS is a charting command.

• Owner, market value, shares, change and change %
• Links to Form 13F filings

Official documentation for HDS →

News in milliseconds, filtered to your tickers. Real-time and historical news, filterable by source, ticker, language and keyword.

Supports both per-ticker pinning and a portfolio-wide feed across every name you hold. Godel positions this as consolidating more than $2,000 of media subscriptions into one dashboard, and it is the capability its own published customer testimonial singles out. Also answers to CN and NH.

• Filterable by source, ticker, language and keyword
• Per-ticker pinning or portfolio-wide feed
• Vendor positions it as replacing >$2,000 in media subscriptions

Official documentation for N →

What Reuters thinks matters most. A live feed of the top Reuters news headlines, ranked directly by Reuters.

The top-15 list updates live as Reuters re-ranks its priorities.

Official documentation for TOP →

What other users are looking at. The most-searched tickers in Godel, ranked by search count across all users, with timeframe filters from 1 hour to 1 month.

Attention as a data series: which names the platform’s own user base is pulling up right now.

Official documentation for TREND →

Who stopped trading, and why. Today’s U.S. market trading halts from the official Nasdaq trader feed, including reason codes and resumption times.

Reason codes tell you why a name stopped trading; resumption times tell you when it comes back.

Official documentation for HALT →

Every venue, one tree. Every related listing of a security across venues and exchanges: live bid, ask, last and volume in an expandable tree. In beta.

The tree breaks out share classes, composites and venues. Godel flags ALLQ as beta, and bid/ask data requires registration.

• Expandable tree by share class, composite and venue
• Bid/ask requires registration
• Beta

Official documentation for ALLQ →

Search everything Godel indexes. Searches across every instrument and person indexed in Godel: tickers, funds, people, venues and more.

Also answers to SEARCH and TK. Until 2026-08-05 this site listed SECF as a phantom "SEC filings" command — wrong on both counts: it exists, and it is a finder, not a filings screen. Filings is CF.

Official documentation for SECF →

Sentiment, measured in wojaks. The live Wojak Index: a real-time sentiment gauge built from Pink/Green wojak emoji usage in Godel’s #general chat.

Nine sentiment states, from Mania to Annihilation. Yes, it is a real documented command.

• Nine sentiment states, Mania to Annihilation

Official documentation for WJI →

Screen the global equity universe. Screens the global equity universe on valuation, fundamentals, size and classification criteria.

Screen results export to Excel CSV or JSON, per the doc page.

• Valuation, fundamentals, size and classification criteria
• Exports to Excel CSV or JSON

Official documentation for EQS →

The options chain function. The real-time options chain of a security: every strike and expiration with live bid, ask, last, volume, IV and full Greeks.

Also answers to OPT, CALL and PUT — typed aliases with no doc pages of their own. If a guide told you OPT was not a real command (this site did, until 2026-08-05), the subtlety is that it works in-app as an alias of OMON.

• Every strike and expiration
• Live bid, ask, last, volume, IV
• Full Greeks

Official documentation for OMON →

Theoretical option pricing. A Black-Scholes options pricing calculator with full Greeks and implied-volatility calculation.

The theoretical-pricing companion to OMON’s live chain.

Official documentation for OVME →

A calculator that knows finance. An inline financial calculator with standard and finance modes.

Standard and scientific modes, plus a finance mode covering PV, rate, PMT and FV.

Official documentation for CALC →

Connect your brokerage. Connects one or more brokerage accounts to Godel through SnapTrade, unlocking AUM views and portfolio features.

The doc page lists 14 supported brokerages; connections are read-only and available on paid accounts only.

• 14 brokerages via SnapTrade
• Read-only connections
• Paid accounts only

Official documentation for BROK →

Connected assets, totalled. Connected-brokerage asset totals: either the aggregate across all Godel users or your own linked accounts.

The view unlocked by connecting a brokerage through BROK.

Official documentation for AUM →

The chart window. Historical and real-time charting: OHLCV candles, volume, drawing tools, and indicators powered by TradingView.

The window is alertable, linkable, and embeddable inside CHAT messages. Also answers to GIP and GP. Until 2026-08-05 this site said G had no doc page and pointed chart-seekers at HP — G now has an official page of its own.

• OHLCV candles, volume, drawing tools
• Indicators powered by TradingView
• Alertable, linkable, embeddable in CHAT

Official documentation for G →

Many securities, one chart. Compares multiple securities historically on a single chart: normalize, overlay, or display side-by-side.

Correction, for the record: this site previously described HMS as Godel’s holders screen. It is not — HMS is the multi-security comparison chart. Holders is HDS.

Official documentation for HMS →

Historical price series, as a table. A security’s historical prices as a daily or intraday table: OHLCV exportable to Excel or JSON.

Resolutions run 1D, 1H and 1M; intraday resolutions require an entitlement (see ENT).

• 1D, 1H and 1M resolutions
• Intraday resolutions require entitlement
• Exports to Excel or JSON

Official documentation for HP →

Every SEC filing, in-product. SEC EDGAR filings from a company’s inception through today: 10-Ks, 10-Qs, 8-Ks, proxies and more, rendered inside the workspace.

Filings pull directly from SEC EDGAR and render in the workspace, so there is no tab-switch to the source document mid-workflow. For institutional ownership specifically, HDS is now the dedicated screen.

• 10-Ks, 10-Qs, 8-Ks, proxies and more
• Coverage from company inception through today
• Pulls direct from SEC EDGAR

Official documentation for CF →

The listing calendar, both directions. Upcoming and recent IPOs with expected pricing, exchange, underwriters and post-listing performance.

Covers both the calendar ahead and how recent listings have traded since.

Official documentation for IPO →

Search what management actually said. Searches earnings calls: full-text search across firms, quarters and years, with direct-link citations.

This site previously listed TRAN with its scope unknown. Godel’s docs now describe it as the earnings-call search — full text, across firms and years, with citations that link back into the source call.

• Full-text search across firms, quarters and years
• Direct-link citations

Official documentation for TRAN →

The built-in quick reference. Command syntax, keyboard shortcuts, and the full command list, inside the app.

Also invoked with F1. The fastest way to check a mnemonic without leaving the terminal.

Official documentation for HELP →

The trading floor, in a window. The in-app chat: public rooms, ticker-specific rooms, private DMs, and user-created group chats in one window.

A single-instance window — only one CHAT can be open at a time.

Official documentation for CHAT →

Your account, in-terminal. Manages your account: edit your profile, change your subscription, update billing, and view invoice history.

Profile, subscription, billing and invoices all live behind one mnemonic.

Official documentation for ACM →

Personal defaults, not documents. Your personal user settings and preferences: appearance, default layouts, data feed settings and keyboard behavior.

The mnemonic stands for personal defaults — typing PDF opens settings, not a file viewer.

Official documentation for PDF →

Desktop alerts on any security. Creates desktop alerts on any security’s price, volume, or intraday change.

Alerts fire once when the condition is met, then automatically clear.

• Price, volume or intraday-change conditions
• Fire once, then automatically clear

Official documentation for AL →

Notes that survive the session. A rich-text notes editor, persisted across sessions and linkable to securities.

Built on Lexical, autosaves every 10 seconds, and requires an account.

• Autosaves every 10 seconds
• Linkable to securities
• Requires an account

Official documentation for NOTE →

Add-on feeds and features. Manages add-on exchange feeds and premium features layered on top of your base Godel subscription.

Where entitlement-gated features unlock — HP’s intraday resolutions, for example, require one.

Official documentation for ENT →

What shipped, and when. The product changelog: a versioned timeline of every feature, fix and improvement shipped.

The product moves faster than third-party guides; CHANGE is the vendor’s own record of what changed and when.

Official documentation for CHANGE →