MatchAwards

• search_contracts — Use this when the user wants US federal or state government contract opportunities to bid on: bids, RFPs, solicitations, set-asides. Filters: naics (up to 10 c
• search_grants — Use this when the user wants US federal grants or funding opportunities. Filters: naics (up to 10 codes), keyword (title only), posted_within_days (1 to 180),
• search_jobs — Use this when the user is looking for a job, or for hiring signals, among postings from the last 30 days. Filters: naics (up to 10 codes), state, keyword (titl
• get_opportunity — Use this when the user wants the details of one search result, or who to contact about it. Pass the id from a search result. Returns the result's row plus its
• lookup_naics — Use this when the user describes a line of work in words and a NAICS code is needed, or asks what a code or code prefix covers. query is words (2 to 100 charac
• search_awards — Use this when the user asks who won government contracts or grants: past awards by NAICS, agency, state, awardee name or UEI, with amounts and dates. Filters:
• get_company — Use this when the user wants one firm's government award history and its UEI is known, e.g. from a search_awards row. Returns the firm's name and other spellin
• assess_opportunity — Use this when the user asks if one opportunity is a good fit for them, whether to bid, or wants a bid brief: days left, set-aside match, similar past awards at
• find_teaming_partners — Use this when the user wants possible teaming partners, subcontractors or primes for one opportunity: firms that won similar awards in the same state or at the
• my_matches — Use this when the user asks for their own matches: open contracts for their business. It needs a linked MatchAwards account and uses that account's NAICS codes
• show_results — Use this last, after searching, to show the user the opportunities you picked as a card. Pass up to 10 ids from search_contracts or search_grants results, best

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