slug, falling back to domain or id) you can pass to particle_company_get, particle_company_get_podcast_ad_presence, particle_podcast_find_mentions (as company_slug), or particle_podcast_list_episodes.
At least one identifier is required. Multiple are ANDed together — useful for disambiguating (e.g. ticker plus a name hint). For people or other knowledge-graph entities (not companies) use particle_entity_resolve instead.
Inputs
At least one ofquery, ticker, domain, cik, or qid is required.
Output
A markdown document with## Company matches (N) and one ### Name section per result. Each section carries bulleted KV rows: - **Slug:**, - **ID:**, - **Description:**, - **Ticker:**, - **Domain:**, - **CIK:**, - **QID:** — only those that have values appear. The - **Slug:** row is omitted when the slug equals the domain or the ID (to avoid duplication).
Sample (ticker="NVDA"):
- **Slug:** (or - **Domain:** if no slug row is present, or - **ID:** as a final fallback) is what you pass to other tools as company_slug — every tool that takes company_slug accepts knowledge-graph slug, domain, or encoded ID interchangeably.
Example
Related
- REST equivalent:
GET /v1/companies. - For a richer single-company view (people, products, competitors), use
particle_company_get. - For sponsor analytics, use
particle_company_get_podcast_ad_presence.