Filings agent
Reads 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K and announcements. Flags changes in guidance, risk-factor language, segment disclosure and accounting treatment.
Product
Portfolio Intelligence reads what your team would read if it had the hours. It reports what changed, argues why that change matters to the thesis you wrote, and shows the passage it came from.
Agents
Source types don't behave alike. A price move and a footnote in a 10-K need different reading. Each agent is specialised for its own material, and their observations are reconciled before anything reaches you.
Reads 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K and announcements. Flags changes in guidance, risk-factor language, segment disclosure and accounting treatment.
Works through transcripts and prepared remarks. Tracks shifts in management framing between quarters and unanswered analyst questions.
Watches price and volume relative to sector and index, so a move is read in context rather than in isolation.
Reads licensed news for developments involving the company, its customers, suppliers and competitors. De-duplicates coverage of the same underlying event.
Materiality
Each event is scored 0–100. The score isn't a black box number — it decomposes into the factors that produced it, and every factor points back at evidence.
Thesis tracking
A thesis written as prose can't be monitored. A thesis written as a short list of assumptions can. You state what has to remain true for the position to work; the system reports on each one as new information arrives.
Illustrative. Assumptions are written by you, not generated for you.
Boundaries
Being clear about this is part of the product. The system is built for research workflows, and stops where research stops.
It reports what changed and why that touches your thesis. The investment decision is yours.
There is no order path. Research pilots require no brokerage credentials of any kind.
Materiality scores rank attention, not expected performance. They are not price targets.