Ask in plain language. Get a live dashboard, not just an answer.
Copilot is a generative terminal for the AI trade. Ask a question the way you’d say it out loud and it composes a live instrument dashboard - verdict, smart-money flows, chain pressure, company snapshots, a scenario - grounded only in the live model, every claim linked to the exact nodes and companies behind it. It reads your own book, and it can act on it, on your say-so.
For anyone who wants an analyst that builds the whole view - and can move on it - the moment you ask.
Illustrative - live values in the app
What you get
It builds instruments, not paragraphs
A question becomes a composed dashboard of live instruments - charts, rankings, a scenario - assembled from the engine’s own stores, then explained in plain English. Refine it (sort, filter, zoom, deepen) for free, without re-asking.
Grounded, and book-aware
It can only draw on the model - the supply-chain graph, dated 13F and insider flows, prices and record, today’s news - and it reasons over your own holdings. It cites its sources, tells you how sure it is, and says “I don’t know” when it should. No confident nonsense.
It acts on your book - you confirm
Ask it to add a name to your watchlist or log a holding and it proposes the exact action for one-tap confirmation. It tracks and organizes; it never places a trade and never moves money.
Ask “who’s accumulating memory, and what does it do to my book?” - Copilot builds a scene: the funds entering, the chokepoint they’re crowding, your exposure to it, and a proposed watchlist add you can accept or ignore.
The analyst you’d hire to read the chain and work your book - there the moment you have a question.
Questions
Will it just make things up like other chatbots?
It’s built not to. It can only draw on the model’s own data and it cites every source - if it can’t support an answer, it says so.
Does it trade for me?
No. Copilot can add names to your watchlist or log holdings - always for your explicit confirmation - but it never places an order and never moves money. It’s research and organization, not execution.
Is it investment advice?
No. It explains how the chain works, who sits where, and what your book is exposed to. It won’t tell you what to buy or sell.