Each morning Scout finds what changed at every competitor, decides what matters in a deal, writes the edit from the source, and checks it before it reaches the card. Each model has one job, and none approves its own work.
Every decision is recorded and replayed by four other models. When they disagree, a blind arbiter rules from the source.
Every decision is recorded and replayed by four other models. When they disagree, a blind arbiter rules from the source.
78 citations on the active card, sorted by the kind of source, strongest first. The kind is decided by code from the host, never by the model; the tier on each chip is the verifier's.
Regulators and government bodies, in their own words.
The company's own site, press releases and investor pages. Reliable for what the company said; still the company's framing.
Major outlets. Reputable, and secondhand: a paraphrase of a source, not the source.
Review platforms. Sentiment, never the anchor for a fact.
Everything else on the web. The tier shown is the one Scout's verifier assigned; the kind of site is not one code can vouch for.