System
Market intelligence screening
A self-sharpening pipeline that turns a firehose of noise on any subject into the few signals worth acting on.
ProofLive on our own intelligence stream. Every correction sharpens every future run.
The problem
Useful intelligence on our market, competitors, or regulation arrives as a high-volume mess, and most of it rots in a folder we never reopen.
The outcome
A dense, graded corpus that keeps only what matters and sharpens its own judgment every time we correct it.
Point it at a subject, a market, a competitor, a regulatory area, customer feedback, and it judges as it ingests. It pulls the real content out of any format, kills the noise before it wastes a minute of reasoning, distills each survivor into one dense note, grades it against a rubric, and keeps only what clears the bar.
Correct a call once and it rewrites its own rubric, so every future run is sharper. To point it at something new, we change one settings file.
It’s the quality gate on the front of a company brain, the part that decides what’s worth keeping. It travels to anyone who has to stay on top of a high-volume stream: competitive intelligence, market and regulatory watch, customer-signal triage, deal flow.