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Ask about a company in your own words. The answer is built from the same numbers the terminal shows you.
What the assistant does
You ask about a company in your own words and get an answer in the same language. The answer is built from the numbers the terminal already shows you, and it names the figures it read.
- Ask a question. A chat about a company, an industry or a figure you do not recognise.
- Summarise a company. Fundamentals, financial health, risks and challenges, and analyst ratings, each as its own section.
- Summarise the news. What the articles about a company add up to.
- Research a market. A longer answer across several companies.
- Build a search. Describe what you are looking for and get filters for the finder.
Note The assistant explains. It does not recommend a buy or a sell, and it is not investment advice.
How to read an answer
A summary carries the time it was generated, the sources it read and, for each source, the figures that reached the answer. A source that gave it nothing says so.
- A section with no evidence behind it says that the evidence read supports nothing in it, rather than filling the space.
- Statements the evidence did not support are removed before you see the answer, and the count of removed statements is shown.
- An answer the terminal cannot verify is not shown at all.
- An answer you asked for on a company page is kept with your account for thirty days, so you can read it again without paying for it twice.
Which plans include it
The assistant belongs to Pro and Elite. Essential carries the full terminal and no assistant, and a request from an Essential account is refused with a message naming the two plans that have it.
| What | Essential | Pro | Elite |
|---|---|---|---|
| Assistant | No | Yes | Yes |
| Credits a month | None | 2,500 | 7,500 |
| Questions a day | None | 150 | 600 |
| Analyses at the same time | None | 2 | 6 |
| Depth per question | None | Standard | Four times Pro |
| Models | None | Fast, balanced | Fast, balanced, reasoning, premium |
Pro and Elite can do the same kinds of work. Nothing is locked away between them. What grows is how much of it you can do, how deep one question may go, and which models answer it.
How credits work
- A short question costs about one credit. A company summary costs at least two. A longer analysis costs more, and the depth allowance above is the ceiling for a single run.
- The credits of your plan start again when your billing period renews, and the credits of a period end with it.
- Credits you buy do not expire.
- Monthly credits are always spent before credits you bought.
- A daily limit on questions keeps one day from spending a whole month.
Settings shows all three numbers: what is available, what came with the subscription and what you bought.
Buy more credits
- Open Settings and then AI credits.
- Choose a pack.
- Confirm the sentence that asks for immediate delivery. It says that your right of withdrawal ends once delivery is complete, which is the trade for getting the credits now.
- Pay at the provider. The balance changes once the payment is confirmed and the credits are delivered.
The same card lists your recent orders with their state, so a purchase that is still being confirmed is visible rather than silent.
When your credits run out
The assistant says the credits for this period are used up and offers the two things that help.
- A credit pack adds credits straight away.
- A plan change takes effect with your next invoice, so it does not add credits today.
Nothing else in the terminal stops working, and your monthly credits come back on your renewal date.
Status today
The assistant needs its model policy switched on in the workspace, and new subscriptions are paused, so nobody can reach it right now. The numbers above are the ones it is configured with, read from that configuration rather than typed here.