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When your question needs more than prices and levels, the Agent can search the web and read pages for you, and it tells you where each claim came from.
  • Web search for a quick, dated answer: what moved a stock this morning, what a company announced.
  • Web research for a question that needs several sources read and compared.
  • Literature search for published research on a method, such as whether a pattern is documented.

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What to expect

  • Results are dated, and the Agent says how old the newest source is.
  • Claims are tied to sources you can open.
  • Web content is treated as information only. A page cannot give the Agent instructions or change what it is allowed to do.
  • Where stored market data answers the question better than the web, the Agent uses the stored data and says so.

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Good prompts

  • What has changed in the Fed's language since the last meeting?
  • Find research on opening range breakouts in index futures and tell me what it concludes.
  • Why is NVDA moving pre-market? Use dated sources.