Every open decision window on every covered engine, with the pass and fail prices, the window left, the cost to move the print and who else is trading, beside the desk's own forecast and the score it has earned so far. A trader, or the bot a trader runs, reads the same tape through the App, the API and MCP.
Live decisions lists every window still trading on every covered engine, with each available conditional price, the selection threshold and the margin against it, and the source time of each read. These describe what is priced and what would be selected now.
Where depth and threshold inputs exist, the flip-cost scenario bounds the cost of moving a constant-product pool price from parity. It excludes fees, opposing flow and maintaining the price through the window, so it is not the full cost of changing the result.
Forecasts carries a pass or fail probability for each open window and the desk's record against the base rate stored when each forecast was made (Brier, lower is better). A forecast answers whether a window passes, a separate question from what the prices imply.
Activity shows the trades the ledger has recorded on each decision as they land, with the wallets that made them and whether they hold the coin they trade, so a thin market reads as thin.
The Overview's movers and the organization pages read the tracked coins against each other and against their own decisions, with the measured window the change is read over named on every figure.
Which analyses are available, which are partial, and exactly which inputs are missing — so an absent wallet-forensics read is a known unknown rather than a quiet assumption.
The same reads serve as schema-validated JSON and as read-only MCP tools, so a bot or a research pipeline gets the market state without scraping a page.
Pro adds Ask investigations. The whole Feed, its archive and readouts are public. The Watchlist, its email and browser alerts are free with any account. Seven-day trial; the price is on the app's billing page.
Any of them may be a bot. Its builder starts at API & MCP.
Every organization is on the record whether it answers or not. Beside what the chain shows, state what it cannot: what a decision is for, who it binds, what you committed to, and the documents behind it, checked and dated.