Provenance MoatClaims that cite the filings they came from.
In professional finance, an unverified summary is worse than useless: it is liability. The assistant’s insider and filing tools return evidence chips with their rows, naming the trade or the filing each figure came from.
Clicking a filing citation in the terminal opens the cited passage from the stored filing text, with the cited span highlighted and a link to the filing on EDGAR.
The Grounding RuleThe assistant is instructed never to state a figure it cannot ground in a tool result, and to cite the evidence chips its tools return.
An example claim, written from this filing"NVIDIA withheld 45,728 of Jensen Huang’s shares at $212.17 on Sep 16, 2026 to cover taxes on restricted stock units that vested [SEC Form 4 · Table I · Fn 1]."
Primary Source: SEC EDGAR Form 4 XML, excerptAccession 0001197649-26-000012 · Filed 2026-09-18
<nonDerivativeTransaction>
<securityTitle><value>Common Stock</value></securityTitle>
<transactionDate><value>2026-09-16</value></transactionDate>
<transactionCoding>
<transactionFormType>4</transactionFormType>
<transactionCode>F</transactionCode>
…
<transactionAmounts>
<transactionShares>
<value>45728</value>
<footnoteId id="F1"/>
</transactionShares>
<transactionPricePerShare><value>212.17</value></transactionPricePerShare>
…
</nonDerivativeTransaction>
…
<footnote id="F1">Represents shares withheld by the Issuer to satisfy
taxes due by the Reporting Person in connection with the vesting of
restricted stock units previously reported on a Form 4.</footnote>