Studio · living docs
A Studio doc binds to your book and re-grounds itself on a cadence. The Engine diffs every version and tells you only what materially moved – on the names you actually hold. A re-prompt elsewhere gives you a dead page.
Every other tool emits a frozen artifact at generation time. To know if anything changed, you re-prompt from scratch – and lose your edits. Studio docs are built differently: each one stores how to re-derive itself, so the Engine can keep it current and tell you what moved.
A Studio doc stores the bound query-spec behind each section – the exact calls and your book scope – not a frozen wall of text. The doc knows how to re-derive itself.
The Engine re-runs the spec against current fused data – daily before the open, or weekly. Quiet days cost nothing; a section only re-synthesizes when its underlying numbers actually changed.
Each version is diffed field by field against the last. A verdict drop, an insider sign-flip, a widening implied move – graded by materiality, so only real moves reach your feed. No prose churn, no false alarms.
A Book Watch fans across your real holdings and footnotes every claim to Convexity's fused alt-data – not the open web. Switching tools means abandoning the binding to your imported book, not just exporting a file.
Every re-ground appends a version, with the section-level diff of what changed. Over a few months a doc becomes a private record of how a position's story moved – the kind of history no export can reconstitute.
Deep research is now one kind of Studio doc: a long-form, multi-step run grounded in your filings, transcripts, and news, with a citation on every claim. The difference is what happens next – instead of a dead PDF, Studio re-grounds it and tells you when its conclusions change.
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Living docs bound to your book. An Engine that flags only what moved. Deep research that never goes stale. Studio is on Pro and Pro Plus.
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