Ask about the chart in front of you
Most of what a trader wants to know is about the chart already open — why the bias flipped, what the level at 4,352 is, whether the news at 18:00 matters here. Copilot answers those beside the chart, from the same structured read the terminal drew, so the answer and the chart cannot quietly disagree.
20 free creditsNo card required
It answers about this chart, not the internet
Copilot is given the instrument, the timeframe and the read currently on screen. That is the point: a general chatbot will happily discuss a symbol it has never seen priced, and be fluent about it. This one is bounded to what the workspace actually computed, so an answer you can check against the panel beside it is the only kind it can give.
The thread stays with the session
History lives in the tab you are working in and the server reads at most the last twelve turns. Nothing is accumulated into a profile of how you trade, and closing the tab ends the conversation — which is the right default for questions about positions you may not want kept.
Metered per message, and the price is on the button
Each message costs credits and the cost is printed on the send button before you press it. No subscription tier hides the meter, and a question you decide not to ask costs nothing.
- AskA question about the instrument and timeframe on screen.
- GroundThe current structured read is handed to the model as context.
- AnswerIn the panel beside the chart, checkable against it.
What it will not do
It will not tell you to buy or sell. It explains the read the terminal produced — the structure, the levels, the invalidation — and where that read is weak. A confident instruction from a model that cannot be held to it is exactly the thing this product exists to avoid.
Copilot questions, answered
What can Copilot see?
The instrument, the timeframe and the structured read currently on screen. It is not browsing and it is not looking at your account or your positions.
Does Copilot remember previous conversations?
No. History is kept for the tab you are working in and the server reads at most the last twelve turns. Closing the tab ends it.
Does it cost credits?
Yes, per message, and the cost is shown on the send button before you send. You start with 20 free credits and no card.
Will Copilot tell me what to buy?
No. It explains the read the terminal produced and where that read is weak. It does not issue instructions, and nothing here is investment advice.
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