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Insight Generation

DeepInsights · 10 tools

Give it a workbook, CSV, JSON or a briefing document — prose, tables and charts all count — plus the question you need answered. It finds the patterns in the data deterministically, scopes the research to your question, sends bounded research agents across the web and the other marketplace MCPs to explain what moved and why, tests every cause against timing, magnitude and your own data, and writes an article that answers the question — every number traced to a computation, every cause to a cited source, and no claim stronger than its evidence.

Launching opens the live playground — it may take a few seconds to wake on first use.
Put Insight Generation on your bench, then create an app from everything on it — pick a runtime, add your instructions, run it from My Apps.

Highlights

Numbers are computed, never generated

Step changes beyond trend, unusual moves, mix shifts and decompositions are found by code over DuckDB, each with its formula. The writer may only use figures from that fact sheet or from cited evidence — a verifier checks every number in the draft.

Causes are tested, not asserted

Each pattern gets competing hypotheses. Each is graded on timing, size, whether your other columns moved as it predicts, and independent sources. "Confirmed" permits "was driven by"; "plausible" only "likely contributed".

Scoped to your question

A Research Charter turns the question into sub-questions; research agents may only record evidence that serves one, inside its time window. The article has one section per sub-question and says plainly what stayed open.

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