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Quick Start

Create your first tracker in 3 simple steps and start generating scores in minutes.

1. Create a Space​

  1. Click + Create on the Spaces page
  2. Name your space (e.g., "Market Research")
  3. Pick a category
  4. Set storage and throughput (defaults are fine to start)
  5. Click Create
tip

Start small — you can always increase capacity later. The minimum plan is just $0.55/month.

Learn more about Spaces → | Detailed guide →

2. Create a Tracker​

  1. Open your space
  2. Click + New Tracker
  3. Fill in:
    • Name: "Tesla Sentiment"
    • Instruction: What to analyze (see example below)
    • Score Meaning: The target to measure — what this tracker's score represents
    • Skills: Web Research (default)
  4. Click Save
Example Instruction
Analyze market sentiment for Tesla (TSLA) stock.

Look at recent news, analyst reports, and social media.

Explain your reasoning.
Example Score Meaning
Market Sentiment
Score Meaning

Name the target you want measured — e.g., "Market Sentiment", "Investment Risk", "Brand Visibility". By default, higher scores (100) mean more positive and lower scores (0) mean more negative. You can optionally clarify the axis (e.g., "0 = very bearish, 100 = very bullish") if your metric isn't obvious from the name.

Learn more about Trackers → | Detailed guide →

3. Run It​

Click Run Now on your tracker. In about 30 seconds, you'll get a result:

Your First Result
{
  "score": 72,
  "insight": "Tesla sentiment is moderately bullish..."
}

Every result includes two parts:

  • Score — Quality-gated assessment from 0 to 100
  • Insight — Detailed explanation of the reasoning

Score is your actionable takeaway — it reflects the AI's assessment, gated by how well the evidence justifies it. A score of 72 means a good outlook backed by solid evidence.

Learn about Scoring → | View & filter results →