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Signals tells the model one source is one voice.

Since 26 Sep 2026v2.22.0See pricingSolo and Team

Signals and Radar tell the model that a source claiming "everyone is doing this" is one voice, not a majority, when it states how strongly a finding is backed.

What it does

Some sources write as if they speak for a whole industry. When the briefing is written, Adamiro tells the model to treat a source like that as one item, and not to let its own claim about "everyone" add weight.

Why

A single analyst saying "the whole market is moving" is still one analyst. If the briefing counted the sentence instead of the source, one loud article could look like a trend.

What it won't do

Nothing here is a promise about the model's judgement. It is an instruction we give it.

How to use it

Open the Signals guide in your dashboard, or start a trial to try it.

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