AI Workspaces
- • Data & Research AI: Google Gemini 2.5 Flash (free)
- • Live Macro Web AI: Google Gemini 2.5 Flash (free) — needs live Google search
Choose the assistant that fits your task. Each workspace is fully isolated — no context is shared between them.
Summit Capital News Local Data AI
Grounded in live news network data. Ask about economic calendars, earnings data, and local news articles.
Summit Capital News Research AI
General market strategist. Brainstorm trade setups, analyze broad macro concepts, or write code/scripts.
Summit Capital News Live Macro Web AI
Connected directly to the live internet. Ask about today's real-time market closings, up-to-the-minute breaking central bank headlines, or external financial assets.
Choosing the right AI workspace
Each workspace is built for a different kind of question. Picking the right one saves time and gives you more relevant answers. Conversations stay separate, so nothing you ask in one appears in another.
Local Data AI. Best for questions about what has been covered on Summit Capital News — recent articles, upcoming economic releases and earnings dates. Answers point back to the stories they draw on so you can read the full piece.
Research AI. A general strategy partner. Use it to explain a concept such as the yield curve or quantitative tightening, compare scenarios, outline a research plan or help with a spreadsheet formula or script.
Live Macro Web AI. Use this when you need what is happening right now — today's closing levels, the latest central bank headlines or news on a specific asset. Replies include links to the sources used.
Getting better answers. Be specific about the market, country and time period you mean, ask one main question at a time, and follow up to go deeper.
Frequently asked questions
Which workspace should I start with?
For something we've written about, use Local Data AI. For explanations and brainstorming, use Research AI. For anything happening today, use Live Macro Web AI.
Do the workspaces share my conversation?
No. Each workspace keeps its own conversation, so you can run a research chat and a live news chat side by side without them mixing.
How do I write a good question?
Include the detail that matters: the asset, the country and the timeframe. For example, 'How did UK gilt yields react to the last Bank of England decision?' gets a sharper answer than 'What happened to bonds?'.
Is this financial advice?
No. The workspaces are for research and education. They can be wrong or out of date, so check important facts against official sources before making any decision.
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