Every answer below was written by hand and matches a claim made somewhere else on this site. Ask something nobody wrote down and it will say so rather than invent one — which is the same rule the trading engine follows about trades. Pick how much detail you want, or just say explain it like I'm 5.
Everything it would have told you is written out on the pages themselves: the six checks a trade has to pass, the conviction score and its five factors, what this system refuses to do, and who can get in.
A model bolted to the corner of this site would be the least trustworthy thing on it. Every other page here keeps one promise — it does not print a number it has not measured, and it names where each one came from. A model asked for the conviction cap on currencies will answer confidently and there is no test that can hold that shut.
Your words are matched against a fixed set of topics. Below a threshold there is no answer, and it shows you the nearest things it does know instead of guessing.
The written answers are true with no numbers in them at all. Anything measured comes on its own line, read from /api/book at the moment you asked. If the read fails, that line is simply absent.
/api/book and /api/public. Nothing you type is sent anywhere, stored, or learned from.