Build the case
The strongest conditional idea the market data supports, and the evidence behind it.
When Bobby answers a question about an asset, this is what happens before you see it: one agent builds the case, a second one tries to break it, a third one rules and can veto it. Eligible public theses are committed on Base before the market settles them.
Bobby runs on the same models everyone else uses. The difference is not the model, it is the procedure around it.
Source: the public debate ledger (Supabase, read live). A debate becomes a call only when the CIO commits entry, stop and target before the outcome; every call is graded on the 1H price path until it expires. Win rate counts break-evens against Bobby. Paid MCP settlements live separately in AgentEconomy on Base.
Bring a question about a stock or a crypto. One agent builds the case, a second one attacks it, a third one rules — over the same live market data.
Start with a market thesis.
Opposing agents look for what breaks it.
The CIO weighs both sides: review the idea, or wait.
No idea is approved without an independent system working against it.
No verdict is published after its outcome is known.
Refuted before execution. Published before the outcome.
Pick how hard the agents work. Every level runs the same procedure; the higher ones read more evidence and use stronger models.
1H evidence, plus a note on what the question’s horizon is missing.
Evidence v2: more timeframes, crypto derivatives and Bobby’s own record on the asset.
Evidence v2, a second round where Alpha answers Red Team, and confirm / invalidate scenarios.
Alpha Hunter, then Red Team, then (on Max) the rebuttal stream in one by one; the CIO closes. Each argument is shown only after it passes the output guard.
The CIO answers in plain words: a headline, why, the main risk and what to watch, with that level drawn on the chart, and a follow-up question. The full debate stays folded, one tap away.
The server computes where the price sits against its EMAs, support and resistance, as a % of price. The models quote those distances; they never compute them.
Every desk model call goes to a cost ledger: tokens, list-price cost and latency, never prompts or answers. Deep and Max pause above a daily budget and the desk pauses at a monthly cap. The guard covers the desk only (not voice or the daily cycle) and reads that same ledger: if the ledger cannot be read, calls go through. A failed or abandoned Deep or Max read is refunded.
Paired eval, 2026-09-29: 8 real questions (four crypto, four stocks; Spanish and English) on evidence frozen once per case. The previous desk and the three levels answered the same evidence; two blind model judges scored each answer 1–10, in two rounds (the second after price positions moved server-side). The scores above are the judges' average. Every level beat the previous desk on all 8 cases.
Limits: a small sample with no confidence intervals, and LLM judges. 31 of 32 answers were “wait”, so this measures the explanation, not the call. A third round looking for “review” cases found none in crypto and none short, so that check is still open.
Access: reads are free to start, an account is needed from the 4th, and Deep and Max are metered per plan. Inviting a friend adds Bobby Pro days only when they open a genuinely new Apple or Google account; it is capped per inviter and locked per pair.
Follow one question through the protocol, stage by stage. Then the whole map: a desk read, the daily public debate, another agent over MCP and a swap you sign on Base.
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Web or iPhone: the debate streams live, the answer leads with the synthesis and stays private.
A question typed or dictated on the web desk.
Every idea must survive its own refutation before it becomes a call.
Source: the public debate ledger (Supabase, read live). A debate becomes a call only when the CIO commits entry, stop and target before the outcome; every call is graded on the 1H price path until it expires. Win rate counts break-evens against Bobby. Paid MCP settlements live separately in AgentEconomy on Base.
The strongest conditional idea the market data supports, and the evidence behind it.
Reads Alpha’s actual argument and goes after its weak assumptions, invalidation and missing evidence.
Weighs both arguments. The CIO can veto the indicator engine, never upgrade it. No finished debate, no approval.
A call is written with entry, stop and target before the outcome, then graded on the real price path.
The desk uses the same endpoint on the web and iPhone; the daily cycle is a separate public procedure.
Isolated model calls over the same evidence. Alpha Hunter argues the case, Red Team receives Alpha’s argument and attacks it; on Max, Alpha answers back. The CIO receives all of it plus the original question and rules: review or wait, synthesis first.
A deterministic indicator engine proposes direction, conviction and levels. The debate can only take that away: a call is shown only when the CIO rules review in the same direction. If the debate does not finish, nothing is approved.
Every agent’s text on the desk and in the daily public cycle is checked after generation; on the live desk each argument is checked before it is shown. A guaranteed return, a risk-free claim, a personal buy or sell instruction or leverage fails it. On the desk the whole analysis fails with no substitute verdict; in the public cycle the agent gets one rewrite, then the text is withheld. The MCP conversational flow is separate and not covered.
The daily public debate stores every call with entry, stop, target and a 48-hour expiry before the outcome, and grades it on the real 1H price path. Eligible calls the cycle commits live also go to TrackRecordV2 on Base; price-verified and attested outcomes are kept apart.
Your question in the app is answered on demand and stays yours. The public record comes from a separate daily debate that anyone can audit.
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Other agents connect over MCP and pay per call on Base. People use the app.
Request a debate, a judge score or a brief from any MCP client. Premium calls settle in AgentEconomy on Base before the answer is returned.
The same three agents and the same veto, in a voice you can talk to.
Seven contracts on Base, owned by a 2-of-3 Safe. The debate ledger is read live from the database; calls the cycle commits in live mode are also anchored on Base. Today the daily cycle runs in paper mode, so its calls are graded in the public ledger; the first mainnet commit and resolve on TrackRecordV2 landed on Aug 22, 2026. Wallets stay self-custodial: on the web Bobby prepares bounded swap calldata on Base, records confirmed receipts and never holds funds or exchange credentials.
Waiting for the TrackRecord contract.
Waiting for the public resolution ledger.
Escrowed rewards for proving a verdict wrong.
Track record, oracle, economy, bounties, hardness, identity and intent escrow — all deployed on Base and owned by the 2-of-3 Safe.