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One connected platform for different perspectives, creative work and clearer on-chain decisions. This is the Conclave we’re building.
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somewhere to go.
From the question that starts a project to the decision that moves it forward.
Conclave brings the conversation, the creative work and the evidence into one place.
The ambition is a platform you can keep working in. Ask several models for a perspective. Turn the useful parts into a canvas, an asset or a brief. Bring that same habit of examination to a token, a transaction or a trading decision.
Second Look extends Conclave into on-chain research: what you’re buying, who you’re following, what your activity really costs and the rules you want to trade by.
More perspectives.
More informed choices.
One project.
Room to grow.
Chat, Canvas, Studio and Briefs share a purpose: keep the useful work moving, with its context intact.
Ask a better question.
Compare up to four models, explore the differences and carry the conversation forward.
Connect the thinking.
Arrange responses, sources and notes. Branch the directions worth exploring.
Give the idea a form.
Work with image and video models. Compare takes and keep the strongest assets.
Make the next step clear.
Bring selected ideas, evidence and decisions into a document you can use.
Let different minds in.
Compare answers side by side, use blind comparison and ask the follow-up that tests an assumption. Concur, the Cross-Check workflow, is designed to bring independent reviews and source evidence to difficult claims.
Keep what matters close.
A floating dock connects the tools. Projects, the Library and saved decisions give conversations, generated media and briefs a shared home. Specialist agents extend that workspace with focused capabilities.
Before you buy. Before you follow. Before you sign.
Second Look is the planned AI second opinion for Solana social traders. It turns on-chain observations into understandable research and follows the decision through to records, reminders and optional wallet controls.
A closer look before the leap.
Turn a token address or link into a clear, evidence-led card. See who controls the token, how its supply is held and what a simulated sell reveals.
- 01Token controls & transfer rules
- 02Sell simulation & liquidity
- 03Early buyers & holder concentration
- 04Deployer history & lookalike tokens
Planned cards show reasons, sources and check times. “No red flags found” describes the checks, not a guarantee about the token.
Start with facts.
Make them useful.
The evidence comes first. AI helps make it understandable.
Observe
Public-chain activity, token controls, wallet histories and source material.
Examine
Defined checks, simulations, consistent methods and visible timestamps.
Explain
A plain-language card, with reasons and sources you can inspect.
Token findings are designed to follow recorded checks. The model explains those findings; it does not choose the verdict. Deeper reviews add early-trading context and Concur checks on public claims.
Cards will distinguish what was observed, what is inferred and what remains unchecked. Historical evaluation and visible sample sizes give the findings context.
Your wallet.
Your rules.
Choose the boundaries while you have the time to think.
The optional Guarded Wallet is designed to enforce daily spend, per-token exposure, cool-downs and gross realised-loss limits on-chain. Tightening a limit takes effect immediately; loosening it includes a waiting period.
Research and reminders for wallets you link. You act in your existing wallet.
Rules apply to trades inside the Guarded Wallet, with optional Exit Plan execution.
The design preserves a home-wallet withdrawal path and keeps sells outside the buy limits. Market liquidity and token rules still affect execution. Strict mode adds open-position checks through an additional service. A staged beta and independent review are part of the release plan.
A Conclave
of your own.
The same platform, built to meet different ways of working.
Chapters.
Shared projects, defined roles and member allowances. A common workspace for a team’s conversations, creative work and decisions.
Rooms.
Shared research cards and timestamped calls, with outcomes and caller context recorded against chain activity.
Mobile share flows bring a link straight into a check. Telegram carries cards and alerts into the conversation. API and MCP access let authorised agents use the same research tools. Read-only support for more chains extends the picture over time.
Clear terms.
Lasting trust.
One account, understandable usage and meaningful control.
Dynamic usage. One Common Purse.
Model pricing follows the model and the work requested. The planned flow places the quote before a paid request and the settled cost afterwards, with prepaid funding and USDC access. New services will show their applicable pricing before use.
Access on your terms.
Wallet and passkey accounts form the identity direction. Second Look’s read-only research starts with a public address; ownership checks support personal alerts and caller records. Read-only linking does not need a seed phrase or private key.
Know what leaves the room.
Hosted model requests pass through an inference gateway and the selected model’s host, which process the submitted content. Retention and training policies vary by service. Conclave’s direction is to make these conditions clear before sending.
A considered step before sending.
Key Guard is designed to recognise sensitive key material before it reaches a model. Explainer and Signature Firewall make supported signing requests easier to inspect. Each tool should communicate the scope of its checks clearly.
Second Look provides research and decision support. Token checks and trading limits cannot guarantee an outcome; tax exports provide records for review. The user remains the decision-maker.
The plan has
many chapters.
The public workspace preview is open today. The roadmap separates that experience from the live services, creative tools and Second Look capabilities being developed.