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- Mandates & research (Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, OneDrive, Notion, Snowflake, Slack, and Amazon S3)
- Portfolio
- Price history
- Company fundamentals
- Filings & transcripts
- Tool permissions
- Position limits
- Sector index
- Trading costs
- Execution receipts
Task and criteria
Test a trading decision
Forecast whether Meridian will outperform its sector next session, then submit a paper trade within the position and turnover limits.
Position ≤ 5% · turnover ≤ 3% · positive net return
Agent A · proposal
Prediction
Will Meridian outperform its sector next session?
70%
Proposed trade
Paper buy: move from 1% to 3%, using 2% turnover.
Agent A · recorded before the outcome
Observed outcome
Meridian returned 2.0%; its sector returned 0.4%.
The paper trade finished with a positive return after costs and stayed within both exposure limits.
Agent A · scores
Prediction · Brier loss
0.09
(0.7 − 1)² · lower is better
Action · criteria met
3 / 3
Each check is backed by its outcome receipt.
Separate scores. No blended overall rank.
Inside Kimpton OS.
Research, dashboards, charts, documents, workflows, and trade proposals in one workspace. Your team makes every decision. Kimpton does not place trades.
What runs on Kimpton OS
Deep research
Agents read filings, transcripts, estimates, and prices, and return analyst-grade writeups with every number cited to its source.
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