Start with a sourced brief
Select “Build my brief” in the AI workspace. Courtside scans accessible markets and investigates a small selection, so you have a finding to explore before typing your first question.
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Start with a brief that tells you what deserves a closer look. Courtside’s AI investigates available market data, explains its findings, and brings the supporting prices, history, depth, and rules into your workspace.
The AI workspace is in limited testing. Public market data is available now; AI access is not included with Pro.
A finding to start with.
Evidence to take it further.
A price moved. An offer has little size behind it. Two listings may settle differently. Courtside investigates the available evidence and builds a brief around what it finds, including when the data is too thin to draw a conclusion.
Follow a finding to inspect its sources. Ask “How did the recorded price change?” or “What do the settlement rules say?” Your next question changes the workspace, bringing the relevant history, depth, or source text into view.
The research uses stored Kalshi and Polymarket data, plus sportsbook references where supported. A missing reference stays missing. A recorded move is an observation; its cause needs separate evidence.
See what supports the finding
Open the recorded prices, available depth, or stored settlement text behind an insight. Source timestamps and coverage limits help you judge what the evidence establishes.
Your question shapes the view
Choose a suggested follow-up or ask your own. The assistant brings the relevant evidence into the main workspace and arranges it around your investigation.