AI Curation reads your question, then builds a board of prices, trade flows, suppliers and news — and tells you what each section is for and how it corroborates the others.
Start your Tridge Eye intelligence fast with AI Curation
Describe the market you care about. AI Curation builds a board of prices, trade flows, suppliers, and news for you.
One prompt
No dashboard to configure, no filters to learn, no metric to pick. The domain-native ontology structures the intent — product, origins, destination, decision — and the board is assembled around it.
PROMPT
Becomes a board on origin export prices, supplier shortlists, weather risk and arrival-price comparison.
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Becomes a board separating the two grades, with price monitoring, supply risk and alternative origins.
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Becomes a board on import flows, origin price movement and the news driving both.
What the board contains
Four things, in this order — because an answer you can defend is worth more than an answer you can generate.
Korea avocado import — supply chain intelligence
A board comparing price competitiveness and supply stability of Mexican, Peruvian and Chilean avocado for the Korean market, so you can time contracts and see risk early.
Your AI assistant inquiry
“I import avocado into Korea from Mexico, Peru and Chile. Where should I be buying next quarter and what could go wrong?”
AI assistant insights
Peru is the base for volume and price; Mexico is the premium tier on brand and quality; Chile fills the seasonal gap but carries drought exposure.3 sources Treat the Q2 Peruvian peak as the low-price entry window and hedge Chile.2 sources
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What this board is for, in two sentences — written from your prompt.
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The question you actually asked stays on the board, so a colleague reading it later knows what it was answering.
Section 1
Origin export price & volume trendTime-series FOB price and export volume for Mexico, Peru and Chile. Use it to set the negotiation baseline — spot against contract — and to find the seasonal low-price entry. Cross-check with the Supplier intelligence section before shortlisting.
Section 2
Weather & supply risk at originConditions over the growing regions that actually supply this product. Read it against Section 1: a price move with a weather cause behind it is a different decision from a price move without one.
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The executive summary carries its sources. You can follow every claim back to the record it came from.
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Each section states what its data is for and which other section corroborates it.
The part that matters
Generating a chart is easy now. What a procurement or trading team actually needs is to walk into a meeting and say why the number is trustworthy. So every section on a board carries its own rationale: what it is for, and which other section checks it.
STATED PURPOSE
Each section says what decision its data supports, in the language of the decision — not the language of the dataset.
CROSS-REFERENCE
Sections point at each other. A price move is read against the weather section and the news section, not in isolation.
CITATIONS
Insights carry sources. Nothing on the board asks you to take a number on trust.
What it draws from
Every item on a board is a live module you can open, filter and take further on its own — the same modules you would reach for by hand if you knew exactly which ones to reach for.
SHELF
Wholesale, farmgate and import prices; transaction-level flows by product and country.
SHELF
Company profiles with resolved identity and the trade history attached to them.
SPEAKER
Reports on price movement, trade policy, climate and production, tagged to the same products.
ECHO · BETA
Forecast series placeable on a board alongside the history it was built from.
Build it your way
AI POWERED
Build the board through a conversation — refine the question and the board follows.
MANUAL
Start from scratch and place the modules you already know you want.
EDIT
Extend any board at any time. Sections and items are yours to rearrange.
SHARE
Hand the whole board — summary, insights, sections, rationale — to whoever signs off.
Free account
A free account opens the intelligence behind every product and market on Tridge.
What’s coming
AI Curation answers the question you bring it. The next step is agents that watch a market for you and raise the question themselves. This is a roadmap, stated as one — it is not shipped yet, and this page will say so until it is.
Questions
A board: a summary of what it is for, your original question, an executive insight section with citations, then sections of live modules — prices, trade flows, suppliers, news, weather — each with a note on what it is for and which other section corroborates it. Exportable as a PDF.
No. The output is a board of live modules you can open and filter, not generated prose about them. The AI decides which modules answer your question and how they should be read together; the numbers stay the numbers.
From the records the insight was drawn on — Tridge’s own price and trade data, and the Speaker reports and public sources behind the narrative claims. Every claim in the insight section can be followed back.
Yes. Add or remove sections, add or remove items, reorder them, or start from a blank board and place everything yourself. The AI gives you a first draft, not a fixed artefact.
Tell us what you are deciding and we will build the board for it with you.