Question 1

What is Mycroft?

Accepted Answer

Mycroft is a Marlowe Keynes sub-brand for organizing investment-research evidence. It brings source context, data availability, synthesis, and counterarguments into one review workflow; it does not replace investor judgment.

Question 2

How can I access Mycroft?

Accepted Answer

Access is currently handled through the waitlist. Joining expresses interest; availability, timing, and commercial terms are not guaranteed by the form.

Question 3

What can the research tools cover?

Accepted Answer

Coverage depends on the configured source response. Current surfaces can organize public-company filings, returned market quotes and history, portfolio context, earnings events, and structured research notes when those inputs are available.

Question 4

Who is Mycroft for?

Accepted Answer

Mycroft supports readers who understand that investment research is incomplete and uncertain. It does not provide personal investment advice or make decisions for the user.

Question 5

How do Sherlock, Watson, and Moriarty work together?

Accepted Answer

Sherlock is the source-discovery role, Watson is the synthesis role, and Moriarty is the counterargument role. Each result is limited by the evidence and source responses available for that request.

Question 6

Can Mycroft fit an existing workflow?

Accepted Answer

Mycroft provides research views and export tools designed to support review and sharing. Available integrations and export formats are shown in the product; unsupported connections are not implied.

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