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Fintheon generates four scheduled AI briefs throughout the trading week, each written specifically for the window it covers. The briefs are produced automatically on their schedules, delivered as push notifications when ready, and accessible from the Sanctum briefing panel. Every brief is grounded in the live RiskFlow feed and the economic calendar — Harper never fabricates price levels, actual/forecast numbers, or data not present in the source inputs.

The four brief types

Schedule: 6:30 AM ET, weekdaysThe MDB is the most comprehensive brief of the day. It sets your analytical frame for the session before the open.What it covers:
  • Day Type — Classified as Macro, Catalyst, Drift, or Compounding, with a one-line reason for the classification
  • Scheduled Events — Today’s economic calendar events with times (ET), sourced directly from the live calendar; no fabricated data
  • Macro / Political Take — 2–3 sentences on the dominant macro theme: labor, inflation, geopolitical risk, Fed posture
  • Market Risks & VIX — Event risk from the overnight RiskFlow headlines and VIX directional read based on catalyst severity
  • Overall Sentiment — One punchy sentence synthesizing the headline tone
  • Market Regime — A classification (BULL_TREND, BEAR_TREND, CONSOLIDATION, GEO_TENSIONS, MACRO_ECON, RISK_OFF, EARNINGS_SEASON, or ILLIQUID_STUPIDITY) with a one-line justification
  • Best Intraday Approach — A specific strategy recommendation (Ripper, AWV, Snipe, etc.) anchored to the day’s catalyst profile
The MDB also proposes a regime update to the platform’s market regime engine. The proposal is reviewed before it takes effect — the MDB does not silently override a manually set regime.Length: 300–500 words

Where to read briefs

Sanctum briefing panel — The primary surface for reading briefs. Inside Sanctum, the briefing panel shows the latest brief for the current time window. A briefing button in the Consilium header provides quick access. The panel renders the brief with structured sections — Key Findings, Risk Alerts, and Harper’s analysis narrative — when the brief includes that structure. Plain-text briefs render in full without truncation. Push notifications — When a brief is generated, Fintheon sends a push notification to all subscribed devices. The notification title indicates the brief type (e.g., “MDB brief ready”) and the body shows the first line of the brief. Tapping the notification opens the brief directly.

Desk Theme context

Each brief — MDB, ADB, PMDB, and TWT — includes your Desk Theme block if you have a day plan set for the current date. The Desk Theme block is a pre-formatted monospace table showing:
  • Event name and desk theme label
  • Trading windows with start/end times (ET)
  • Prices of interest, invalidation levels, profit targets, and expected move percentages
This context is injected into the brief prompt so Harper’s analysis is anchored to your specific plan for the day, not a generic market view.

Accessing past briefs

Past briefs are stored and retrievable by type. Use the GET /api/data/brief/latest?type=MDB endpoint to fetch the most recent brief of a given type, or navigate to the brief history in the Sanctum briefing panel.
1

Open Sanctum

Navigate to the Sanctum surface in the Consilium workspace.
2

Open the briefing panel

Click the briefing button in the Consilium header, or scroll to the briefing panel within Sanctum.
3

Browse history

The panel defaults to the latest brief for the current time window. Use the brief type selector to switch between MDB, ADB, PMDB, and TWT. Past briefs within the same type are accessible from the history list.

API reference

Supported type values GET /api/data/brief/latest?type=MDB response
The POST /api/data/brief/generate endpoint triggers an immediate generation regardless of the current time. The brief type in the request body overrides the time-of-day auto-detection. Omit the body to let the system pick the appropriate type based on the current ET time.

Brief schedule reference