LEVY — The Tariff Intelligence Desk Tariff wars move in hours. LEVY forecasts them like a trading desk with receipts. Every probability has a belief timeline you can rewind: click any data point, see the exact headline that moved it. Chat with LEVY, hand it scenarios ("What if steel hits 60%?"), and watch forecasts shift. It replayed the Canada–U.S. tariff war in full, and grades its own accuracy with Brier scores. Behind it: live MongoDB Atlas data and a conversational AI agent. LEVY doesn't predict the trade war. It shows its work while doing it.
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