Frequently Asked Questions
What is free in Tylee Smart Markets?
The news terminal, market brief, live monitor, system diagnostics, and public report archive browsing are free without registration or credential submission. AI research workflows require BYOK credentials or guest capacity because they call external LLM and market-data APIs.
What does BYOK mean?
BYOK stands for Bring Your Own Key. Your API credentials are stored in your browser's local vault and forwarded only when the selected research workflow needs that provider. You control your credentials and pay providers directly.
What is guest mode?
Guest compact mode allows you to preview research workflows without providing your own LLM API credentials when limited shared capacity is enabled. You get smaller prompts, tighter rate limits, and lower depth compared to BYOK modes.
What is the difference between Guest compact, BYOK Short Form, and BYOK Long Form?
Guest compact is the no-key preview path. BYOK Short Form is the default with saved provider keys and uses a smaller prompt to reduce time and quota use. BYOK Long Form uses your selected key with the full prompt, so it is deeper but can take longer and consume more provider quota.
Why does TSM split free and paid features?
News aggregation, monitoring, and public archive browsing are inexpensive to run at scale, so they stay free. AI-driven research calls external providers with real usage costs. The BYOK model means those costs stay with you, not with TSM.
What are the three research lanes?
Digital Asset Trader is the short-term TTMA eight-domain workflow for crypto and digital assets. TradFi Research is the long-form institutional workflow for equities, indices, commodities, macro, and cross-asset analysis. Digital Assets Research is the long-form institutional workflow for crypto/token fundamentals, liquidity, derivatives, regulation, custody, and adoption.
Which providers are supported for research?
Digital Asset Trader supports Groq, Gemini, OpenRouter, and Zo. TradFi Research and Digital Assets Research support Gemini, Groq, OpenRouter, and Zo. Market-data enrichment can use Finnhub, Alpha Vantage, Polygon, CoinMarketCap, FRED, and related provider keys.
Which data sources does TSM aggregate?
TSM aggregates headlines from over 20 premium publishers including the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, Bloomberg, Reuters, CNBC, MarketWatch, Seeking Alpha, Politico, The Guardian, BBC, Al Jazeera, CoinDesk, and other regional publishers. It also integrates live signals from Bloomberg terminals, CNBC, NOAA weather, USGS earthquakes, GDELT geopolitics, WHO health alerts, and Polymarket odds.
Can I export data from TSM?
Yes. TSM provides machine-readable data export through its public API at https://tyl.ee/api. Research reports can be saved as Markdown, exported as PDF, printed, emailed, reopened from the archive, and marked Best Of when appropriate.
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