Intel Cards

An Intel card is the atomic unit of Rocket Intelligence. It is not an alert, not a notification, and not a raw data point. It is a structured read that connects signals into meaning: what happened, what it means, and why it matters to you specifically. Intel cards appear everywhere in the product: your For You feed, the Following feed, Watchlist detail views, and company pillar views.

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Card anatomy

Every Intel card contains these elements from top to bottom:

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Magnitude

Magnitude tells you how much a card matters relative to your priorities. There are exactly three levels: Magnitude is personalized. The same underlying signal may be High for one user and Medium for another depending on their role, lens, and followed companies.

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Expanded view

Clicking on an Intel card expands it to reveal deeper analysis: The expanded view includes:

• “What this means for you”: a personalized implication connecting the signal to your specific role and business context
• “What could make this wrong”: alternative explanations or caveats worth considering before acting
• View pillars button: opens the full pillar navigation for that company so you can investigate further

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What every card includes

Every Intel card gives you full depth:

• Headline summarizing what happened
• What it means: interpretation of the underlying signals
• Why it matters: the business implication for you
• Magnitude: High, Medium, or Low significance rating
• Evidence: the specific signals that contributed
• Trail: full sources, methodology, and reasoning chain
• Confidence score: how strongly the evidence supports the interpretation
• Counter-narrative: alternative explanations worth considering
• Connected signals: related Intel from other pillars or companies

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How cards are ranked

Intel cards in your feed are not shown in chronological order. They are ranked by a combination of factors:

1. Magnitude: High-magnitude Intel surfaces first
2. Your pins: pinned companies get priority positioning
3. Your lens: the reason you watch each company weights which signals matter more
4. Your role: from your profile, used to prioritize relevant signal types
5. Recency: more recent Intel ranks higher when other factors are equal

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Interacting with cards

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What Intel cards are not

Intel cards are deliberately different from what other tools produce:

• Not alerts. An alert fires when a threshold is crossed. Intel interprets what the crossing means.
• Not notifications. A notification tells you something happened. Intel tells you what it means for your business.
• Not raw data. A data point is one number. Intel connects multiple data points across pillars into a coherent read.

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