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AI workflows

Natural-language command help, Ask Gloom, AI screeners, ticker questions, and persistent local agent threads.

Pick the surface

Surface	Open	For
Command assistance	A plain-English request in the command bar	Turning intent into exact commands. Needs a verified account.
Ask Gloom	`ASKG <question>`, or the `Ask Gloom` row in the command bar	Cloud assistant that reads your panes and runs tools. Verified accounts get 20 questions a day, paid Pro 300; the count resets at midnight UTC.
AI screener	`AI <prompt>`	Ticker ideas from an investment theme.
Ask AI tab	Ticker research, then `Ask AI`	Questions with the current ticker as context.
Agent workspace	`AGENT`	Persistent threads that can inspect and operate the app.
Headless	`gloom ai providers`, `gloom ai ask`	Provider checks and one-off prompts. See CLI.

The AI screener, Ask AI tab, AGENT and gloom ai need the BYOK AI plugin (gloom install gloom-sh/gloom-byok-ai), terminal and desktop only.

Command assistance suggests commands for any unrecognised query of three or more characters, in the Ask AI group. Known prefixes run as usual. Without a verified account you see a signup row.

Screen a theme

AI humanoid robot suppliers with improving margins
AI European defense software compounders
AI obesity-drug picks and shovels

You get a reusable tab of candidates with a one-line reason each. Validation checks that symbols resolve; it does not judge the investment. Verify before acting. Pane settings pick the provider and model.

Agent threads

AGENT opens a floating workspace with persistent local threads, each with its own provider, model and conversation. A thread can read state, open panes and change selections. Requests run immediately, with no approval step.

The AI Agent workspace over an AAPL chart — Choose a provider and model when creating a thread.

Scripts and third-party agents driving a running app: Agents and remote control.

Providers

Claude, ChatGPT, the OpenAI API, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, xAI, and OpenRouter. Connect one from the pane settings (PS); sign-in opens in the browser. Key-only providers read their standard API-key environment variable.