Personas from books and letters, not gossip

Each master agent is a methodology card: voice, hard rules, never-says, what they look at, and what kills a thesis. The sources are ordered: their books, shareholder letters, public talks, then a Wikipedia extract as a cold-start seed.

We do not use second-hand social threads, tip groups, or unverified quote images. Those become hallucinated personas. They do not go in.

On a report, the persona only sees filings and its own card. It cannot borrow another master’s conclusion. If SEC facts are missing, the seat stays inconclusive rather than inventing numbers.

Simulated personas are unaffiliated with the people. The rules come from public text. That is the whole claim.