Antitrust & Competition

Merger filings and conduct investigations are process-scrutiny environments: what was reviewed, when, and by whom becomes part of the record. When agents run market-definition research, precedent sweeps, or internal document review for a filing, CueCrux makes the process itself evidentiary. Every retrieval mints a signed, timestamped receipt, so the diligence narrative is backed by a replayable trail rather than a memo written after the fact.

Deal-sensitive material has a short list of acceptable places to live, and a vendor's cloud is rarely on it. The Crux Daemon runs locally on your own hardware, CPU-only, with no account required, so clean-team and privileged workflows keep their perimeter. Evidence packs export as .cruxpack bundles that external counsel, economists, or a counterparty's advisers verify offline.

Attribution and gates round out the control story: passports tie every action to an identity and trust tier, and filing-bound outputs route through human approval recorded as a signed fact. For competition teams, the net effect is agent-scale research throughput with a paper trail a tribunal would recognise.