A voice at the table.
Medusa sits in your investment committee. It listens, answers on your book, and logs what you decide.
Saltmarsh Capital is a fictional fund. Every number shown is from our demo book, as of 7 August 2026.
Ask out loud, in your own shorthand: "How do our exposures change if we add 50 bps to Airbnb? Do we break any limits?" No typing, no dashboard, no vendor dialect.
Answered on your definitions, your limits and your overrides. The written answer and its sources appear on the room's screen, and every exchange is on the record, like everything else Medusa says.
It advises. The committee decides, and logs it. Pre-trade what-ifs in the meeting, with the same audit trail underneath. A decision is confirmed with a click; nothing executes.
Outside the meeting, the same Medusa is on your phone and in Teams, Slack or Bloomberg chat, on the same book.
To answer in your team's shorthand, AI has to understand your book. That is what Medusa does first. The voice is how it joins the room.
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Your team shares analyses in Medusa, with every number's source and who asked. In the committee, that shared record has a voice, and every decision is logged with its reasons.