A sales page is written by the seller. A trade record is written by the market. AlgoCheck exists so the second one gets read before the money moves, and since this week it answers inside the assistant you already have open. Ask about the EA the way you would ask a colleague, the product name is enough, and the review comes back.
Every answer opens with the identity: what the product is, who publishes it, what it costs, on which platform it runs, and the safety facts we recorded for it, including how many dirty tricks the review found. Where a live signal belongs to the product, its status rides along, and so does the day it stopped. The link to the full report is in every answer, keyless included.
The Pro membership opens the review itself: the verdict in one line, the red flags we found, and the figures taken from the tracked trades. VIP places each figure among all published reviews with its rank and its band, so a number arrives as a position in the field. One review is open in full to everyone, so the whole depth is there to look at before you decide about a membership.
The Market grows faster than any review desk. Where a product is still waiting for its review, the answer says so plainly and hands over the request link, and the request lands on our list.
Setup stays where it was. The endpoint at stein.investments/mcp is the one the other three tools already use, so a connected assistant simply has a fourth tool. Your MCP key lives in your profile under MCP Access and comes with the Pro and VIP memberships.
Every review describes what a product did in the period its report names, and for that period alone. The purchase decision stays with you.