Apache-2.0 · v1.0
sovereign-market-brief
A competition project that verifies facts in multilingual Apertus market briefs.
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What it does
- Computes numbered facts and metrics from a local CSV with Python.
- Asks Apertus to write multilingual briefs grounded in those facts.
- Checks numbers, dates, direction and citations, blocking drafts that fail verification.
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Agents & compatibility
Apertus through an OpenAI-compatible endpoint. This is a standalone competition project rather than a general MCP server.
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Get started
- Extract the source and read the root and track_2b documentation.
- For Docker, run make run. The first run separately downloads an approximately 5 GB model and needs the documented memory.
- Alternatively configure an existing Apertus endpoint and use Python with your own date/value CSV.
Run in the extracted project directory. Check the README for prerequisites and platform-specific instructions.
make runCode is Apache-2.0; documentation is CC-BY-4.0. The source ZIP does not include the separately downloaded model or runtime environment.
Sources & scope
The introduction was edited from the public README at the source revision below and checked on 2026-10-21 (Singapore). The download is unmodified public source code, including its original license and attribution. A download check is not a test of every product feature.