Ask a question about the CMP 170HX and get a short answer written from the wiki's own pages, with each claim numbered to the page it came from. Read those pages before you flash, solder or buy anything.
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Your question is matched against the wiki's own pages and news posts. The six closest passages go to a language model running on the lab's server, which writes a short answer from those passages only and numbers each claim to the passage it came from. The passages are listed under the answer; open them before you act on anything, and check the status each page gives (Proven, Reported, Theory, Contested or Warning).
Answers come from the wiki's pages and can be wrong; the linked pages are the record. When the pages do not cover a question, the answer says so. Answers are kept for a day, so a repeated question gets the same answer without running the model again; the service logs a hash of each question, not the question or your address. There is a limit of 10 questions an hour.
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