Ask the desk
What do you want to know?
A panel of models reads the trade flows, the press and the regulations, then hands you a verdict — not a wall of charts. How it works →
Best on desktop
This view is built for a larger screen — open Ask Leena on desktop to use it. Ask works great on mobile →
The wire
What just happened
Fresh signals across the corpus, tagged to your products.
Best on desktop
The faceted catalog is built for a larger screen — open Ask Leena on desktop to browse it. Ask works great on mobile →
The catalog
Products on the desk
Pick one to assess its lane — Egypt → Europe, or Europe → Egypt.
Best on desktop
The dashboard's charts and ops tables need room — open Ask Leena on a larger screen. Ask works great on mobile →
The board
The state of the desk
Live totals, top trade partners, freshest signals, and collection health.
Top trade partners
Latest signals
What the numbers say
Collection health
Recent collector runs
Data quality & caveats
Want the raw charts & ops tables? The classic dashboard and operations view are still here.
Best on desktop
The coverage tables are wide — open Ask Leena on a larger screen to scan them. Ask works great on mobile →
The intake
What we monitor
Every public source the desk watches — and whether it's flowing.
What this is
An export desk you can talk to.
Ask Leena turns the messy public record of Egypt↔Europe trade — official statistics, the trade press, regulations, shipping, and the day's news — into a straight answer. Ask about any product, in either direction, and a panel of AI analysts reads the evidence and hands you a verdict.
Ask anything
“Is it worth exporting artichokes from Egypt to the Netherlands?” “What are the EU rules for seed potatoes?” Plain language, any product, any lane.
A panel deliberates
Six models with different lenses — a skeptic, a demand analyst, an ops/regulatory analyst, independent open models — debate the evidence, and a chief analyst reconciles them into one read, surfacing where they disagreed.
Grounded, then cited
Every verdict is built on real sources: trade flows, market press, regulations, freight, and live web news — all linked, so you can check the work. No source? It says so, instead of guessing.
How it works
How a question becomes an answer
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You ask
A plain-language question about any product, in either direction — Egypt → Europe or Europe → Egypt.
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The desk gathers evidence
It pulls the matching trade flows, market press, regulations and the day's live news out of the corpus.
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A panel debates
Up to six models — each with a different lens — argue the case for and against, and disagree out loud.
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You get a cited verdict
A chief analyst reconciles the panel into one read, with every claim linked back to its source.
The evidence
What the desk watches
- Official trade statistics
- Bilateral flows, volumes and tariffs from World Bank, WITS and national agencies.
- The trade press
- Market reports, prices, harvest and demand news across produce and inputs.
- Regulations & market access
- EU plant-health, food-safety and certification rules, and the FTAs that govern each lane.
- Freight & weather
- Shipping conditions and export-hub weather that move seasonality and cost.
- Live web news
- The day's headlines, fetched at the moment you ask and folded into the read.
See every source — and whether it's flowing — under Coverage.
Reading the result
How to read a verdict
- Supportive The evidence backs the move.
- Mixed Real upside and real friction — proceed with eyes open.
- Caution The evidence leans against it.
- Insufficient evidence Not enough public signal to call it — and it says so.
Built for Leena Organica — organic produce from the Nile Delta to Europe, and seeds, inputs & ag-tech back to Egypt. Ask Leena is a decision aid built on public sources; it is not financial or legal advice.
Internal · not linked
Ops & observability
LLM spend, usage, errors, and collector health — read live from the ops endpoints.