Ask the lot anything. It answers from the photos.

Once a lot is analysed, the chat starts with everything the analysis used: the photos, the listing fields, the repair plan, the risk flags and the MOT and DVLA data. There is nothing to paste in and nothing to explain first.

Ask “is the frame bent?” or “why MAYBE and not BUY?” and you get an answer about this car, not cars in general.

Answers cite the photo they looked at, the listing field they read, the MOT advisory they used or the analysis section they drew from. Click the citation and you land on the evidence.

When the photos cannot settle a question, it says so, and says what would: no engine bay photo means engine condition is a bet, not a read.

The chat can pull a specific photo again and study it at full size mid-conversation, using your own signed-in browser session. The photo is used for that answer and not kept.

“What if I bid £3,500?” recalculates your total cost, margin and verdict with the same max bid maths used on the main panel. Change your transport miles or drop a part from the repair plan and the answer moves with it.

A what-if never triggers a new analysis, so it costs nothing and comes back in a moment. The verdict is calculated from the analysis and your settings, so “explain this verdict” gives you the actual factors that pushed the lot one way.

• Is the rear damage repairable, and what is the worst case?
• What should I check at preview day on this one?
• Walk me through the front end repair.
• What does the MOT record say about mileage?
• Would this still work at a 20% margin?

Your target margin, transport budget and the title types you avoid are known to the chat without restating them. If Cat S is a deal breaker for you, it will not talk you into one.

A thread stays with its lot. When the auction ends the analysis is removed shortly afterwards, and the thread becomes read-only: you keep the conversation, but new questions can no longer be answered against the lot.

If you re-analyse mid-thread because photos were added or the notes changed, the chat carries on with the new context and marks the point where it changed.