Built for traders who
demand institutional rigour.
Agent Debate Protocol
Agents submit independent verdicts. A Trader agent synthesises conflicting views. No signal fires without majority agreement — eliminating single-model hallucination risk.
Live News Intelligence
Headlines from the Reuters, CNBC, Bloomberg, MarketWatch and Yahoo Finance RSS feeds. A Sentiment agent distils market-moving headlines into structured context used by all 9 agents in real-time.
Kelly Criterion Sizing
Half-Kelly position size only when a measured win rate exists for the setup; otherwise the signal says it is not sized rather than guess. Capped at 5% per position. The Risk Manager enforces a 15% portfolio drawdown limit.
Backtest Engine
Backtest the built-in strategies on 1 to 5 years of daily data. View equity curve, Sharpe ratio, max drawdown, and win rate before committing to a live signal.
Professional Trading Terminal
Multi-tab interface: Terminal, Signals, Intel, Portfolio, Agents. Designed for professionals who need all information on one screen with zero context-switching.
Paper Trading Mode
Paper trading through an Alpaca paper account on paid plans, for the US stocks and crypto Alpaca supports. Track live PnL, open positions, win rate, and equity curve — no real capital at risk.
From market data to
tradeable signal in seconds.
A deterministic Python engine: every analyst computes its verdict with fixed, reproducible rules. Specialists without edge or complete feeds abstain rather than guessing.
Market Data Ingestion
Real-time OHLCV feeds for forex, gold and commodities, indices, equities and crypto. Candlestick patterns, order flow indicators, and technical features extracted per instrument on every bar close.
News Intelligence Layer
Headlines from the Reuters, CNBC, Bloomberg, MarketWatch and Yahoo Finance RSS feeds. A dedicated news context service extracts headline sentiment, ticker mentions, and macro event flags — fed into the analyst agents as structured context.
Parallel Analyst Agents
Four specialist agents run concurrently: Fundamental (earnings, valuation), Technical (chart patterns, indicators), Sentiment (news + social flow), and Macro (rates, FX, commodities correlation). Each forms an independent, reproducible verdict in Python — and abstains outright when its inputs are missing, rather than filling the gap with a plausible number. Paid tiers add a Claude reasoning pass over the same verdict.
Risk Manager Review
A dedicated Risk Manager agent audits each analyst verdict. It sizes with half-Kelly only from a measured win rate, validates stop-loss placement, flags correlation with open positions, and enforces the max drawdown rule.
Debate & Consensus
All analyst verdicts feed into a Debate agent that surfaces disagreements, weights each agent's confidence, and runs a structured majority vote. Conflicting signals are flagged — not suppressed — with full reasoning attached.
Trader Agent: Final Signal
The Trader agent synthesises the debate output into a final structured signal: direction, entry, stop, TP1/TP2/TP3, confidence score, Kelly position size, and a plain-English thesis. Signal is persisted, displayed, and ready for execution.
What does 72 / 100 mean?
The large number on each signal is its Consensus Score: the share of the analysts' weighted votes on the signal's side, from 0 to 100. It says how strongly the analysts agree right now. It is not presented as a probability.
Next to it the app shows the historical rate: how often signals in the same 10-point score band reached take-profit 1 before the stop, resolved on real price bars - with the sample size and a 95% interval. When a band has too few resolved signals, it says “not enough historical signals to establish a measured rate” instead of a number.
72 / 100 does not mean a guaranteed 72% chance of profit. The score and the rate are different measurements and are never merged. You decide whether to act, when to enter and exit, which broker to use and how much to risk.
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The Copilot is in open beta. The free plan includes 2 signals a day; the app shows its paid plans.
Trading Copilot is an analysis and decision-support tool. It does not constitute financial advice. All trading signals are generated by a rule-based quantitative engine and should be validated by your own analysis. Paper trading is provided for educational purposes. Trading financial markets carries substantial risk of loss.