An Agent with a boss.

Ask in plain words. It reads the market and your accounts through typed tools, shows every call, and hands you anything that would trade.

In the app

Ori, the app’s pearl companion with two dark capsule eyes, on a dark trading desk, with blurred chart light behind.

Ori, the app’s companion, made as an object for this site.

Ask about your own trading.

Five questions it can work through, each with the steps it took and a chart you can explore. They play by themselves; choose one whenever you like.

Agent examples

Example questions

Examples on simulated trades and a labelled model. Nothing here calls a model or places an order.

AgentExample · SIMULATED

Backtest an NQ opening-range breakout over every mix of range length and stop size. Is there a stable area, or one lucky setting?

  1. research.draft{"strategy":"opening-range breakout","target":"2× stop"}Strata draft
  2. research.validate{"grid":"orBars × stopTicks","sessions":60}100 backtests
  3. research.review{"walkForward":"40/20"}choose in sample, test out of sample
  4. artifact.create{"recipe":"parameter-surface"}3D surface

28 of 100 settings made money over 60 simulated sessions. The best, a 75-minute range with a 48-tick stop, made +⁠$2,387; its neighbours averaged +⁠$1,383.

  • Chosen on the first 40 sessions (75 min, 48 ticks: +⁠$1,741), it made +⁠$646 on the last 20.
  • Simulated sessions; a surface describes this sample, not the future.

Net P&L over 60 simulated sessions for each opening-range length and stop size. Hover, tap or use the arrow keys for a cell.

One order, four steps.

Ask, prepare, check, decide, on a simulated account and by the app’s own rules. It plays through once; step through it yourself, confirm or decline, or switch on a grant and watch a covered order go without waiting.

Plain words in, numbers out. Ori calls market.read, a tool you can see, and answers with the figures.

AgentSIMsim-1 · NQ

Ask about the market, your trades or your strategies. Ori reads the same core you do, prepares orders that wait for your confirmation and trades by itself only inside a grant you issue.

SIM A scripted example on this page’s simulated account. Ori’s words follow the app’s local planner rules and every figure comes from the simulated market; no model runs and nothing leaves your browser.

Every tool call is on the page.

Ori has no private window into your accounts. It calls named tools, and each call is printed with what it read. Try the six questions it offers in the app, answered from a simulated account; sizing shows its arithmetic.

HomeAskNeeds youTasksRiskCopyConnectionsActivity
SIM 09:31:00
Local planner (offline) ▾sim-1 · NQ
  • What is NQ doing right now?
  • How am I doing today?
  • Alert me when NQ crosses the session high
  • How many NQ for $300 with a 12 tick stop?
  • Open the order flow page
  • Validate the opening range breakout on NQ

SIM A local simulation on this page: no account, no network, no model.

Or let it trade, inside a grant.

When you are away from the screen, a grant lets the Agent act without asking, only on the account, size and time you chose. On simulated accounts today.

Authority is set per account.

You choose what the Agent may do on each account. Only you can change it. The Agent has no action for it, and the core refuses it from the Agent’s connection.

When an order waits for you, Ori turns, its satellite turns amber, and it nods once. Ori as an object, made for this site.
  1. ObserveReads and navigates only. It can answer, chart and explain; it cannot prepare an order.
  2. AssistMay prepare orders that wait for you. Each one appears under Needs you with Confirm and Decline.
  3. Standing grantYou issue it for one simulated account, a size and a number of minutes. Inside it the Agent trades without asking; every risk check still runs.
  4. Delegate and Full Authority (in progress)Grants the core enforces for longer autonomy on simulated accounts: which instruments and actions, how many trades, a risk cap per trade, a loss budget, a time window, a pause around scheduled news, and a dead-man switch that holds or flattens if the Agent stops answering. The core enforces them today; the controls to issue them in the app are in progress.

Whatever the level, it cannot

  • confirm its own orders,
  • issue or widen grants,
  • change risk limits,
  • trade a live account on its own.

Your model, or none.

Bring a model key and the Agent plans with it; leave it empty and an offline local planner answers the common requests. Keys are kept out of logs. Models and spending has its own page in the Agent module.

The conversations on this page use the offline planner, so what you see is what the app does without any model key.

The Agent Authority page in Ori Charts listing accounts with their level: Assist may prepare orders that wait for you; Observe read and navigate only.
The Authority page: a level for each account, and the standing grant controls.

Research you can reproduce.

Ask for a correlation, a return distribution, a volatility cone or an equity simulation of your own trades, and the Agent makes a research card from the core’s closed bars or your round trips. Each card records its inputs and their hash, reproduces exactly from them, reads out the value under the pointer and exports as CSV or JSON.

Cards say what they are not: descriptive history, not a forecast or proof of an edge.

A research card: return correlation of NQ, ES and YM from simulated one-minute bars, with paired counts and an inputs hash, and a Reproduce from inputs button.
A research card with its inputs hash and the Reproduce control.

What is built, and its limits.

Recordings on this page are the Ori Charts app on a simulated account.

  • Typed toolsIn the app

    The Agent reads markets and accounts through typed tools and shows every call it makes.

  • Authority levels and grantsIn the app

    Per account: observe, or assist with orders that wait for you. A standing grant you issue can let it trade within a size and a time; risk checks still apply.

    The Agent cannot confirm its own orders, issue grants or change risk limits.

  • Trades on its own, inside a grantIn the app

    Issue a grant for a simulated account, a maximum size and a number of minutes, and the Agent may place orders without asking until it ends. Validated strategies can be deployed to a simulation account and trade by themselves. Every risk check still runs, and you can stop either at any time.

    Simulated accounts only. Ori Charts refuses agent autonomy on a live account until live broker routes, safety checks and legal review are complete.

  • Your model, or offlineIn the app

    Plans with a model key you supply, or with an offline local planner if you supply none.

  • Research cardsIn the app

    Correlation heatmaps, return statistics and distributions, volatility cones and equity simulations from your own trades, each reproducible from a hash of its inputs and exportable.

  • Strategy and indicator draftsIn the app

    Drafts strategies and custom indicators that you preview and save; display changes come with a restore point.

  • The island and OriIn the app

    The title bar’s island shows the clock, day P&L, feed health, risk room or the next event, and opens eight views: Home, Ask, Needs you, Tasks, Risk, Copy, Connections and Activity.

Questions

Can the Agent trade without me?

Yes, inside a grant you issue, on simulated accounts: one account, a maximum size and an end time, Delegate and Full Authority grants, with a loss budget and a time window, are enforced by the core; issuing them from the app is in progress. Every risk check still applies, and you can revoke a grant from the island. Without a grant, its orders wait for you. Live accounts are not available for agent autonomy.

Which model does it use?

The one whose key you provide, or an offline local planner if you provide none. Ori Charts does not bundle a cloud model.

Does the website demo call a model or a broker?

No. The films are recordings of the app on a simulated account. Nothing on this site calls a model or a broker.

Can it change my risk limits if I ask it to?

No. Changing limits is not an action the Agent has, and the core refuses it from the Agent’s connection. You change limits yourself in Accounts and risk.

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