AI agents

Every account gets its own AI agent. Yours knows your book.

Not a chatbot bolted onto a dashboard. A per-workspace agent with its own scoped credential, reading the same data your screens do, in the chat you already live in — Discord or Telegram.

Discord Telegram Claude & MCP Never places an order
Try asking your agent
"What's my exposure to semis if CPI prints hot tomorrow?""Which provider is bleeding this month?""Why did idea 8320 stop out?""Run the morning check."
The Akasha agent — a friendly robot with a gold antenna and a cyan visor
Akasha · strategy agent #desk● live · read-only
Morning check — anything I should know before the open?
Regime: 11/18 caution; VIX 16.5, MOVE 99. CPI tomorrow 08:30 — G10 blocks entries 06:30–10:30 and the caution multiplier sizes to 0.5× today.
Book: 4 open, net long $38.2k. NVDA 0DTE call is 8% from its premium stop; trail armed at TP1.
Providers: delta_desk is 5 signals from its 10% monthly breaker; harbor_stocks has 3 unmatched updates. Want the disposition queue?
Which providers are actually earning their allocation this month?
Ranked on closed executions, clustered by signal:
apex_signals+4.1RPF 1.9 · n=14
delta_desk+1.2RPF 1.1 · n=22
northstar_options−6.3RPF 0.5 · n=19
northstar_options is below the production tier's expectancy floor. I can draft the move to provisional for you to approve — I don't change routing myself.
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Reads your whole workspacePositions, closed P&L, R, signal imports, provider performance, scanner rows, desk sessions, market regime, macro calendar, news and research — the same 240+ endpoints your UI uses, via MCP.
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Strategizes with you in real timeMorning brief, exposure check, provider ranking, trade review, scenario — answered from live data with the numbers and the audit trail to back them.
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Reads and prepares. Never trades.The permission ceiling is enforced server-side, not by a prompt: it cannot place an order, arm an entry monitor, change routing or touch broker credentials. Every call it makes is logged against its own token.
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Lives where you doDiscord and Telegram, with roles — analytics, strategy, ops, concierge — provisioned per workspace and listed on one registry so you always know which agent holds which credential.
morning_market_checkdesk_session_opentrade_reviewprovider_rankingexposure_by_underlying

Ready-made prompts ship with the MCP server. Example conversations are illustrative.

Models

Pick the model. Hosted, or private to you.

The included agent runs on a frontier hosted model through a gateway that keeps your workspace credential server-side. Desk and Allocator plans can move the agent onto a private deployment of an open-weight model, so nothing about your book leaves infrastructure you approve.

Included · every plan

Hosted frontier models

Routed through our gateway with per-workspace spend limits and full tracing. Switch models without changing anything about the agent's access.

Claude GPTGPT Gemini Mistral
Desk & Allocator

Private-deployment options

Open-weight models served from a tenancy you control — our managed cluster, your cloud account, or on-prem — fine-tuned on your fills, providers and playbooks.

DeepSeek Kimi MiniMax GLMGLM Qwen Llama Mistral Ollama self-hosted Hugging Face open weights

Model names and marks belong to their owners and indicate compatibility, not endorsement. Availability of a given model on a private deployment is confirmed when we scope the build.

Desk & Allocator

Custom private-model agents, built on your book.

Beyond the included agent: we develop agents on a private model deployment trained and tuned on your workspace — your fills and outcomes, your providers, your risk settings, your research — with your own playbooks and reporting formats.

  • Your data never trains a shared model.
  • Same no-execution ceiling, unless you grant a narrower, audited write group.
  • Scoped on a call; typical build 2–4 weeks; from $299 per agent per month plus a one-time build.

What a private agent typically owns

  • A morning brief in your format, posted before the open
  • Provider reviews on your criteria, with the move drafted for approval
  • Scenario work on your book: "what if we halve options risk on CPI days?"
  • Post-mortems on every stop-out, with the slippage decomposed
  • Weekly allocator reports across every workspace you oversee
FAQ

About the agents.

Can the agent place trades?

Not by default, and not by prompt — by permission. Every workspace agent runs under a server-side ceiling that cannot place an order, arm an entry monitor, change routing or touch credentials. If a desk wants an agent to act, a human grants a narrow, audited write group.

What does it read?

Everything the workspace can see through the documented API: positions, P&L, trade ideas and their event timelines, signal imports, provider performance, scanner and desk rows, market regime, macro calendar, news and research. It reaches exactly what its token reaches.

Where does it live?

In your Discord or Telegram today, with per-workspace roles. Bring your own agent (Claude, Hermes or your own) over MCP with the same ceiling.

How is a private-model agent different?

It runs on a private model deployment trained and tuned on your workspace's data and playbooks. Your data never trains a shared model. It is scoped on a call and billed as an add-on on Desk and Allocator.

The Akasha agent — a friendly robot with a gold antenna and a cyan visor
Get started

Run your book like a desk.
Your agent is already waiting.

Connect a broker on paper, point a signal room at it, and ask your agent for the morning check.