First run only. The setup token is in the server's environment
(NN_SETUP_TOKEN); ask whoever installed the box.
Ten wrong passwords lock this address out for four hours.
Private console. Every action taken here is recorded on the Activity tab.
Deposits and withdrawals are not recorded apart: one shows in these changes as a gain or a loss.
No holdings record yet: the scanner writes one a minute once it holds a fresh balance from every venue.
Cash is each venue's dollar balances at face. Inventory is every other coin or asset the venue holds, at that venue's own mid price. Positions are what the book holds that no balance counts: prediction contracts at what they cost, stocks and ETFs at the book's mid price when the record has one, else at cost. An asset nothing could price is listed under Unpriced and left out of the total, never guessed. Holdings change is the total now against the total at the start of the window. Our fills banked is what our own trades did to cash over the same span: sold minus bought minus fees, the same arithmetic as Cash banked on Overview. The two are not the same thing and their difference is not a figure: a purchase leaves cash in full but stays in the holdings at cost or at market price while it is held. Deposits and withdrawals are not recorded. On the 1 day chart the line is the last 24 hours and the dashed line is the total at 00:00 UTC, the Today figure's start.
Each item carries three stamps: Published is the publisher's own time, Read lag is how long after it this platform first read the item, and Price at read is the Universe price of every instrument it names at that read (the board, or the wide row for a stock or ETF Benzinga names that is not on the board); nothing trades on it.
Measurement P8: what a call or put on each equity or ETF trend call would have cost and paid, recorded from Alpaca's indicative option quotes at the close. Nothing here trades.
Connecting.
Click a square for its figures.
The manager is the scanner's tick and the analysts are its detectors, read from the scanner's last heartbeat. Priced is how many candidates the analyst priced on that tick, Best this tick is the candidate that came closest without clearing fees, with its own figures, and Found is what it emitted. Reviewer is the risk engine's recorded verdict on the analyst's newest opportunity in the last 24 h. The trend analysts chart each square's daily bars with point and figure and record a call on every change of signal; they trade nothing. The first line quotes the desk analyst's newest brief, as on the Overview tab; every other line is a number an analyst computed or a verdict the ledger recorded; nothing here is narrated or estimated.
Scored on cash banked per UTC day, the same figure as the chart below. Today counts as it stands and is settled at 00:00 UTC.
Cash banked, added up day by day. Point at the line for the day's figure.
Proposals only. The desk applies nothing; change a setting on the Settings tab if you agree.
Stopping blocks new orders from the scanner's next tick, about a second away. It does not close positions that are already open.
Flatten appears only once trading is stopped, so stop first: closing positions while the scanner is still opening them is a race. It closes every open paper position at market. Anything still open afterwards is an ordinary outcome rather than a failure, because the book may not have held the whole size; press it again until it reports 0 still open.
One bar per UTC day in the window. Point at a bar to read it, click to pin it; the line under each chart shows the pinned day. Show the numbers opens the same figures as a table.
What each day's fills moved.
Every episode the detectors found, and how many of them this account could have traded.
Every bot in the window, most episodes first.
Ten wrong passwords inside an hour lock that address out for four hours. A lock does not clear when the right password is entered.
One bot per strategy, ranked by realized result in this window. Badges are earned in the window and read straight from the ledger. The scoreboard changes trading only when Bot policy is set to enforce. Stopping, limits and venues stay on Status and Settings.
Every point the team earned or lost in the window, newest first. Today counts as it stands and is settled at 00:00 UTC.
What each ruling does to a bot's orders. Applied by the scanner at start and at 00:00 UTC.
Reads the database every 5 seconds while this tab is open. The scanner writes each tick and each decision as it happens, so the page is at most a few seconds behind it. Venue error text stays in the scanner's log; counts are here.
Live path: loading.
Prove the live path buys one Kalshi YES contract at the ask and sells it back at the bid through the real live engine with every gate intact: the live gate, the venue and strategy allowlists (set in the environment only), the kill switch, the risk engine's one-contract shape lock, the order rows, the fills and the ledger. It is not a strategy and finds no edge; it proves the order path works, at most 0.07 USD a press (the spread, one cent of slip and both fees, checked per market before the buy), one press an hour. If the sell-back cannot fill at or above that floor, the one contract is held to settlement, which may be up to 30 days away; if the scanner cannot account for it, trading halts and the kill switch engages for you to review.
One row per venue, judged from the tick rows it writes. Stream and Restarts are the scanner's own report on each websocket; a dash means no report (poll mode or an older scanner). Closed means the venue's own clock says its market is shut, so no prices are expected until it opens.
The paper maker's fills on Kalshi since 00:00 UTC today, one row per series, from the ledger only. Quoting means a quoter fill in the last 5 minutes. Pnl is cash, not marked to market: an open long reads as money out until its market resolves, and a market shared with another bot settles into this pnl in full. Legs today counts fill rows: the quoter writes one row per leg, so a bid that closes a NO position and opens a YES one counts as two. Open is net YES minus net NO from today's fills, and a dash means today's fills cannot establish it, for example after a sale of contracts bought before 00:00 UTC; positions opened before 00:00 UTC and still held are not seen.
The newest 100 detections, newest first. The Window sets the bot figures, not the feed. Reason is the risk engine's answer or what execution said. Size is the size the risk engine judged, or the detector's maximum before a decision.
Every fill and every order the platform recorded, newest first, read straight from the database. While Mode on Overview says paper or running as paper, a fill here is the fill model's estimate: no order reached a venue and no money moved.
Read-only, straight from the database. While Mode on Overview says paper or running as paper, every figure here is the fill model's estimate of what the orders would have done: no order reached a venue and no money moved.
How to read it: episode counts in rows detected before 2026-09-10 are inflated by Bitstamp's old polling cadence (ANA-803). Paper results from fills before 2026-09-29 are artifact-dominated (ANA-1309). A realized figure is a verdict only once open is 0.
Every action taken on this page, newest first. Values are never recorded, only which settings were saved.
Credentials and risk limits. Changes take effect on the next scanner restart, which happens by itself within 15 seconds.
Stored values are never shown. Type a new value to replace one, or tick Clear to remove it.
Kalshi shows the private key once, when the key is created, and defaults new keys to Ed25519. Choose RSA: this page accepts only an RSA private key.
Paper-account keys start with PK, live-account keys with AK, and each pair works only against its own endpoint. Untick this for live-account keys. This only selects the account the platform reads; sending orders still needs the server-side live gate.
Ingest address of your Sentry project; alerts are configured in Sentry.
US dollars, except the edge floor which is basis points.
Values shown are what the scanner is running with now; save to change them.
Each field shows the range it accepts. These are interim ceilings set 2026-09-07 pending your own numbers; a value outside the range is refused, not saved.
0 to 1000. The most one trade may put at risk.
0 to 5000. The most every open position may add up to.
0 to 1000. Realized loss in a day that stops the scanner.
1 to 1000. Edge after fees below which an opportunity is ignored.
0 to 3. A set of several legs is refused (unwind_cost_exceeds_edge) when its net edge is below the cost of one missed leg sold back at market, times this. 1 means the edge must pay for that one miss; 0 turns the check off; above 1 demands a cushion.
Fractions apply to real money on the venues. With an unfunded account, fractional mode sizes every trade to zero; unknown equity falls back to the fixed amounts above.
What the scoreboard's rulings do to each bot's trading. Off does nothing. Advise computes the rulings and shows them on the Bots tab without acting. Enforce lets the scoreboard refuse orders: a benched bot is refused, a throttled bot trades at a fraction of the per-trade cap. Rulings are judged over a fixed days and never raise a limit.
1 to 100. A bot closed in the red is benched only after this many attempts in the window.
0 to 1. Share of max notional per trade a throttled bot may use while the account is on probation.
Overrides pin one bot by hand: Auto follows the rulings, Bench stops it, Full keeps it at the ordinary cap.
The fill model the paper engine prices simulated fills with. It has no effect on live orders. Same interim ceilings, set 2026-09-07.
0 to 100. Added to the book price against you on every simulated fill.
0 to 1. Share of what the book offers that a simulated order gets; 1 takes all of it.
0 to 10000. Delay between the decision and the book the simulated fill is priced against.
An analyst model reads this console's own record (the readout, the monitor, the fills and orders, these settings) and writes you a plain-English brief: what each bot did, why it did not trade, and which settings it would change and why. It applies nothing; you do, here. Off until a key is saved. Each run's token count is shown with the brief, so its cost is on the page.
From console.anthropic.com. Stored encrypted like every other key here and never shown again. Clearing it turns the desk off.
Optional. The desk finds the workspace itself for a key that spans workspaces; set this only to pin a specific one. Starts with wrkspc_.
Opus is the most capable and the default; Sonnet and Haiku cost less per brief.
0 to 168. 0 means no scheduled brief; the Desk section's button still runs one on request.
The trend executor buys a crypto symbol the day after a trend analyst's buy call and sells it three days later. Every other limit on this page still applies.
1 to 1000. What one entry may spend.
1 to 50. A due call is skipped while this many are held.
0 to 10000. 0 (default) leaves the check off. A value above 0 refuses an entry whose taker round trip, at the venue's reported fee, is at least this many bps of the entry. At the account's tiers on 2026-10-23 a round trip is 160 bps on Kraken and 180 on Coinbase, so 1 to 160 refuses every entry.
0 to 500. How far beyond the touched price the IOC limit is sent (above the ask on a buy, below the bid on a sell) so a quote that ticks away still fills; the fill is never worse than the market at arrival. 0 sends the exact touch, which left two of six entries unfilled on 2026-10-24.
1 to 10. An entry cancelled unfilled at the venue is re-priced and sent again on a later pass, up to this many times in its day; a filled or refused entry consumes the call at once.
The momentum-cross executor buys a Kalshi college football side once its price has gone from 45 cents or under to 51 or over inside 30 minutes, one entry per game, and holds it to settlement; it never sells. It sends live only when armed on the droplet. Every other limit on this page still applies.
1 to 1000. What one entry may spend at its limit.
1 to 50. A new cross is skipped while this many are held; a settled game frees its slot.
1 to 20. A cross on a wider book is not taken: a wide book is a game not in play yet.
0 to 10. How far above the ask the IOC limit is sent so a quote that ticks away still fills; the fill is never worse than the market at arrival. 0 sends at the ask.
Only ticked venues are scanned.
Checks each saved venue: it connects with the stored keys and asks for balances. A venue ticked above but not yet saved is not checked, so press Save first if you have just changed the ticks. Read-only: it never places an order.