Stonk Terminal
Follow the reasoning behind the trade. A research terminal that makes signals, decision rules, and execution controls visible.
Stonk explores how to organize a complex decision process so its reasoning and limits remain inspectable. Market data feeds individual strategy modules, their signals are combined, and proposed actions pass through separate execution controls.
A switchboard of strategies
Each strategy has a defined role. The interface exposes its status and contribution, allowing the operator to inspect the components behind a combined view. Research and learning jobs have recorded progress and bounded execution time.
Archived development screenshot under the earlier SpecForge interface name. Paper-mode figures are shown for interface context, not as verified investment results. The capture includes a development error notification.
Separate a forecast from permission to act
Strategy modules emit forecasts. A separate rules layer evaluates proposed actions against configured limits before a broker adapter can execute them. Operator controls, paper trading, and an audit trail make the sequence visible. The engineering lesson extends beyond trading: a model can contribute to a decision while execution remains subject to explicit rules and human control. Current state: Experimental research and trading software. The architecture and interface are presented as engineering work. Profitability is not established, and configured risk controls do not eliminate market losses. Explore systems development