opentradex 0.1.1 → 0.1.3

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "opentradex",
-  "version": "0.1.1",
+  "version": "0.1.3",
   "description": "OpenTradex CLI, onboarding flow, and market-rail toolkit for AI-assisted trading workflows.",
   "type": "module",
   "bin": {

package/web/next-env.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+/// <reference types="next" />
+/// <reference types="next/image-types/global" />
+import "./.next/types/routes.d.ts";
+
+// NOTE: This file should not be edited
+// see https://nextjs.org/docs/app/api-reference/config/typescript for more information.

package/web/.playwright-cli/page-2026-04-05T08-03-12-564Z.yml

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-            - generic [ref=e26]:
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-          - generic [ref=e41]:
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-                - paragraph [ref=e44]: Macro pulse
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-              - generic [ref=e48]:
-                - generic [ref=e49]:
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-            - generic [ref=e96]:
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-                - listitem [ref=e106]:
-                  - generic [ref=e108]: Add Apify and social/news integrations only when you want them
-                - listitem [ref=e109]:
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-      - generic [ref=e118]: Welcome to OpenTradex
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-      - generic [ref=e121]: Contributors welcome
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-      - generic [ref=e123]: You control keys and risk
-      - generic [ref=e124]: AI needs rails, not promises
-      - generic [ref=e125]: Operator review matters
-      - generic [ref=e126]: Fully your responsibility
-      - generic [ref=e127]: Welcome to OpenTradex
-      - generic [ref=e128]: Our implementation. Your strategy.
-      - generic [ref=e129]: Open source
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-      - generic [ref=e132]: You control keys and risk
-      - generic [ref=e133]: AI needs rails, not promises
-      - generic [ref=e134]: Operator review matters
-      - generic [ref=e135]: Fully your responsibility
-    - generic [ref=e136]:
-      - generic [ref=e137]:
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-        - generic [ref=e142]:
-          - article [ref=e143]:
-            - paragraph [ref=e144]: "01"
-            - heading "Welcome to OpenTradex" [level=4] [ref=e145]
-            - paragraph [ref=e146]: Start with a guided onboarding flow that sets up your workspace, writes grouped environment variables, and explains what each trading rail is for.
-          - article [ref=e147]:
-            - paragraph [ref=e148]: "02"
-            - heading "Choose Your Runtime" [level=4] [ref=e149]
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-          - article [ref=e151]:
-            - paragraph [ref=e152]: "03"
-            - heading "Choose Your Markets" [level=4] [ref=e153]
-            - paragraph [ref=e154]: Select a primary market rail, then enable extra rails like Polymarket or TradingView for cross-market discovery and watchlist context.
-          - article [ref=e155]:
-            - paragraph [ref=e156]: "04"
-            - heading "Plug In Data APIs" [level=4] [ref=e157]
-            - paragraph [ref=e158]: Turn on Apify, RSS, and social feeds only when you need them. The setup keeps integrations optional and the operator remains in control.
-        - generic [ref=e159]:
-          - generic [ref=e160]:
-            - paragraph [ref=e161]: Install tracks
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-              - generic [ref=e164]:
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-                - paragraph [ref=e180]: curl
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-              - listitem [ref=e188]:
-                - generic [ref=e190]: Choose a primary market rail and add extra rails like Polymarket or TradingView.
-              - listitem [ref=e191]:
-                - generic [ref=e193]: Keep Apify and social/news integrations optional until you actually want them.
-              - listitem [ref=e194]:
-                - generic [ref=e196]: Route live execution through the supported rail while using other rails for context and discovery.
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-      - generic [ref=e198]:
-        - paragraph [ref=e199]: Launch and verify
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-        - paragraph [ref=e201]: If you want to inspect the live website, onboard the CLI, or probe the public routes from Windows, the commands are below. This is still implementation infrastructure only; it does not make trade decisions safe or guaranteed.
-      - generic [ref=e202]:
-        - generic [ref=e203]:
-          - generic [ref=e204]:
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-            - generic [ref=e206]:
-              - link "Live site https://opentradex.vercel.app" [ref=e207] [cursor=pointer]:
-                - /url: https://opentradex.vercel.app
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-                - /url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/opentradex
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-                - paragraph [ref=e218]: https://opentradex.vercel.app/install.sh
-              - link "GitHub https://github.com/deonmenezes/open-trademaxxxing" [ref=e219] [cursor=pointer]:
-                - /url: https://github.com/deonmenezes/open-trademaxxxing
-                - paragraph [ref=e220]: GitHub
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-          - paragraph [ref=e237]:
-            - text: Use
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-        - article [ref=e260]:
-          - paragraph [ref=e261]: Live execution rail
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-        - article [ref=e264]:
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-          - paragraph [ref=e273]: Broker profiles
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-      - generic [ref=e277]:
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-        - paragraph [ref=e280]: OpenTradex is built for builders who want their agents to observe data, synthesize context, and route decisions into a dashboard or execution wrapper. We publish the implementation and the tooling. You own the actual trading behavior.
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-          - paragraph [ref=e283]: "01"
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-          - paragraph [ref=e287]: "02"
-          - heading "Decision Surface" [level=4] [ref=e288]
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-        - article [ref=e290]:
-          - paragraph [ref=e291]: "03"
-          - heading "Execution Wrapper" [level=4] [ref=e292]
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-      - generic [ref=e296]:
-        - paragraph [ref=e297]: Plain-language disclaimer
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-        - generic [ref=e301]:
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-            - listitem [ref=e322]:
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-          - /url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/opentradex
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-          - /url: https://github.com/deonmenezes/open-trademaxxxing
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-        - link "Operate Open dashboard Use the built-in dashboard route for the live terminal, scanner, and news stream." [ref=e342] [cursor=pointer]:
-          - /url: /dashboard
-          - generic [ref=e343]:
-            - paragraph [ref=e344]: Operate
-            - paragraph [ref=e345]: Open dashboard
-            - paragraph [ref=e346]: Use the built-in dashboard route for the live terminal, scanner, and news stream.
-  - alert [ref=e347]

package/web/.playwright-cli/page-2026-04-05T08-07-03-122Z.yml

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-- generic [active] [ref=e1]:
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-      - generic [ref=e4]:
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-            - /url: "#rails"
-          - link "Implementation" [ref=e14] [cursor=pointer]:
-            - /url: "#implementation"
-          - link "Responsibility" [ref=e15] [cursor=pointer]:
-            - /url: "#responsibility"
-          - link "Open Source" [ref=e16] [cursor=pointer]:
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-        - generic [ref=e18]:
-          - generic [ref=e19]: Welcome to OpenTradex
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-          - paragraph [ref=e21]: OpenTradex is an open-source trading implementation layer for builders who want a guided onboarding flow, configurable market rails, optional data APIs, and a live dashboard without surrendering strategy ownership. We make the wiring easier. You still own the prompts, markets, risk, and every order.
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-            - link "Start onboarding" [ref=e23] [cursor=pointer]:
-              - /url: "#onboard"
-            - link "Open live dashboard" [ref=e24] [cursor=pointer]:
-              - /url: /dashboard
-          - generic [ref=e25]:
-            - generic [ref=e26]:
-              - paragraph [ref=e27]: Pick your runtime
-              - paragraph [ref=e28]: Claude, provider profiles, and future adapters
-            - generic [ref=e29]:
-              - paragraph [ref=e30]: Choose your rails
-              - paragraph [ref=e31]: Kalshi, Polymarket, TradingView, brokers
-            - generic [ref=e32]:
-              - paragraph [ref=e33]: Your strategy
-              - paragraph [ref=e34]: Your keys, your rules, your responsibility
-          - generic [ref=e35]:
-            - paragraph [ref=e36]: Responsibility notice
-            - paragraph [ref=e37]: Implementation only. Not financial advice. Not a signal service. Not a guarantee that trades are correct. OpenTradex helps wire tools, data, prompts, and execution paths together; you are fully responsible for every position, strategy, and order.
-        - generic [ref=e40]:
-          - generic [ref=e41]:
-            - generic [ref=e42]:
-              - generic [ref=e43]:
-                - paragraph [ref=e44]: Macro pulse
-                - heading "Event repricing monitor" [level=3] [ref=e45]
-              - generic [ref=e46]: live rails
-            - generic [ref=e47]:
-              - generic [ref=e48]:
-                - generic [ref=e49]:
-                  - paragraph [ref=e50]: +18.4%
-                  - paragraph [ref=e51]: Signal intensity after macro event ingestion
-                - generic [ref=e52]:
-                  - paragraph [ref=e53]: volatility
-                  - paragraph [ref=e54]: elevated
-              - img [ref=e55]
-          - generic [ref=e60]:
-            - generic [ref=e61]:
-              - paragraph [ref=e62]: Orderbook shape
-              - heading "Synthetic candlestick field" [level=3] [ref=e63]
-            - generic [ref=e96]:
-              - paragraph [ref=e97]: What the AI needs
-              - heading "Implementation checklist" [level=3] [ref=e98]
-              - list [ref=e99]:
-                - listitem [ref=e100]:
-                  - generic [ref=e102]: Choose an agent runtime and keep your strategy ownership
-                - listitem [ref=e103]:
-                  - generic [ref=e105]: Select Kalshi, Polymarket, TradingView, Robinhood, or Groww rails
-                - listitem [ref=e106]:
-                  - generic [ref=e108]: Add Apify and social/news integrations only when you want them
-                - listitem [ref=e109]:
-                  - generic [ref=e111]: Risk rules, bankroll, and execution limits
-                - listitem [ref=e112]:
-                  - generic [ref=e114]: A human operator who owns every trade decision
-    - generic [ref=e117]:
-      - generic [ref=e118]: Welcome to OpenTradex
-      - generic [ref=e119]: Our implementation. Your strategy.
-      - generic [ref=e120]: Open source
-      - generic [ref=e121]: Contributors welcome
-      - generic [ref=e122]: No guaranteed trades
-      - generic [ref=e123]: You control keys and risk
-      - generic [ref=e124]: AI needs rails, not promises
-      - generic [ref=e125]: Operator review matters
-      - generic [ref=e126]: Fully your responsibility
-      - generic [ref=e127]: Welcome to OpenTradex
-      - generic [ref=e128]: Our implementation. Your strategy.
-      - generic [ref=e129]: Open source
-      - generic [ref=e130]: Contributors welcome
-      - generic [ref=e131]: No guaranteed trades
-      - generic [ref=e132]: You control keys and risk
-      - generic [ref=e133]: AI needs rails, not promises
-      - generic [ref=e134]: Operator review matters
-      - generic [ref=e135]: Fully your responsibility
-    - generic [ref=e136]:
-      - generic [ref=e137]:
-        - paragraph [ref=e138]: Onboarding flow
-        - heading "OpenClaw-style setup for trading workflows." [level=3] [ref=e139]
-        - paragraph [ref=e140]: "The first-run experience is built around a guided OpenTradex profile: welcome screen, runtime choice, market rails, optional data integrations, and a ready-to-edit env file."
-      - generic [ref=e141]:
-        - generic [ref=e142]:
-          - article [ref=e143]:
-            - paragraph [ref=e144]: "01"
-            - heading "Welcome to OpenTradex" [level=4] [ref=e145]
-            - paragraph [ref=e146]: Start with a guided onboarding flow that sets up your workspace, writes grouped environment variables, and explains what each trading rail is for.
-          - article [ref=e147]:
-            - paragraph [ref=e148]: "02"
-            - heading "Choose Your Runtime" [level=4] [ref=e149]
-            - paragraph [ref=e150]: Pick the agent runtime you want to anchor around, then keep the rest of the workflow modular so you can extend it later without rewriting the whole stack.
-          - article [ref=e151]:
-            - paragraph [ref=e152]: "03"
-            - heading "Choose Your Markets" [level=4] [ref=e153]
-            - paragraph [ref=e154]: Select a primary market rail, then enable extra rails like Polymarket or TradingView for cross-market discovery and watchlist context.
-          - article [ref=e155]:
-            - paragraph [ref=e156]: "04"
-            - heading "Plug In Data APIs" [level=4] [ref=e157]
-            - paragraph [ref=e158]: Turn on Apify, RSS, and social feeds only when you need them. The setup keeps integrations optional and the operator remains in control.
-        - generic [ref=e159]:
-          - generic [ref=e160]:
-            - paragraph [ref=e161]: Install tracks
-            - paragraph [ref=e162]: "Use the path that fits your machine. `npm`, `npx`, `bunx`, and a curl bootstrap flow are all first-class in the current setup."
-            - generic [ref=e163]:
-              - generic [ref=e164]:
-                - paragraph [ref=e165]: npm
-                - code [ref=e168]: npm install -g opentradex@latest && opentradex onboard
-              - generic [ref=e169]:
-                - paragraph [ref=e170]: npx
-                - code [ref=e173]: npx opentradex@latest onboard
-              - generic [ref=e174]:
-                - paragraph [ref=e175]: bunx
-                - code [ref=e178]: bunx opentradex@latest onboard
-              - generic [ref=e179]:
-                - paragraph [ref=e180]: curl
-                - code [ref=e183]: curl -fsSL https://opentradex.vercel.app/install.sh | bash
-          - generic [ref=e184]:
-            - paragraph [ref=e185]: Profile output
-            - paragraph [ref=e186]: The generated profile groups env vars by runtime, market rails, risk config, and optional APIs so you can move fast without losing control of what is actually live.
-            - list [ref=e187]:
-              - listitem [ref=e188]:
-                - generic [ref=e190]: Choose a primary market rail and add extra rails like Polymarket or TradingView.
-              - listitem [ref=e191]:
-                - generic [ref=e193]: Keep Apify and social/news integrations optional until you actually want them.
-              - listitem [ref=e194]:
-                - generic [ref=e196]: Route live execution through the supported rail while using other rails for context and discovery.
-    - generic [ref=e197]:
-      - generic [ref=e198]:
-        - paragraph [ref=e199]: Launch and verify
-        - heading "Everything public, copy-ready, and easy to test." [level=3] [ref=e200]
-        - paragraph [ref=e201]: If you want to inspect the live website, onboard the CLI, or probe the public routes from Windows, the commands are below. This is still implementation infrastructure only; it does not make trade decisions safe or guaranteed.
-      - generic [ref=e202]:
-        - generic [ref=e203]:
-          - generic [ref=e204]:
-            - paragraph [ref=e205]: Live links
-            - generic [ref=e206]:
-              - link "Live site https://opentradex.vercel.app" [ref=e207] [cursor=pointer]:
-                - /url: https://opentradex.vercel.app
-                - paragraph [ref=e208]: Live site
-                - paragraph [ref=e209]: https://opentradex.vercel.app
-              - link "Dashboard https://opentradex.vercel.app/dashboard" [ref=e210] [cursor=pointer]:
-                - /url: https://opentradex.vercel.app/dashboard
-                - paragraph [ref=e211]: Dashboard
-                - paragraph [ref=e212]: https://opentradex.vercel.app/dashboard
-              - link "npm package https://www.npmjs.com/package/opentradex" [ref=e213] [cursor=pointer]:
-                - /url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/opentradex
-                - paragraph [ref=e214]: npm package
-                - paragraph [ref=e215]: https://www.npmjs.com/package/opentradex
-              - link "Install script https://opentradex.vercel.app/install.sh" [ref=e216] [cursor=pointer]:
-                - /url: https://opentradex.vercel.app/install.sh
-                - paragraph [ref=e217]: Install script
-                - paragraph [ref=e218]: https://opentradex.vercel.app/install.sh
-              - link "GitHub https://github.com/deonmenezes/open-trademaxxxing" [ref=e219] [cursor=pointer]:
-                - /url: https://github.com/deonmenezes/open-trademaxxxing
-                - paragraph [ref=e220]: GitHub
-                - paragraph [ref=e221]: https://github.com/deonmenezes/open-trademaxxxing
-          - generic [ref=e222]:
-            - paragraph [ref=e223]: Install
-            - generic [ref=e224]:
-              - code [ref=e226]: npm install -g opentradex@latest
-              - code [ref=e228]: opentradex onboard
-              - code [ref=e230]: npx opentradex@latest onboard
-              - code [ref=e232]: bunx opentradex@latest onboard
-              - code [ref=e234]: curl -fsSL https://opentradex.vercel.app/install.sh | bash
-        - generic [ref=e235]:
-          - paragraph [ref=e236]: Windows curl checks
-          - paragraph [ref=e237]:
-            - text: Use
-            - code [ref=e238]: curl.exe
-            - text: in PowerShell so you hit the real curl binary instead of the alias behavior. These let you verify the live homepage, dashboard, and public APIs.
-          - generic [ref=e239]:
-            - code [ref=e241]: curl.exe -I https://opentradex.vercel.app/
-            - code [ref=e243]: curl.exe -I https://opentradex.vercel.app/dashboard
-            - code [ref=e245]: curl.exe -I https://opentradex.vercel.app/install.sh
-            - code [ref=e247]: curl.exe https://opentradex.vercel.app/api/news/live
-            - code [ref=e249]: curl.exe https://opentradex.vercel.app/api/markets
-            - code [ref=e251]: curl.exe https://opentradex.vercel.app/api/portfolio
-            - code [ref=e253]: curl.exe https://opentradex.vercel.app/api/trades
-    - generic [ref=e254]:
-      - generic [ref=e255]:
-        - paragraph [ref=e256]: Market rails
-        - heading "One workflow, multiple rails." [level=3] [ref=e257]
-        - paragraph [ref=e258]: OpenTradex is designed to let the operator choose what is live, what is paper, and what is just discovery context. The stack stays opinionated about implementation and humble about strategy ownership.
-      - generic [ref=e259]:
-        - article [ref=e260]:
-          - paragraph [ref=e261]: Live execution rail
-          - heading "Kalshi" [level=4] [ref=e262]
-          - paragraph [ref=e263]: The strongest production path today. Paper and live execution both map cleanly to the existing trader loop and dashboard.
-        - article [ref=e264]:
-          - paragraph [ref=e265]: Discovery rail
-          - heading "Polymarket" [level=4] [ref=e266]
-          - paragraph [ref=e267]: Public Gamma API scanning lets the agent compare event pricing across venues without forcing wallet credentials on day one.
-        - article [ref=e268]:
-          - paragraph [ref=e269]: Watchlist rail
-          - heading "TradingView" [level=4] [ref=e270]
-          - paragraph [ref=e271]: Use watchlists and chart context to bias research toward the symbols and macro themes you care about most.
-        - article [ref=e272]:
-          - paragraph [ref=e273]: Broker profiles
-          - heading "Robinhood + Groww" [level=4] [ref=e274]
-          - paragraph [ref=e275]: Configured as optional broker rails so you can stage credentials later while still modeling the workflow now.
-    - generic [ref=e276]:
-      - generic [ref=e277]:
-        - paragraph [ref=e278]: Implementation surface
-        - heading "The product is the implementation stack, not the trade outcome." [level=3] [ref=e279]
-        - paragraph [ref=e280]: OpenTradex is built for builders who want their agents to observe data, synthesize context, and route decisions into a dashboard or execution wrapper. We publish the implementation and the tooling. You own the actual trading behavior.
-      - generic [ref=e281]:
-        - article [ref=e282]:
-          - paragraph [ref=e283]: "01"
-          - heading "Market + Data Rails" [level=4] [ref=e284]
-          - paragraph [ref=e285]: Your AI needs implementation hooks for market discovery, live prices, news ingestion, and position state. OpenTradex focuses on wiring those rails together so the agent can inspect the environment you choose.
-        - article [ref=e286]:
-          - paragraph [ref=e287]: "02"
-          - heading "Decision Surface" [level=4] [ref=e288]
-          - paragraph [ref=e289]: You still define the prompt, the allowed markets, the confidence thresholds, and whether orders are paper or live. The product is the implementation layer around those choices, not a replacement for your judgment.
-        - article [ref=e290]:
-          - paragraph [ref=e291]: "03"
-          - heading "Execution Wrapper" [level=4] [ref=e292]
-          - paragraph [ref=e293]: The AI can only act through the credentials, constraints, and execution rules you provide. You remain fully responsible for every strategy, order, position, outcome, and loss.
-    - generic [ref=e295]:
-      - generic [ref=e296]:
-        - paragraph [ref=e297]: Plain-language disclaimer
-        - heading "Implementation easier. Trading still yours." [level=3] [ref=e298]
-        - paragraph [ref=e299]: We do not promise winning trades. We do not promise a profitable strategy. We do not take responsibility for your signals, your prompts, your credentials, or your orders. OpenTradex is open-source software for implementation. You are fully responsible for using it.
-      - generic [ref=e300]:
-        - generic [ref=e301]:
-          - heading "What OpenTradex does" [level=4] [ref=e302]
-          - list [ref=e303]:
-            - listitem [ref=e304]:
-              - generic [ref=e306]: Exposes implementation hooks for agents
-            - listitem [ref=e307]:
-              - generic [ref=e309]: Makes dashboards, prompts, and wrappers easier to assemble
-            - listitem [ref=e310]:
-              - generic [ref=e312]: Lets contributors improve the infrastructure in public
-        - generic [ref=e313]:
-          - heading "What OpenTradex does not do" [level=4] [ref=e314]
-          - list [ref=e315]:
-            - listitem [ref=e316]:
-              - generic [ref=e318]: Guarantee trades or returns
-            - listitem [ref=e319]:
-              - generic [ref=e321]: Assume legal or financial responsibility for your actions
-            - listitem [ref=e322]:
-              - generic [ref=e324]: Replace operator review, compliance, or risk ownership
-    - generic [ref=e326]:
-      - generic [ref=e327]:
-        - paragraph [ref=e328]: Open source
-        - heading "Anyone can help implement." [level=3] [ref=e329]
-        - paragraph [ref=e330]: This is a public implementation effort. If you want to improve the onboarding flow, data connectors, UI, prompts, guardrails, or dashboard experience, the code is open and the contribution surface is real.
-      - generic [ref=e331]:
-        - link "Install View npm package Pull the published CLI and start the guided setup path." [ref=e332] [cursor=pointer]:
-          - /url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/opentradex
-          - generic [ref=e333]:
-            - paragraph [ref=e334]: Install
-            - paragraph [ref=e335]: View npm package
-            - paragraph [ref=e336]: Pull the published CLI and start the guided setup path.
-        - link "Inspect Open GitHub repo Read the implementation, review the dashboard, and see how the agent loop is wired." [ref=e337] [cursor=pointer]:
-          - /url: https://github.com/deonmenezes/open-trademaxxxing
-          - generic [ref=e338]:
-            - paragraph [ref=e339]: Inspect
-            - paragraph [ref=e340]: Open GitHub repo
-            - paragraph [ref=e341]: Read the implementation, review the dashboard, and see how the agent loop is wired.
-        - link "Operate Open dashboard Use the built-in dashboard route for the live terminal, scanner, and news stream." [ref=e342] [cursor=pointer]:
-          - /url: /dashboard
-          - generic [ref=e343]:
-            - paragraph [ref=e344]: Operate
-            - paragraph [ref=e345]: Open dashboard
-            - paragraph [ref=e346]: Use the built-in dashboard route for the live terminal, scanner, and news stream.
-  - alert [ref=e347]