The method
The words mean something here.
Most platforms have features. This one has a vocabulary — and the engine enforces it. Every idea climbs the same ladder from question to operating rule, and every word below is the same word you'll see inside the product, attached to real evidence.
The epistemic ladder
Every idea climbs. Most don't make it.
That's the point — each rung is a filter, and the platform remembers what fell off and why.
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Study
One question, one method, one conclusion — a captured investigation you can cite, share, and revisit. Studies are where ideas are born.
Immutable once concluded. A study never quietly changes its answer.
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Hypothesis
An idea worth watching, not yet worth capital. It has a claim and watch criteria — the platform tracks it while you don't risk a dollar.
No ticker committed, no capital at risk.
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Thesis
The idea you commit capital to: a falsifiable claim about one symbol and one entry strategy, with falsifiers declared in advance and the evidence immutable from declaration.
Has a ticker on it. Judged only on data that didn't exist when you declared it.
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Finding
What the evidence said — positive or negative. A disproven idea is a finding too, and it stays on record so it's never re-proposed.
“True” is a deliberate, human-promoted step. Evidence attached, always.
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Principle
A finding promoted into an operating rule — something the agents and recommendations actually follow. The end of the ladder: knowledge that acts.
“Act on it” is a second deliberate step, separate from “it's true.”
Two promotions are deliberately separate — and deliberately human: deciding a finding is true, and deciding to act on it. AI does the research; people own the judgment.
The claim and its proof
What you're accountable to.
Trade Entry Strategy
The structure you put on — a covered call, a bull put spread. It answers what the position is.
Trade Management Strategy
The rules for running it — hold to expiry, take profit early, roll the untested side. Every setup is simulated under all of them, so the debate is settled by evidence.
Simulation Results
The permanent control group. Every recommended setup — taken or not — is logged with its conditions immutable, then replayed under every management strategy against the real market data that followed.
Trade thesis
The structured case attached to one order before it's sent: the reasoning, the linked thesis, the management plan. No anonymous trades.
Signal
The moment live market data meets a thesis's entry conditions. A fired signal is a question put to you on the record — and there are exactly two answers.
Entry or Pass
The two sides of every signal — and both are decisions. An entry carries its trade thesis and management plan; a pass carries its reason. Each is graded against what the trade went on to do, so your discretion has a scoreboard either way.
Track record
System-generated, forward-validated, passes included. You can publish it; you can't retouch it. It belongs to you — a person — and it never transfers to a brand.
Where work lives
Your research has a home.
Workspace
Your desk. Everyone gets a personal workspace from day one; teams share theirs. Sections organize inside it, modules add capabilities — wiki, planning, meetings. Sharing into a workspace is always an explicit act.
Portfolio
A grouping of theses that computes: aggregate exposure, capital at risk, combined P/L rolling up the tree. The hierarchy reads portfolio → thesis → trades.
Journal
Every dated record worth reading back — your notes and decisions alongside the machine's simulation results. Append-only. The past doesn't get edited here.
Theory
The shared container of what's been learned: findings and principles, accumulated from everyone's tested ideas. Close every trade and the Theory is unchanged — it holds lessons, not positions.
Protocols
Don't see the indicator, screen, scorer, or management strategy you want? Ask. The agent writes it as a Protocol — sandboxed, backtested with a holdout, versioned, watched for security flaws — and it earns trust the same way everything else does.
Home feed
One pane across your workspaces, communities, teams, and follows — everything you already have access to, nothing you don't.
Teams & organizations
An organization is your billing and governance home. Teams are rosters for access — who can see which workspaces and rooms. People move; the work they authored stays theirs.
Where ideas live in public
The social layer runs on the same proof.
Communities
Open forums, briefings, members' rooms, invite-only societies, time-boxed masterclasses — all the same substrate with different dials. Shared theses carry their immutable evidence and forward record with them.
Creator standing
Earned by a person on the full plan by publishing a verified track record. It unlocks paid communities, cohorts, and the marketplace — selling access to a record the engine grades in public.
Official presence
A verified organization operating a community — a research desk's briefing, a firm's client room. Same moderation, zero ranking privilege, disclosure always on. There are no ads here; this is the alternative.
Chats & chat groups
Realtime rooms alongside the posts: community rooms that follow membership, custom groups, direct messages — with the same @mentions and living artifacts as everywhere else.
Reputation
Leaderboards, badges, and standing — measured from graded, forward-validated proof. Never follower counts, never screenshots of one good week.
@mentions
Any thesis, study, record, or room you have access to is linkable anywhere prose lives — with the live detail behind it, permission-checked, one hover away.
The open platform
Never boxed in.
API & MCP access
Everything the dashboard can do, the API can do — that's a design rule, not an afterthought. Your own agents connect over MCP and use the same tools ours do, permission-checked identically.
Connectors
A growing catalog of ready-made integrations: brokerage account links, FRED macro series, X/Twitter sentiment, market data and newswire feeds — enabled per user, team, or organization.
Bring your own data & AI
You're never limited to our catalog or our models. Connect your own feeds, subscriptions, and APIs — the agent builds the integration in conversation — and bring your own AI where it serves you better. Your data joins the same graded workflows.
Marketplace
Creator research, screens, add-ins, and connector configurations, published and sold by the people the engine grades. Revenue shared, with the majority going to the creator.
Your work is portable
Everything you author — theses, studies, journal, trades, your track record — is yours, exportable in machine-readable form. Leave a team, keep your work. Leave the platform, take it with you.
Mobile
The essentials in your pocket: alerts the moment they fire, managing a live position, communities and chats, a glanceable dashboard. Deep research stays on the big screen — the phone keeps you connected to it.
The rails
The machinery that keeps everyone honest.
Paper trading
Trade without capital, graded by the exact engine that grades everything else — same management strategies, same friction, same scoreboard. Demo, paper, and live records never mix.
Alerts & the attention inbox
The platform watches your positions, your theses' falsifiers, and its own health — and tells you when something needs a human. One inbox, acknowledged item by item.
Guardrails
Order drafts pass hard limits before they can be sent — size, exposure, sanity. Agents can't bypass them, and neither can a bad afternoon.
Risk policy
Guardrails are the platform's floor; your risk policy is the ceiling you declare — capital at risk, concentration, drawdown rules. Declared like a thesis: explicit, versioned, on the record.
The human gate
AI researches, grades, and drafts. Every order runs on your authority — your click, or automation you armed yourself. No simulated number earns real weight until it's been audited against real fills.
Why a vocabulary at all
Because loose language is how bad ideas survive.
"It works" isn't a claim you can grade. A thesis with falsifiers is. When the platform, the community, and the AI all use the same precise words, an idea can't hide in ambiguity — it either climbs the ladder or it doesn't, and either way the record shows exactly where it stands.
Learn the language by using it.
The founding cohort is forming — make your case, declare your first thesis, and let the engine start grading.