Six trust-first upgrades: verified records, self-healing parser, autopilot, risk brain & more
A set of upgrades aimed at one thing competitors can't copy: trust you can verify.
- Self-healing parser. Tiered regex → Haiku → Opus 4.8 — when all three are unsure, Opus is the final fallback. Every hard message is captured and clustered by format, and you can save a per-channel template so a channel's quirky style parses instantly next time. Triage it at
/admin/parse-failures. - Verified track records. Every signal outcome is written to a tamper-proof hash chain — edit one result and the whole chain breaks. Anyone can recompute it on the public /verify page. No cherry-picking, no quiet edits.
- Autopilot. Reads each channel's real outcomes and suggests the exact config change ("raise min-quality to 6 → win rate 41%→58%, skips 9 losers"). You approve — it never changes live trading on its own. New page at
/autopilot. - Unified risk brain. Watches daily-loss, drawdown, and exposure across every account and warns you before you hit a prop-firm limit — pushed to your phone, plus a banner on the Prop Firm Monitor.
- Measured latency SLA. Signal→broker-fill speed (p50/p90/p95) computed from real fills and published live on /status. Measured, not advertised.
- Scam / regime-change alerts. Flags a channel when its behavior shifts versus its own baseline — win-rate collapse, lot inflation (martingale), or a signal-frequency spike — before it drains your account.