Watch
Know when the runner goes quiet.
Relay watches for missed heartbeats outside your local runtime. See the last report and a clear warning when the current state is unknown.
WALL STREET AMBITION. YOUR OWN RULES.
Put your ideas to work without handing an agent unchecked control. TradeAssembly Core checks configured risk and permissions, records what reaches the broker, and helps recover when something goes wrong. Your agent reasons. You set the limits.
CORE + RELAY / LAUNCH UPDATES
Get Core and Relay release details by email.
No payment or account creation.
TRADEASSEMBLY CORE / THE LOCAL OPERATING LAYER
For people building agent-driven trading systems who need more than prompts, chat history, and broker calls. Core gives your agent durable tools for strategies, backtests, risk checks, journals, reconciliation, recovery, and pause controls.
Free, open-source at launch. The public license and installation package are still being prepared.
Explore Core →Studio is the human-readable workspace shown below. This interactive preview uses simulated data, not a live broker connection.
Tell your agent what you have in mind. Read the draft in Studio and adjust the details.
YOU
Draft daily SPY mean reversion: enter below the lower 20-day Bollinger band, exit at the mean or after 10 sessions.
CODEX
Draft ready. Long-only, 2σ bands, completed daily closes. Orders are scheduled for the next session; nothing is activated.
Illustrative product direction. Simulated prices, broker health and paper orders. No trades placed. Not a strategy recommendation.
TRADEASSEMBLY RELAY
Relay is the optional paid companion to Core. Its launch scope adds off-device monitoring, searchable evidence, backup and restoration, and supported remote controls.
Explore RelayWatch
Relay watches for missed heartbeats outside your local runtime. See the last report and a clear warning when the current state is unknown.
Remember
An off-device journal helps you follow what ran and which version was active—even when the original machine is unavailable.
Reach
Inspect your runner remotely and request deactivation. A pending request stays visibly pending until your runner acknowledges it.
YOUR RUNTIME STAYS YOURS
Your agent handles reasoning and orchestration. Alpaca provides brokerage and market access. Core provides deterministic checks and a durable system of record.
You supply the strategy logic, risk rules, broker account, and activation decisions. Core does not tell you what to trade. Relay extends Core off-device; it does not replace your agent or local execution.
See who does what →YOUR LOCAL FOUNDATION
The free, open-source operating layer on your Mac. No Relay subscription required.
The public license and installation package are being prepared for launch. You supply your computer, agent, broker account, and any paid data services.
Explore Core →YOUR OPTIONAL OFF-DEVICE COMPANION
Add a place to check in and keep your records beyond the machine that runs your system.
Launch plan: one workspace/node, 1 GB of artifacts, 100,000 accepted journal events per month, and 30-day searchable history. No automatic overages. Relay does not host your agent or keep your Mac running.
See the Relay plan and limits →BEFORE YOU BUILD
Start with Core on your Mac, your own agent, and an Alpaca account. Review release requirements before connecting.
Core is the local operating layer for an agent-driven trading system. TradeAssembly is the umbrella brand; Core and Relay are distinct products. Studio is the human-readable workspace for Core.
For a simple experiment, that may be enough. But an agent can misunderstand a rule, lose context after a restart, or retry an order when it never received the broker’s reply—even though the first order went through. With real money involved, a confident answer in chat is not enough. TradeAssembly puts explicit checks and a durable record between the agent’s intent and the broker: Core checks configured risk and authorization rules, records the strategy version and broker receipts, and reconciles uncertain outcomes before retrying. You can inspect what happened instead of asking the agent to reconstruct it from memory. These controls apply to actions routed through Core; they do not make a strategy profitable or protect broker calls made outside it.
A Mac, an agent environment such as Codex, Claude Code, or OpenClaw, an Alpaca account with permission to connect, and your own strategy and risk rules. Core’s public package, license, and tested setup guide are being prepared; check that guide for supported versions and connections. Relay is optional.
No. TradeAssembly Core executes locally on your computer. Relay adds monitoring, off-device records, and remote requests. It cannot keep a sleeping computer running.
Core: Free Forever. Relay: $19 / mo for one workspace/node, with 1 GB of artifacts, 100,000 accepted journal events each month, and 30-day searchable history. No automatic overages.
If your Mac loses its connection to Relay, you can still read the history already uploaded, but you cannot tell from that history what is happening right now. Your local system may still be running if it can reach the broker. A pause request sent through Relay is not proof that trading has stopped: Relay keeps it marked pending until your Mac receives it and confirms the action. Orders already accepted by the broker and open positions do not disappear when a connection drops. If you need to act immediately, check your local system or broker directly.
YOUR LIFE BEYOND THE SCREEN
Start with the local operating layer. Add Relay when you need off-device evidence and access. Get release and setup details by email.