What the Agent can do

The Agent chooses its tools itself. This is the map of what it can reach.

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Prices, levels and context

• Quotes and bars at 1-minute, 5-minute, 15-minute, hourly, 4-hour and daily resolution.
• Key levels: prior-day and prior-week ranges, volume profile levels (value area, point of control, VWAP), day bands.
• Market overview, big movers, scanner and screener, ranking a group of tickers by an indicator.
• Ticker summary and scores, related markets and similar historical setups.
• News, the earnings calendar, the economic calendar and macro release dates and series.
• Volatility indexes and the futures term structure.
• Company financials, peer valuation, corporate actions (splits and dividends) and institutional (13F) holdings.

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Options and dealer positioning

• Options chain with implied volatility and greeks.
• Options flow: individual prints and session totals, with the observed trade kept apart from the inferred sentiment.
• GEX (gamma exposure) levels: call and put walls, the gamma flip, net exposure and the regime, each stamped with the snapshot time.

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Studies

Repeatable statistics over history, each with its own definition stated in the answer:

• Gap fill, fair value gaps, ATR.
• Opening-range and initial-balance breakouts, overnight-range breakouts.
• Previous day’s and previous week’s range, outside days, high and low days by weekday, red and green days by weekday.
• Session correlation, SMT divergence and event studies.

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Strategies

Describe a setup, get an explicit specification, backtest it, study where it fails, validate it out of sample and change one thing at a time. See Backtests.

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Your own analysis

• Run Python on market data or on a file you upload (a trade export, a CSV).