TraderOS is an AI trading workspace at traderos.ai. You ask the TraderOS Agent in plain words, and it answers from stored market data (key levels, GEX, options flow, calendars and news), builds daily trading plans and backtests your strategy ideas. Every number carries its source and age, and TraderOS never places orders or gives investment advice.
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What TraderOS can and cannot do
TraderOS can:
- Read stored market data: bars from 1-minute to daily, key levels, volume profile levels, GEX levels, the options chain, options flow, calendars, news and company data.
- Cover US stocks and ETFs and 28 CME futures (as of 2 November 2026), plus spot forex pairs.
- Run studies on history: opening range, gap fill, ATR, prior ranges, session correlation and more.
- Backtest a strategy you describe in words, show where it fails, keep every version and run out-of-sample validation checks.
- Build daily plans and deliver them to your Inbox, Email, iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram and Discord.
- Connect to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP assistant (read-only), and answer in your Discord server.
- Search the web with dated sources, read files you upload, and show the source and age of every number.
TraderOS cannot:
- Place trades or orders, or reach your broker account.
- Give investment advice: results describe data and history.
- Answer with another instrument’s numbers when a ticker is not covered; it names the closest data it holds and can start a request to add the ticker.
- Carry Asian-exchange products such as the Nikkei or Hang Seng today.
- Call a thin sample an edge, or invent a missing stop, level or price.
- Predict the future: a backtest describes the past.
- Run reports or change your account over a read-only MCP connection.
Quick answers: can TraderOS do it?
Is TraderOS an AI trading assistant?
Yes, TraderOS is an AI trading assistant: you ask the TraderOS Agent in plain words and it answers from stored market data with the source and age of every number. It also builds daily plans and backtests strategy ideas. It does not place trades. See What is TraderOS?.
Can TraderOS backtest a strategy without code?
Yes, TraderOS can backtest a strategy you describe in words, with no code. The Agent turns your sentence into an explicit specification, lists every assumption, runs it on stored history and shows where it fails. A backtest costs 5 credits, shown before it runs. See Backtests.
Does TraderOS support futures like MNQ and ES?
Yes, TraderOS covers CME futures including ES, NQ, RTY, YM and the micros MES, MNQ, M2K and MYM (as of 2 November 2026). Micro contracts have less history: MNQ, MES and MYM start in May 2019. See Data coverage and freshness.
Can I backtest an opening range breakout (ORB) strategy on futures?
Yes, TraderOS can backtest an opening range breakout on futures such as NQ or MNQ from a one-line request like backtest orb on nq. By default it uses the first 15 minutes of the regular session, a stop on the opposite side of the range and flat at 15:55 ET, and lists those defaults before it runs. See Backtests.
How do I connect TraderOS to Claude or ChatGPT over MCP?
Open MCP Access in TraderOS, add a connector in Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor with the address it shows, sign in, and approve read access. The connection is read-only and uses your own account and credits. See Connect your own AI assistant.
Does TraderOS show GEX (gamma exposure) levels?
Yes, TraderOS shows GEX levels: call and put walls, the gamma flip, net exposure and the regime, calculated from the options chain at 15-minute snapshots, each with the snapshot time. See Markets.
Does TraderOS have options flow data?
Yes, TraderOS shows options flow: large trades, sweeps and blocks, premium, call versus put activity and volume against open interest, with observed trades kept apart from inferred sentiment. It covers listed options on ETFs, not futures. See Markets.
Can TraderOS improve and validate my strategy?
Yes, TraderOS can search for better filters, keep every version and run validation checks: walk-forward, deflated Sharpe, parameter stability, edge decay and capacity. See Improve and validate.
Can I talk to TraderOS by voice?
Yes, you can talk to the TraderOS Agent in voice mode, which is rolling out and may not be on your account yet. You speak and it answers out loud, up to 2 hours of voice per day. See Talk to the Agent.
Can TraderOS send me a daily trading plan?
Yes, TraderOS can build a daily plan for a market and send it to your Inbox every session, with optional copies to Email, iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram and Discord. See Daily plans.
Can I export from TraderOS?
Yes, you can export a TraderOS strategy as NinjaScript or as a report, download cards and tables, and download a copy of your data from Settings. See Improve and validate and Your data.
How much does TraderOS cost?
TraderOS prices the work the Agent does in credits: a chat answer is 1 credit, a report is 1 credit and a strategy backtest is 5 credits, and the price of any action is shown before it runs. The documentation does not list subscription plan prices. See Credits.
TraderOS has no access to your broker account and never places orders, and a connection from your own AI assistant is read-only. See How TraderOS handles trust and Connect your own AI assistant.
Does TraderOS cover Asian trading hours?
Partly, TraderOS carries full Asia-hours data for futures such as NQ, ES, MNQ and MES and forex pairs such as USDJPY, but Asian-exchange products such as the Nikkei or Hang Seng are not carried today. See Sessions and hours.
Does TraderOS have prop firm rules?
No, TraderOS does not document prop firm rules today, so ask the Agent about them only as general analysis. See What the Agent can do.
Does TraderOS show the futures curve?
Yes, TraderOS shows the futures curve, the prices of the contract months of a future, so you can see contango or backwardation. See All datasets.
Does TraderOS have earnings and economic calendars?
Yes, TraderOS has an earnings calendar with estimates and reported results, an economic calendar and macro releases, and a six-week Calendar page. See Markets.
Does TraderOS show institutional (13F) holdings?
Yes, TraderOS provides fund and institutional holdings, company financials and peer valuation. See All datasets.
Can TraderOS scan the market for big movers?
Yes, TraderOS has a scanner and screener, and the TraderOS Agent can scan for big movers or rank a group of tickers by a measure; results carry the time they were run. See Markets.
Can the TraderOS Agent run Python on my data?
Yes, the TraderOS Agent can run Python on market data or on a file you upload, such as a trade export or a CSV. See What the Agent can do.
How far back can a TraderOS report reach?
A TraderOS report can cover a period of up to 730 days, about two years (checked as of 2026-11-02). See Reports.
How much does a TraderOS backtest cost?
A TraderOS backtest costs a fixed 5 credits, shown before it runs (checked as of 2026-11-02). See Credits.
Does TraderOS cover the VX volatility future?
Yes, TraderOS holds VX volatility futures history from about November 2018 (as of 2 November 2026), which is later than the 2016 start of most futures, so check the window the TraderOS Agent states on each result. See Data coverage and freshness.
Getting started
What is TraderOS?
TraderOS is an AI trading workspace at traderos.ai. You ask the Agent in plain words, and it answers from stored market data: key levels, dealer gamma exposure (GEX), options flow, scanners, calendars and news. It also builds daily plans and backtests your strategy ideas. See What is TraderOS?.
How do I get my first answer?
Sign in, open the Agent, and ask a question with a ticker in it, such as What are the key levels for NQ today?. Read the answer and open the cards it builds. See the Quickstart.
What should I ask first?
In TraderOS, try Show NVDA GEX levels and say how old the snapshot is. or How has SPY behaved after a gap down of more than 0.5% over the last 3 years?. The Quickstart lists more.
Is the docs site the same as TraderOS?
No, docs.traderos.ai is the documentation for TraderOS, not the product itself. TraderOS is the product at traderos.ai. docs.traderos.ai is its documentation. Other products use similar names, so check the address.
Where do I find a page for what I want to do?
In TraderOS, use Where to find things. It maps each goal to the page that explains it.
Does TraderOS give investment advice?
No, TraderOS does not give investment advice; it provides analysis only. It is analysis, not investment advice. Results describe data and history, and you decide and size your own risk. See How TraderOS handles trust.
Does TraderOS place trades for me?
No, TraderOS never places orders and has no access to your broker account. It never places orders and has no access to your broker account.
Which markets does TraderOS cover?
TraderOS covers US stocks and ETFs and CME futures, with options chains and GEX levels for many of them. See Data coverage and freshness.
What is the difference between the Agent and Markets?
In TraderOS, Markets is where you look at the whole market first: the scanner, GEX, options flow and the calendar. The Agent is where you ask about one thing. Use Investigate or Ask Agent on any Markets page to carry what you are looking at into the Agent. See Markets.
Can I use my own AI assistant instead?
Yes, TraderOS works with your own AI assistant through MCP. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and any assistant that supports MCP can read TraderOS data through your own account. See Connect your own AI assistant.
The Agent
What can the Agent do?
TraderOS reads prices, levels, news, calendars, options and GEX; runs studies over history; builds daily plans; and turns a setup you describe into a backtest. See What the Agent can do.
How should I phrase a question?
In TraderOS, name the market, say the window, and name the session. For example: What is the average range of the Asia session on NQ over 3 months?. See Ask the Agent.
Do I write futures as NQ or /NQ?
Yes, TraderOS accepts futures tickers with or without a slash, such as NQ or /NQ. Either. Futures work with or without a slash.
What happens if I do not give a time window?
When you give no window, the TraderOS Agent uses a sensible default for the study and says which one it used. See Studies.
What are cards?
In the TraderOS Agent, cards are results shown as tables, charts, reports and strategy results. Open one to see the detail, download it, or share a read-only link. See Ask the Agent.
Can I share a result?
Yes, you can share a TraderOS result as a read-only link. A shared link is read-only: it shows the result and never runs code. An incognito chat cannot be shared.
Does the Agent remember what I said earlier in a long chat?
Yes, the TraderOS Agent keeps the context of a long chat. As a chat grows, the Agent condenses the older part and keeps your own rules and corrections word for word. When you ask about an earlier number, it re-opens the stored result and quotes it from there.
Can I edit the note the Agent keeps for a chat?
In TraderOS, there is no page to edit it. The note (ticker, timeframe, session day, plan steps, risk limits, open questions) follows what you say, so state a new limit or ticker and it changes.
How does the Agent handle huge results like thousands of option rows?
TraderOS works from a short summary: the shape, the first and last rows, totals and the extremes. Ask for “the trades in March” or “the top 20 strikes by open interest” and it reads further rows exactly as stored.
What are Skills?
In TraderOS, the Skills menu offers ready-made routines such as a session plan, a trade review, a strategy stress test and a market brief.
Can the Agent search the web?
Yes, the TraderOS Agent can search the web and read pages with dated sources. It can run a web search, a deeper web research across several sources, and a literature search. Results are dated and tied to sources you can open. See Research and the web.
Will the Agent use the web when it already has the data?
No, the TraderOS Agent prefers stored market data over the web when stored data answers the question. Where stored market data answers the question better, it uses the stored data and says so.
What if I decline a deep research card?
The Agent tells you the research was not run and nothing was charged. Ask again to run it, and the price in credits is shown again.
Can the Agent read my own files?
Yes, the TraderOS Agent can read a trade file or CSV you attach. You can attach a trade file, such as a broker export, or a CSV, and the Agent can summarise it or run Python on it. It repairs and reformats a messy file before it asks you to fix anything. See All datasets.
Can it run a query on the data directly?
Yes, the TraderOS Agent can run a read-only query on stored market data. For a count, a filter or a comparison that no ready-made tool covers, the Agent can run a read-only query on the stored bars, GEX and options data.
Partly, the TraderOS Agent uses only the tools enabled for your account. The Agent can only use tools that are enabled for your account. If a question needs data TraderOS does not carry, it says so and, where possible, answers with the closest data it holds, labelled.
Can I ask for range, tick or volume bars?
Yes, the TraderOS Agent can build range, tick and volume bars from the stored trade tape. The Agent builds them from the stored trade tape and returns a chart, a table of up to 3,000 bars and bar speed. See Range, tick and volume bars.
Voice mode and incognito chats
Voice mode and incognito chats are rolling out and may not be on your account yet.
How do I talk to the Agent?
In the Agent, click Talk to the Agent (the waveform icon next to the message box). Your browser asks for the microphone once. See Talk to the Agent.
How do I end voice mode?
In TraderOS, click the white X or press Esc. You return to the normal chat.
How do I mute myself or the Agent in voice mode?
In TraderOS, press Space to mute and unmute your microphone. The speaker button mutes the Agent’s voice without ending the session.
Is voice mode a different Agent?
No, voice mode in TraderOS is the same Agent with a voice layer on top. What you say is sent as a normal message and the Agent uses its usual tools, data and rules. Both sides of the conversation appear in the chat. Audio itself is not saved.
Can I interrupt the Agent while it speaks?
Yes, you can interrupt the TraderOS Agent in voice mode by talking over it. Start talking and it stops and listens. The answer it was giving is cancelled.
What voices and languages are available?
In TraderOS, you can pick from ten voices and five paces (slower, slow, normal, fast, faster). Language is automatic by default, or you can pin one of nineteen, including Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, Korean and Chinese.
Is there a limit on voice mode?
Yes, TraderOS voice time is limited to 2 hours per day. Voice time is limited to 2 hours per day. The screen shows how much you have left today. If you reach the limit, the chat keeps working by text.
Voice mode says my microphone is blocked. What do I do?
In TraderOS, allow the microphone for the site in your browser’s address bar, then try again.
Which browsers support voice mode?
TraderOS voice mode works in a recent Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox.
What is an incognito chat?
An incognito chat in TraderOS is a chat that works like any other, but nothing in it becomes part of your history or what the Agent remembers about you. See Incognito chats.
How do I start an incognito chat?
On the Agent home screen, click Incognito chat before you send your first message. In an open chat, the same button at the top starts a new incognito chat and does not change the one you are in.
Does an incognito chat cost credits?
Yes, an incognito chat in TraderOS uses credits the same way as any other chat. Credits are used the same way, and the Agent uses the same data and tools.
Does an incognito chat appear in my chat list?
No, an incognito chat in TraderOS does not appear in your chat list, projects or Recently deleted. It does not appear in your chat list, your projects or Recently deleted.
How long is an incognito chat kept?
TraderOS keeps an incognito chat for up to 7 days after your last message, so security and abuse problems can be investigated. Then it is erased. Deleting it does not remove it earlier. It is also erased if you delete your account.
Does voice mode work in an incognito chat?
Yes, voice mode in TraderOS works inside an incognito chat, and the chat stays incognito. and the chat stays incognito.
Data and coverage
Where does TraderOS get its numbers?
TraderOS gets its numbers from market data it stores, not from the web at the moment you ask. Each figure says what kind of data it is, when it was captured and how old it was. See Data coverage and freshness.
How many tickers do you cover?
In TraderOS, as of 28 October 2026, 1,050 stocks and ETFs have price history, and as of 2 November 2026, 28 CME futures do. Ask the Agent what do you cover for XYZ? for the live position of any ticker.
How do I check whether a ticker is covered?
Ask the Agent do you have data for XYZ?, or open the data dictionary in the app to browse and search every ticker.
What if my ticker is not covered?
The Agent says so, names the closest thing it does hold, and can start a request to add it. It never answers with another instrument’s numbers.
Which futures do you cover?
TraderOS covers 28 CME futures (as of 2 November 2026): 6A, 6B, 6C, 6E, 6J, 6S (currency), CL and MCL, NG (energy), GC, MGC, SI, HG (metals), ES, NQ, RTY, YM and the micros MES, MNQ, M2K, MYM, ZB, ZF, ZN, ZT (rates), ZC, ZW (grains) and VX (volatility). See Data coverage and freshness.
Do you cover micro futures?
Yes, TraderOS covers micro futures, with history starting where each micro contract’s own history begins. The micros start where their own history begins: MNQ, MES and MYM from May 2019, M2K from August 2019 and MCL from July 2021. MGC reaches back to January 2016 (as of November 2, 2026).
Do MCL and MGC have options or GEX?
No, TraderOS holds price bars only for MCL and MGC, with no options chain or GEX. MCL and MGC have price bars only.
How far back does the data go?
In TraderOS, as of 28 October 2026, daily bars for stocks and ETFs start in 2003 for 529 symbols, and 765 symbols reach back to 2016 or earlier. Futures daily bars start in 2016, later for the micros. The Agent states the window it used on every result.
How far back are 1-minute bars?
In TraderOS, 1-minute bars for stocks and ETFs start from 2016 for about 80 stocks and from 2026 for the rest while history is deepened. Futures: from January 2016, later for the micros (as of 28 October 2026).
Why does one ticker have less history than another?
In TraderOS, the longest daily history is on the most heavily traded names. A ticker added this year has history from the day it was added.
Which chart resolutions are available?
In TraderOS, 1-minute bars are the base. 5-minute, 15-minute, 1-hour, 4-hour and daily bars are built from them, so a coarser chart always agrees with the minute data under it.
How many symbols have options chains and GEX?
In TraderOS, as of 28 October 2026, 165 stocks and ETFs and 23 futures have an options chain. 1,044 stocks and ETFs and 23 futures have GEX levels.
What is a continuous futures contract?
In TraderOS, futures are a continuous contract that follows the most active month, so a chart does not break at each expiry. Prices are the raw contract prices.
What happens to my P&L when a roll happens?
In TraderOS, a position held across a roll books the roll step as profit or loss, and a backtest says so when it happens.
Why do I see “Live”, “Delayed”, “Cached”, “Stale”, “Calculated” or “Unavailable”?
In TraderOS, these are the TraderOS freshness labels. Live is current to the feed’s normal delay; Delayed is behind the market by more than usual; Cached is a recent copy with its age; Stale means history exists but nothing recent; Calculated is worked out by TraderOS from named inputs; Unavailable means it is not held. See All datasets.
Why does the Agent say a number is delayed?
In TraderOS, during market hours, 1-minute bars trail the market by a few minutes, and some datasets update less often. When something is delayed, stale or partly available, the answer and the card say so instead of presenting it as live.
What does “age when captured” mean?
In TraderOS, every figure shows its source, an as-of time in New York time, and its age when it was captured, for example 2 days old when captured.
What if a kind of data is not stored for a ticker?
The Agent tells you what is held for that ticker instead, with the dates and the tools that read it, so you can carry on with real data.
What kinds of data can I ask for?
In TraderOS, you can ask for bars, quotes and order book, the futures curve, forex bars, key levels, value levels, GEX levels, the options chain, options flow, earnings and economic calendars, news, company financials, peer valuation, fund and institutional holdings, corporate actions, volatility index readings and the market overview. See All datasets.
Do you have forex?
Yes, TraderOS holds spot forex pairs, including the main USD, EUR, GBP and JPY pairs. Spot pairs are held, including the main USD, EUR, GBP and JPY pairs.
Can I check splits and dividends?
Yes, TraderOS provides corporate actions (splits and dividends) so you can check that a chart is adjusted as you expect. Corporate actions (splits and dividends) are available, so you can check that a chart is adjusted the way you expect.
What does the data dictionary show?
In TraderOS, the data dictionary shows every dataset with how often it updates and how far back it goes, plus every ticker open to everyone and which of its data is available. Open it from the sidebar or your account menu. See The data dictionary.
How do I search tickers in the dictionary?
In TraderOS, use Search tickers to narrow by ticker, company name or exchange, and All types to show one kind of ticker, such as stocks or futures. The table shows 25 tickers a page.
What is not covered?
In TraderOS, the Not covered yet box at the bottom of the data dictionary lists what TraderOS does not carry. Asian-exchange products such as the Nikkei or Hang Seng are not carried today.
How fast does new data appear in the dictionary?
In TraderOS, the dictionary is read from the data itself, so a new ticker or a longer history appears without any announcement.
What are the trading sessions?
In TraderOS, the sessions are Asia 7pm to 4am ET, London 2am to 11am ET, New York 8am to 5pm ET, regular trading hours 9:30am to 4pm ET, and the full futures day 6pm to 5pm ET. See Sessions and hours.
Do stocks have an Asia session?
No, US stocks and ETFs in TraderOS have no Asia session because they trade in US hours only. US stocks and ETFs trade in US hours only. Futures and forex trade around the clock.
Can I use my own session hours?
Yes, you can give the TraderOS Agent your own clock times for a session. Give your own clock times, such as London 2am to 5am ET.
Which session do studies use if I do not name one?
TraderOS studies use New York hours when you do not name a session. See Sessions and hours.
How is a daily bar cut for futures?
In TraderOS, a daily bar for a future is its trading session, 6pm to 5pm ET, dated by the trade date. The Sunday-evening open belongs to Monday’s bar. A daily bar for a stock or ETF is the regular session, 9:30am to 4pm ET.
How are 30-minute bars cut?
In TraderOS, 30-minute bars start on the hour and the half hour. Every data tool and backtest result carries a short note saying how its bars are cut.
Why does a daily bar’s date read as the evening before?
In TraderOS, a daily bar is stamped with the time its session opened, so its date can read as the evening before. The row also carries the session date.
How far back do range, tick and volume bars go?
In TraderOS, the trade tape starts on 29 January 2026, so those bars cover dates from then on. One request covers up to 8 hours of trading and up to 400,000 trades.
Platforms treat the trade that closes a bar in different ways. The Agent states its rule on every result so you can compare like with like.
Studies and levels
What is a study?
In TraderOS, a study measures how often something happened in the past and what followed. Ask in words, name the market and the window, and the Agent runs it on stored history and shows the sample size. See Studies.
Which studies can I run?
TraderOS runs these studies: opening range breakout, initial balance breakout, overnight range breakout, gap fill, ATR, fair value gaps, prior day and prior days’ range, prior weeks’ range, high and low of the day, outside days, red and green days, session correlation, SMT divergence, event study and similar setups.
What is a gap fill study?
A TraderOS gap fill study shows how often a gap fills and how long it takes. See Studies.
What does the ATR study tell me?
The TraderOS ATR study shows how far a market typically moves in a day or a session. See Studies.
What does the opening range breakout study answer?
The TraderOS opening range breakout study shows how often the first range breaks, which side breaks first and how far it runs. See Studies.
What is the initial balance breakout?
In TraderOS, the initial balance breakout study asks the same question as the opening range, for the first hour’s range.
What does an event study do?
A TraderOS event study shows how price behaves around a scheduled event such as CPI or an earnings date. See Studies.
What does SMT divergence mean here?
In TraderOS, the SMT divergence study shows what followed when two correlated indices disagreed at a high or low. See Studies.
What does “similar setups” do?
The TraderOS similar-setups study finds past days that look like today and shows how they ended. See Studies.
How do I read a study properly?
In TraderOS, look at the sample size first, then the spread rather than just the average, and ask for a different window to see whether it holds outside the stretch you looked at. A pattern seen eleven times is not a pattern.
How do I turn a study into a strategy?
In TraderOS, say backtest this. See Backtests.
What are key levels?
In TraderOS, key levels include the prior-day high, low and close, prior-week levels, the opening range and round numbers. Volume profile levels (value area, point of control, VWAP) and day bands are also available. See All datasets.
What are value levels?
In TraderOS, value levels are the value area high, value area low and point of control of the prior day and week, plus the developing value of the current session. A level that cannot be known is shown as missing, never filled with an older number.
What is GEX?
GEX is dealer gamma exposure, built from options positioning. TraderOS shows the call and put walls, the gamma flip, net exposure and the regime for a ticker, with the time of the data. See Markets.
How often are GEX levels updated?
GEX levels are calculated from the options chain at 15-minute snapshots, with the publication delay and the snapshot time shown.
Who calculates GEX?
TraderOS does, from the options chain. Each result states the snapshot it was calculated from. The same goes for the gamma flip and the volatility surfaces.
How do I read the GEX chart?
TraderOS shows exposure by strike in millions of dollars per 1% move, with the call wall, put wall, gamma flip and spot marked. Calls count positive and puts negative.
What does the Environment panel on the GEX page say?
TraderOS gives the net GEX, says how it is measured (the sum over every strike and expiry) and gives a plain reading, such as negative gamma, where hedging flows can add to moves.
What is 0DTE on the GEX page?
In TraderOS, you can switch between All expiries and 0DTE, which covers options that expire today. 0DTE intensity is not shown because no 0DTE history is kept.
What does GEX Intensity mean in the Scanner?
TraderOS ranks today’s net GEX against the ticker’s own past readings, from 0 to 100. A ticker with at least 60 sessions of history gets the full measure. One with 10 to 59 sessions carries a small P mark. Below 10 sessions it shows Unavailable with the reason.
What is the P mark on Intensity?
In TraderOS, the P mark on Intensity means the rank rests on fewer than 60 sessions of history; hover it to see how many. See Markets.
What is Exp 1D?
In TraderOS, Exp 1D is one standard deviation of a day’s move in percent. It comes from 30-day at-the-money implied volatility where an options chain is stored, otherwise from 20-day realized volatility with an R mark. See Markets.
What does the R mark mean?
In TraderOS, the R mark means realized volatility stands in for implied volatility, so you never read a realized figure as an implied one. See Markets.
What is Held 20d?
Held 20d is the count of sessions, out of the last 20, that closed inside that day’s expected band. At least 15 of the 20 sessions must be priced for the count to show, so it can read 14/18.
Why does the Scanner show a net GEX but no flip for some tickers?
In TraderOS, a ticker with no stored option chain or strike data shows the stored net GEX and walls only. It shows no gamma flip or nearest-level distance and says why in the cell.
Why can the Scanner and GEX page differ in the last digits?
In TraderOS, the Scanner uses the stored net, flip and walls from the 15-minute snapshot. The GEX page can recompute the net and flip from the strike detail, and it says so where they differ.
What is options flow?
Options flow in TraderOS shows large option trades on the tape: unusual contracts, sweeps and blocks, premium, call versus put activity and volume against open interest. Observed trades and inferred direction are kept apart. See Markets.
What does the Sentiment column in options flow mean?
In TraderOS, the Sentiment column in options flow is a classification of the trade, not a fact about who traded or why. The columns for time, size, price and premium are observed. See Markets.
Why does the flow summary show a past date?
In TraderOS, before the open, or on a weekend, when nothing has printed yet, it shows the last session with prints and names that day (for example Fri, Oct 23).
Why do futures show “No options flow for futures”?
In TraderOS, the flow is read from listed options on the ETFs.
What does the Calendar show?
TraderOS shows scheduled events for the next six weeks: earnings, economic releases and option expiries such as the 0DTE expiry at 16:00 ET. You can filter by impact, event type or symbol, or show Watchlist only.
What does the Scanner rank on?
TraderOS ranks covered instruments on dealer positioning and where price sits against the session. Use presets such as Far from gamma flip, or filters for asset type, distance to the gamma flip, GEX state and session.
Can I download the Scanner table?
Yes, the TraderOS Markets Scanner table downloads as a CSV. CSV downloads the table.
What does Investigate send to the Agent?
TraderOS sends the rows you selected, or with no selection the top 50 rows of the current sort and filters. When the table has more, a note tells you.
Why does a Scanner cell say Unavailable?
In TraderOS, a value that cannot be known shows Unavailable and the reason, never a blank or an old number.
How do I search for futures by name?
In TraderOS, type a plain name: nasdaq finds NQ and MNQ, gold finds GC and MGC, s&p finds ES and MES. Words such as spx and vix return the futures on that index and label them as futures, not the index itself. See Markets.
Strategies, backtests and validation
How do I backtest a strategy?
Describe the setup in words. The Agent shows an explicit specification, you run the backtest, see where it fails, and change one thing at a time. See Backtests.
No, a short sentence is enough to start a TraderOS backtest. A sentence like backtest orb on nq is enough. The Agent fills in what you left out with common defaults and lists every one before it runs.
What if I leave out the market?
The Agent asks for it, because that one cannot be guessed.
What defaults does an opening range backtest use?
In TraderOS, an opening range backtest typically uses the first 15 minutes of the regular session, a stop on the opposite side of the range, flat at 15:55 ET, one contract and one trade a day. The Agent lists them before it runs.
What can I put in the rules?
In TraderOS, backtest rules can use entry and exit conditions on price, time and indicators, stops and targets (including percent of capital risked per trade), a limit on trades per day, session windows and “stay out” windows, and exits such as “sell the close” or “exit on a close below the prior 10-day low”.
What does a time cutoff on entries mean?
TraderOS judges the cutoff at the time the entry fills, which is the close of the bar that gave the signal. On a 5-minute chart, “no entries after 9:59 ET” excludes a signal bar that opens at 9:55, because that entry fills at 10:00.
Can different days have different windows?
Yes, a TraderOS backtest can use a different window for different days. for example Monday 09:30-10:00, Tuesday to Friday 09:30-15:00.
How are futures backtested?
TraderOS backtests futures on their real contract: its tick size, point value, commission and a size in whole contracts.
Can a flat time fall overnight?
Yes, a TraderOS backtest can close a trade at an overnight flat time inside the same session. A flat time such as “flat at 01:30 ET” in an Asia session that starts at 19:00 closes the trade inside that same session, and a signal that would fill at or after the flat time is not entered.
Can a filter read another market?
Yes, a TraderOS backtest filter can read another market such as SPY, QQQ, IWM or DIA, or another covered futures market. A filter can read SPY, QQQ, IWM or DIA, and on a futures strategy another futures market we hold, such as ZN on ZB. If a market is not covered, the Agent says so and starts a coverage request instead of dropping the filter.
Can I backtest rotating between several instruments?
Yes, TraderOS can backtest rotating between several instruments on stored daily bars. A rule that holds the strongest of a basket (for example TLT, GLD and XLU, ranked weekly) is answered from stored daily bars. It decides at the close and earns the new holding from the next day. It is a fast read of the idea, not a trade-by-trade run.
What happens when my stop is a level with no price?
TraderOS does not invent a distance. That signal is passed over and counted, and the result says how many were passed over and why.
Why did I get fewer trades than signals?
In TraderOS, the result says where each signal went, with counts: a position was already open, your daily trade limit was used, it came at or after your flat time, one contract risks more than your budget, or your own filter removed it. Ask where did the signals go.
What is the Strategy code card?
After a backtest, it shows the code the Agent wrote from your rules and ran. Open it to check the logic against your rules, and download it as a file.
What does the result include?
In TraderOS, a TraderOS backtest result includes trades, equity, drawdown, costs, and results split by year, month of the year, weekday, and long and short, plus the data window actually covered. Ask in the same chat for any other split.
How does a daily-bar backtest handle open and close?
In TraderOS, for a stock or ETF on daily bars, a rule that enters at the open and exits at the same session’s close fills at the open price and the close. For anything finer, run it on an intraday chart.
What if a trade breaks my own time rule?
In TraderOS, the result says so, with how many trades and an example, and tells you the numbers do not yet match what you asked for.
What if one trade is held far longer than my stop allows?
In TraderOS, the run is marked as not trustworthy and the result says which trade it was. Ask the Agent to look at that trade and rerun with an end-of-day exit.
Why does the result say positions can be held overnight?
In TraderOS, when a rule has a stop or target but no time to be flat, the result says so. Say flat at 15:55 ET if you do not want that.
Can I backtest 10 years of 1-minute data?
Yes, TraderOS can backtest 10 years of 1-minute data as joined pieces at the price of one backtest. A 1-minute window longer than roughly a year is tested as consecutive pieces of about eight months and joined into one result at the price of one backtest. Ten years takes around an hour, so you can close the app and come back.
What does “Pieces start flat” mean?
In TraderOS, each piece starts flat, so a trade open at a boundary closes there, and a few trades near each boundary can differ from one unbroken run.
What does “Not tested” mean on a piece?
In TraderOS, a piece that cannot be tested after a second try is shown as a gap, with its dates, and left out of the numbers. The result still arrives.
Are my long rules cut off?
No, TraderOS stores long rules whole. Long rules are stored whole, so a second rule is applied the same way as the first.
How is net result defined?
In TraderOS, net result is ending account equity minus starting capital, after commission and slippage. The percent is that over the starting capital.
How is win rate defined?
In TraderOS, win rate is winning trades over all closed trades. A break-even trade counts as neither a win nor a loss.
What is a break-even trade?
In TraderOS, a break-even trade is a trade whose gross result was smaller than its fees. The result gives the win rate with and without them.
How are profit factor and max drawdown defined?
In TraderOS, profit factor is gross profit over gross loss, blank when there was no losing trade. Max drawdown is the percent below the running equity peak, marked bar by bar including open trades.
Are costs included?
Yes, TraderOS backtests include commission and slippage and show them separately from the gross result. Commission and slippage are included and shown separately from the gross result.
What does buy and hold mean in the result?
In TraderOS, holding the instrument from the first to the last bar of the tested window with no stops, shown over the same window.
Why does my backtest not match TradingView?
Small differences are normal. Check futures prices (TraderOS uses the raw continuous contract), session times (a session is dated in New York time) and costs. Ask why does this differ from my chart? with the date and trade. See Troubleshooting.
How do I improve a strategy?
In TraderOS, follow the loop: characterize the idea, run the backtest, search for a better filter, apply or revert, then validate. See Improve and validate.
How does the Agent suggest filters?
TraderOS scores candidate filters from a catalog against your own trades, and shows a suggestion only when it passes statistical checks. A weak baseline gets new directions instead of a filter that would hide the weakness.
Can I go back to an earlier version of a strategy?
Yes, TraderOS keeps every version of a strategy and the Agent can return to one by its number. Every version is kept: ask the Agent to list the versions of a strategy and go back to one by its number.
What validation checks exist?
TraderOS offers these validation checks: walk-forward, deflated Sharpe, parameter stability, edge decay and capacity. Ask check if this holds up out of sample.
What does deflated Sharpe do?
The TraderOS deflated Sharpe check discounts a result for the number of variations you tried. See Improve and validate.
What are sweeps and decomposition?
TraderOS can run the same strategy across assets or timeframes, or break a result down by session, day type, regime, timing and how far trades ran for and against you, to see where the edge lives.
Yes, TraderOS can turn a described setup or source code into an explicit, versioned strategy specification. You can describe a setup, or import one from source code, and the Agent turns it into an explicit, versioned specification. Anything it cannot apply exactly is listed, not skipped.
Can I export a strategy?
Yes, TraderOS can export a strategy as NinjaScript or as a report. as NinjaScript or as a report.
Why does the result say the sample is too small?
There were fewer trades than a fair judgement needs, and the Agent will not call it an edge. Widen the window, trade a faster timeframe or loosen a filter.
My backtest did not finish. Why?
The Agent tells you what stopped it. Common causes are a rule it could not apply exactly, such as a stop tied to a level with no price on some bars, or a very long window on a 1-minute chart. See Troubleshooting.
Is a backtest a forecast?
No, a TraderOS backtest is not a forecast; it describes the past. Past results describe the past.
Reports
What is a report?
In TraderOS, a report is an official, ready-made study. You pick a report, a ticker and a period, and TraderOS runs it on stored history. The first official report is Opening Range Breakout. See Reports.
How do I run a report?
In TraderOS, open Explore, choose Reports, choose Opening Range Breakout, set the ticker, period and settings, and run it.
How long can the period be?
A TraderOS report can cover a period of up to about two years. See Reports.
What settings does the Opening Range Breakout have?
In TraderOS, the Opening Range Breakout report has these settings: range minutes (5 to 120, default 15), candle size (5, 15 or 30 minutes, default 5), breakout criterion (by wick or by close, default by wick), double-break measure (throughout day or same candle, default throughout day), session (regular or custom) and calendar (US cash).
What is the difference between by wick and by close?
In the TraderOS Opening Range Breakout report, by wick counts a break when price trades beyond the range, and by close counts it only when a candle closes beyond the range. See Reports.
What session does the report use?
In TraderOS, for the report session, regular is 09:30 to 16:00 Eastern. Custom lets you set your own start and end, which must start on a candle boundary, inside regular hours, and run longer than the range.
Why are market holidays skipped?
In TraderOS, sessions follow the US cash-session calendar, so holidays such as Labor Day are skipped even though futures trade that day, and a half day ends early at 13:00.
What does “Held into the close” mean?
In a TraderOS report, “Held into the close” counts the breaks that were still beyond the range at the session close, and it is the headline figure. See Reports.
What does “37 of 63” mean in a report?
In a TraderOS report, “37 of 63” means 37 of the 63 breaks measured, not 37 of all sessions. See Reports.
Why were some sessions excluded?
TraderOS never fills in missing bars. A session is excluded from a figure when its evidence is missing, for example a missing opening-range bar, missing bars before the break, both sides breaking in the first candle, or a missing closing candle. The result lists them.
Can I run a report from the Agent?
Yes, the TraderOS Agent can run the same reports as the Reports page. in plain words: “run the Opening Range Breakout on ES”, “with a 30 minute range”. Say only what you want changed, and the Agent fills the rest from the run you are looking at and the defaults.
Why do the Agent’s numbers differ from a report page it linked?
In TraderOS, the page uses its own default settings. Check the settings on the page and rerun to match the Agent.
Can I build my own indicator or report?
Yes, the TraderOS Agent can build your own indicator or report after you confirm a card. Ask the Agent for something like an EMA, SMA or RSI line, or what happens after price sweeps the overnight high and closes back through it. It shows a confirmation card with the rule, every setting and the price.
What does building an indicator or report cost?
In TraderOS, an indicator is free. A report is 2 credits plus usage. You are charged once, when the run finishes and its result is verified. A build that fails, is cancelled or cannot be verified is not charged, and nothing is built until you confirm the card.
Which markets can my own builds use?
In TraderOS, today builds run on NQ with 5 minute bars. If your question is outside that, the Agent says what runs now and can write Pine code for TradingView, which applies nothing to a chart.
Can I rerun or delete a report run?
Yes, TraderOS saves every report run so you can rerun or delete it. Each run is saved, so you can open an earlier result or rerun it with the same settings. You can delete a run or a saved report whenever you want, which removes its saved results.
Credits, plans and limits
What are credits?
Credits pay for the work the Agent does for you. See Credits.
How much do things cost?
In TraderOS, a chat answer is 1 credit, a report is 1 credit and a strategy backtest is 5 credits. Prices can change, and a priced action shows its cost before it runs.
Do I see the cost before an action runs?
Yes, TraderOS shows the cost of a priced action before it runs. A priced action shows its cost before it runs. A backtest is priced and shown before it runs.
How do I check my balance?
Ask the Agent how many credits do I have?. Your balance is the sum of plan credits, rolled-over credits and top-up credits.
How do I see my plan and renewal date?
Ask what is my plan? or when does it renew?. The Agent reads your account and gives the plan name, status and the date it renews or ends.
Can the Agent change my plan or charge me?
No, the TraderOS Agent only reads your account and never changes a plan or charges you. It only reads your account. It never changes a plan or charges you.
How do I cancel my plan?
Ask the Agent how do I cancel?. You can email support@traderos.ai, or where the Billing page is visible in Settings, choose Manage billing to cancel, change your payment method and see invoices. The Billing page is not shown in every account yet, so email always works.
What is the daily allowance?
A daily amount of Agent work, separate from credits. It resets at midnight Eastern.
How is the daily allowance counted?
TraderOS counts the daily allowance by cost, not by number of messages. Cached reading counts far less than fresh work, and long answers count more than short ones.
What happens when I use up the daily allowance?
If the platform has room, the Agent keeps going on a lighter model and opens the answer with a note that it is running slower. If the platform is busy or you are well past the allowance, the answer pauses with a note and a Resume button.
Do I lose my work when an answer pauses?
No, TraderOS saves your work so far when an answer pauses. Your work so far is saved, and Resume continues the same answer after the reset, or as soon as there is room.
Does the allowance cost credits?
No, the TraderOS daily allowance is separate from credits. The allowance is separate from credits. Credits pay for priced actions such as backtests, and the allowance limits how much the Agent reads and writes for you in a day.
Does an MCP connection use my credits?
Yes, a TraderOS MCP connection uses your own account and credits. The connection uses your own account and your own credits.
Does a daily plan cost credits?
Yes, a TraderOS daily plan run costs credits, and the cost is shown before you confirm. Before you confirm a schedule, the credits one run costs are shown. Use Build now and the cost is shown first, too.
Daily plans and delivery
What is a daily plan?
A saved briefing for one market. You build it once with the Agent, and TraderOS can rebuild it before each session and send it where you choose. See Daily plans.
How do I build a plan?
Ask the Agent for the sections you want, for example Build my ES plan: macro, GEX levels, key levels and my rules.
What can a plan contain?
In TraderOS, a plan can contain market context, the economic calendar, GEX levels, key levels, scenarios and your own rules.
What if a source is missing for my plan?
In TraderOS, the plan says so in words instead of leaving it out or writing “none”.
Are my rules shared between markets?
No, TraderOS uses rules only from the plan saved for the same market. Your rules come from the plan you saved for the same market. A rule saved for NQ is never used in an ES plan.
Where do the plan’s numbers come from?
In TraderOS, the Data sources section lists where each number came from in plain words, such as Live quote, Key levels and GEX levels and history. Times are New York time and carry ET.
What is in the plan PDF?
In TraderOS, the plan PDF is a dark, paged report with an overview, market drivers, expected range, big levels, gamma exposure, auction and order flow, execution map, trade plan, more from this plan and sources.
Why is a page missing from my PDF?
In TraderOS, a section that is in your plan but has no data shows Not available with its reason. A section not in your plan is left out, and the last page lists what is not in the plan.
Does an old plan change when the PDF layout changes?
No, a TraderOS plan that was already sent keeps the look it had. A plan that was already sent keeps the look it had until the plan is rendered again.
How do I schedule a plan?
In TraderOS, choose Schedule, then pick the days and time in your time zone, where to deliver, and whether to attach the PDF (on by default). Nothing is scheduled until you confirm.
What is Build now?
Build now in TraderOS makes a plan outside its schedule. The cost in credits is shown first and you approve it. If today’s plan already exists you are asked before it is rebuilt.
Where do I read my plans?
TraderOS shows your plans in your Inbox in the sidebar. Plans lists every plan newest first, and Scheduled lists your schedules where you can pause, change or stop one.
Where can plans be delivered?
In TraderOS, your Inbox always gets the plan. You can also send a copy to Email, iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram or Discord. See Where plans are delivered.
Can I turn the Inbox off?
No, the TraderOS Inbox always gets every plan and cannot be turned off. The Inbox always gets everything and cannot be turned off.
How do I connect a delivery channel?
In TraderOS, choose Connect at the top of your Inbox, or choose Set up while you schedule a plan, or open Settings and then Connectors.
How do I connect email?
In TraderOS, you confirm your address with a code we send to it.
How do I connect iMessage?
In TraderOS, iMessage delivery is for US and Canadian numbers (+1) only. Enter the number, agree to the consent text, then send the message shown from that phone. If the number is not on iMessage, it is sent as SMS.
How do I connect WhatsApp?
WhatsApp delivery in TraderOS is available worldwide. Choose your country, enter your number, agree to the consent text, choose Open WhatsApp and send the START message with your code. The code lasts 30 minutes.
How do I connect Telegram?
In TraderOS, no number is needed. Choose Connect Telegram, open the link, press Start in the chat with our bot, and it connects.
How do I connect Discord for plans?
In TraderOS, choose Connect Discord, sign in to Discord and pick the channel that should receive plans.
Why must I send a message from my phone?
In TraderOS, a phone number is only connected after the message comes from that phone, so nobody can connect a number that is not theirs.
How do I stop messages?
In TraderOS, on iMessage or WhatsApp, reply STOP, and reply START to turn them back on. On Telegram, send /stop and /start. Every email carries an unsubscribe link.
Why did my WhatsApp plan not arrive?
In TraderOS, WhatsApp only lets us message you within 24 hours of your last message to our number. Outside that window the plan stays in your Inbox and the delivery line says so. Send any message to our number to open the window again.
Can I pause one channel without losing it?
Yes, each TraderOS delivery channel has its own switch under Settings and Connectors. Each channel has its own switch under Settings and then Connectors. Choose Change on a connected channel to use a different number.
What messages go to which channel by default?
In TraderOS, daily plans with the PDF go to all five channels. Plan problems go to Email, iMessage, WhatsApp and Telegram. Level alerts go to iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram and Discord. Product updates go to Email. Schedule changes are off everywhere. You can change this under Settings and then Connectors.
What are quiet hours?
In TraderOS, quiet hours apply to iMessage texts you did not schedule, such as alerts and notices. They are on by default from 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM New York time, and you can change them. A scheduled plan is sent at the time you chose, and a test or resend you press is sent at once.
How do I see which channels I have connected?
Ask the Agent “which channels do I have connected?”. It shows each channel, whether it is on and whether it needs you, with your address masked.
How long does a PDF link work?
In TraderOS, a delivered plan’s PDF link, which starts with go.traderos.ai, works for 30 days. To get a fresh copy later, open the plan from your Inbox.
What if the PDF is still being prepared?
In TraderOS, you are told to try again in a minute.
A delivery did not arrive. What do I do?
In TraderOS, the plan is always in your Inbox. Open Inbox and then Scheduled to see each run and whether it was delivered. A channel that says Reconnect needed can be fixed from the Connect button or Settings and then Connectors.
Why is a delivery line red?
In TraderOS, a delivery line in TraderOS turns red only when a channel needs you. A plan that reached every channel shows no warning.
Connecting
How do I connect my own AI assistant?
Open MCP Access in TraderOS, add a connector with the address shown, sign in, and approve read access. See Connect your own AI assistant.
Which assistants work?
TraderOS works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and any assistant that supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP). See Connect your own AI assistant.
Can my assistant place orders?
No, a TraderOS MCP connection is read-only and cannot place orders or change your account. Access through OAuth is read-only. It can fetch market data and read your results, but cannot place orders or change your account.
What can my assistant ask for?
In TraderOS, your assistant can ask for market overview, prices, levels, options and GEX, calendars and context, studies, your strategies, coverage, your chats and account, and your plans and delivery.
Can my assistant read my strategies?
Yes, an assistant connected to TraderOS can list your strategies and read a specification, a backtest and its trades. It can list your strategies and read a specification, a backtest and its trades.
Can my assistant read my chats and memory?
Yes, an assistant connected to TraderOS can read your own chats and what the Agent remembers about you. your own. Tools read your chats and what the Agent remembers about you, including earlier wordings on request.
Can my assistant restore a deleted chat?
No, a standard read-only TraderOS connection can list deleted chats but cannot restore one. A standard read-only connection can list your deleted chats but cannot restore one. Restore in the app under Recently deleted, or ask the Agent.
Can I run reports over MCP?
No, TraderOS reports run in the Agent and are not offered over MCP. Reports and the Agent’s other builds run in the Agent and are not offered over MCP.
Do MCP results show their source?
Yes, every TraderOS result carries its source, as-of time and age, including over MCP. Every result carries its source, as-of time and age. Ask your assistant to show the source and time and it will.
My assistant will not connect. What now?
In TraderOS, check that the address is exactly the one in MCP Access. Remove the connector, add it again and sign in once more.
How do I add the TraderOS bot to my Discord server?
In TraderOS, open Discord in the Community section of the left menu, choose Authorize on Discord, pick a server you manage and approve the permissions. See Use TraderOS in your Discord server.
What can the Discord bot do?
The TraderOS Discord bot answers six slash commands, each taking a ticker: /levels, /regime, /plan, /expected, /analyze and /strategy. See TraderOS in your Discord server.
Can I connect more than one server?
Yes, you can connect more than one Discord server to TraderOS. and you can disconnect a server from the same page whenever you like.
Is Discord server connection the same as plan delivery to Discord?
No, adding the TraderOS bot to a server is separate from delivering plans to a Discord channel. Sending your plan to a Discord channel is set up from your plan’s delivery settings. You can use both. See Where plans are delivered.
Does the Discord bot give advice?
No, the TraderOS Discord bot gives analysis, not investment advice. Its answers are analysis, not investment advice, and carry a “Powered by TraderOS” footer.
Privacy, your data, deleting and exporting
How do I delete a chat?
Delete it from your chat list. It leaves the list at once, and TraderOS keeps it for 30 days so you can change your mind. See Your data.
Can I undo a delete?
Yes, you can undo or restore a deleted TraderOS chat within 30 days. An Undo link appears for a short while. Or open Recently deleted in the chat list, which shows chats from the last 30 days and the days each has left, and choose Restore. You can also ask the Agent to restore one.
What happens after 30 days?
In TraderOS, after 30 days, the chat, its messages, attachments and jobs are permanently erased and cannot be restored.
What happens to cards from a deleted chat?
In TraderOS, a card you saved to your Library stays there. A card you did not save is removed with the chat, comes back if you restore in time, and is erased after 30 days. Copies shared with the Community are taken down when you delete the chat.
Do share links survive a delete and restore?
No, TraderOS share links stop working when you delete a chat, and restoring does not turn them back on. Share links stop working when you delete the chat, and restoring does not turn them back on. Share it again if you need a link.
Does the Agent remember things about me?
Yes, when memory is on, the TraderOS Agent can remember your rules, preferences and lessons, and you decide what is kept. When memory is on for your account, it can remember your rules, preferences and lessons. A suggestion changes nothing until you confirm or correct it, and a dismissed suggestion does not come back.
How do I see what it remembers?
In TraderOS, ask “what do you remember about me?” or ask about a topic.
How do I make it forget something?
In TraderOS, ask it to forget it. This removes the memory and its earlier wordings.
Can I pause memory?
Yes, you can pause the TraderOS Agent’s memory in Settings. In Settings, Memory has Use my memory in answers and Learn from my chats. Turn either off to pause recall or learning.
Are incognito chats remembered?
No, TraderOS does not add incognito chats to your history or memory. Nothing in them is added to your history or memory.
How do I download my data?
In TraderOS, open Settings, then Your data, and choose Download my data. If a part could not be read, the page tells you which part was left out and you can download again.
How do I delete all my data?
In TraderOS, in Settings and then Your data, choose Delete my data and type DELETE. On most accounts the deletion is final after one week, and you can cancel until then with Cancel the deletion.
What does deleting my data remove?
In TraderOS, deleting your data also removes everything you created in Reports too: your reports, runs, saved versions, bookmarks, preferences and stored result files. Some records we are required to keep, such as billing records, are kept.
My account does not show Delete my data. What do I do?
In TraderOS, the page offers Contact us, and our team deletes all of your data for you.
Trust and accuracy
How can I trust a number?
In TraderOS, every consequential number has a source, a time and an age. If it does not, TraderOS says that. See How TraderOS handles trust.
What if data is missing?
In TraderOS, a gap, a delay or a thin sample is stated in the answer, not hidden.
What is observed versus inferred?
In TraderOS, a trade on the tape (price, size, time, contract) is observed. A label such as bullish or bearish on a trade is an inference from the price against the quote and is never a fact about who traded or why.
Will the Agent make up a number to keep going?
No, the TraderOS Agent does not invent a missing stop, level or price. If a stop, a level or a price is missing, it tells you what is missing and what you can give instead.
Will it answer with a different ticker’s data?
No, TraderOS never answers with a different instrument’s numbers. A different instrument is never swapped in. If a ticker is not covered, it says so and names what it does hold.
What do backtest results state about their limits?
In TraderOS, every result states the data window, the number of trades, the costs charged, and anything that could mislead: a contract roll inside the window, a trade carried past the flat time, or a rule the engine could not apply exactly.
Will the Agent call a small sample an edge?
No, the TraderOS Agent does not call a small sample an edge. When there are too few trades to judge, it says so.
What if one trade makes all the profit?
In TraderOS, a result whose profit comes from a single trade is labelled that way, not as a pass.
Can a web page or uploaded file give the Agent orders?
No, a web page or uploaded file cannot give the TraderOS Agent orders. Text on a web page or in a file you upload is information. It cannot change what the Agent is allowed to do.
Is TraderOS financial advice?
No, TraderOS is analysis, not financial advice. Results describe data and history. Decide for yourself and size your risk accordingly.
Troubleshooting
A ticker has no data. What now?
Ask do you have data for XYZ?. If it is not covered, the Agent says so, names the closest thing it holds and can start a request to add it. See Troubleshooting.
An answer looks old. What do I check?
Every figure shows its as-of time and age. Ask the Agent what is the newest data you have for this?. See All datasets for each dataset’s update rhythm.
The microphone does not work in voice mode.
In TraderOS, allow the microphone for the site in your browser’s address bar and try again. If the connection drops, the Agent reconnects on its own, and if it keeps failing it offers to continue in text.
A shared link shows nothing new when I rerun.
In TraderOS, a shared link is read-only and shows the result as it was. It never runs code.
Where do I get help?
To get help from TraderOS, email support@traderos.ai or see Troubleshooting and FAQ.
A Scanner cell says Unavailable. Is something broken?
No, a TraderOS Scanner cell that says Unavailable is not broken: a value that cannot be known shows Unavailable with the reason, never a blank or an old number. Hover the cell to read why. See Markets.
A report page and the Agent give different numbers.
In TraderOS, the page uses its own default settings. Check the settings and rerun to match the Agent.
A report card will not open.
In TraderOS, if a card cannot open, you land on a page that tells you what to do next.
Comparison as of 2026-11-02; other products change, check them directly.
These answers compare categories, not named products. Where a product is mentioned, it is only an example of a category.
TraderOS vs ChatGPT or another general AI chatbot for trading?
TraderOS is built around a market-data store that the TraderOS Agent reads itself, while a general-purpose AI chatbot on its own does not have your market data feed unless it is connected to one. Choose TraderOS when you want answers with a stated source, as-of time and age for each number. Choose a general chatbot for tasks that need no market data. You can also connect ChatGPT or Claude to TraderOS over MCP. See Connect your own AI assistant.
TraderOS focuses on questions answered from data, such as levels, GEX, options flow, studies and backtests, rather than on drawing on charts. Choose TraderOS when you want to ask in words and get a sourced answer or a tested rule. Choose a charting platform when you need full drawing tools or a chart-first workflow. TraderOS can export a strategy as NinjaScript. See Backtests.
TraderOS lets you describe a strategy in words and turns it into an explicit specification that lists every assumption before it runs. Choose TraderOS when you want a no-code backtest with costs shown, a count of where each signal went and validation checks. Choose a dedicated backtesting platform when you need something TraderOS does not document, such as custom portfolio-level tooling. See Improve and validate.
TraderOS vs a market-data terminal?
TraderOS stores market data and lets the Agent read it and label its age, source and gaps. Choose TraderOS when you want an assistant to read the data with you and keep every number’s timestamp visible. Choose a data terminal when you need datasets or markets TraderOS does not list in its data coverage.
TraderOS vs a trade-logging app?
TraderOS can summarise a trade file you attach, including how your trades split by dealer positioning, and it builds plans and tests strategies. Choose TraderOS to analyse a broker export alongside market data. Choose a dedicated logging app when logging every trade is your main need. See All datasets.
TraderOS never places orders and has no access to your broker account. Choose TraderOS to prepare, analyse and test. Choose your broker platform to execute. See How TraderOS handles trust.
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