The AI Desk Note: one line that matters
TL;DR
- The Desk Note is a one-line, plain-English narration of what matters now — generated on demand, 5-minute cooldown.
- It only describes the rule engine's output. It structurally cannot invent a level or emit a buy/sell signal.
- Use it to re-orient when you sit back down, then verify against the panels — it's a summary, not a source.
The Desk Note (AI) is the smallest, most human panel: one sentence (two at most) on what matters right now and what changed since your last look. Tap Generate desk note (then Regenerate); there’s a 5-minute cooldown, after which the button shows a countdown.
Why it can’t mislead you
This is the key design fact: the AI only sees the rule engine’s state— the one most decision-relevant fact the engine has already computed, plus what changed since last time. It gets no free access to raw numbers and cannot pick its own levels. It is explicitly constrained to describe, never to direct: no invented numbers, no entry or exit signal, one sentence. When there’s genuinely no edge and nothing changed, it doesn’t even call the model — it returns the deterministic headline. “Rules decide, AI describes.”
It will say things like “regime flipped to negative and the top call wall moved down — confirm with your orderflow.” It will never say “buy” or “sell,” name a target it invented, or tell you an entry. That’s not a policy bolt-on — it’s structural, because the note can only narrate the deterministic engine.
The value we add & correct use
It’s zero-effort re-orientation. Been away from the screen? Regenerate when you sit back down or after a regime/level change, read the one line, then verify it against the panels. It’s a summary of the engine’s state, not an independent source of truth — and it is descriptive, always.
Do this on the dashboard now
- When you sit back down at the screen, tap Regenerate for a one-line re-orientation.
- Read the sentence, then confirm it against Regime, Walls, and Flow.
- Never treat it as a signal — it describes the engine, and the engine never gives entries.