@nate_512SuperiorTrade just put out an open-source Hyperliquid terminal and the whole thing runs local. No cloud custody anywhere in the stack, so your private keys stay put on your own device. Here's the part that got me: you sketch a setup straight onto the chart, and an agent turns that drawing into strategy code it's already validated. Before anything goes live it catches the classic algo killers. Lookahead bias, stops that never got scaled, entries firing on dead candles. Licensed Apache-2.0 too, so forking it is fair game, you can rewrite the prompts it ships with, bolt on your own guardrails for pre-deployment, or spin up fresh indicators. And it costs nothing. Repo link is down in the thread

@nate_512SuperiorTrade just put out an open-source Hyperliquid terminal and the whole thing runs local. No cloud custody anywhere in the stack, so your private keys stay put on your own device. Here's the part that got me: you sketch a setup straight onto the chart, and an agent turns that drawing into strategy code it's already validated. Before anything goes live it catches the classic algo killers. Lookahead bias, stops that never got scaled, entries firing on dead candles. Licensed Apache-2.0 too, so forking it is fair game, you can rewrite the prompts it ships with, bolt on your own guardrails for pre-deployment, or spin up fresh indicators. And it costs nothing. Repo link is down in the thread