Discover
Browse what other people built. Star what's interesting. Fork what's useful. Run it under your own keys.
Three tabs across the top:
- Dashboards — published live views, like a funding-rate matrix or a personal-PnL board.
- Bots — published longrunning strategies.
- Executors — published order recipes that plug into the trade ticket.
How to use it
Browse, sort, filter, click anything that looks interesting. Each card shows:
- A name and a one-line description.
- Who made it (their wallet, anonymized to a short identifier).
- Stars, forks, last updated.
- For bots that have opted in to showing live stats: realized PnL, trade count, runtime.
Click a card to open it in read-only mode. You can see the strategy file, the dashboard layout, the executor's logic — before committing to anything.
Star, fork, run
Three actions:
- Star — bookmark something so you can find it again. The "Starred" filter shows you everything you've starred.
- Fork — copy it into your own workspace as a new chat. The forked thing runs on your connected venues with your credentials; the original creator can never see your account.
- Showcase — some bots are listed for show-and-tell only, without fork enabled. You can read them, learn from them, but not run them under your own keys without rebuilding from scratch. The card shows a "Showcase" tag.
Publishing your own
Anything you've built — a dashboard, a bot, an executor — has a Publish option in its menu. Pick public visibility, set a name and a short description, and it shows up in Discover.
Publishing does not share your keys, your fills, your PnL, or your positions. It shares the code (or the dashboard layout) so other people can run it under their own accounts. If you'd like to share PnL too — say, to show off a strategy's track record — there's an opt-in for that on bots, and it surfaces the realized PnL chip on the card.
Filtering and sorting
The filter chips along the top:
- All — everyone's public work.
- Starred — what you've starred.
- Forked — what you've forked.
- Mine — your own published work.
Sort by stars, forks, or recency.
What's next
- Star, fork, and share — the mechanics of each action.
- Dashboards — how to build one of your own.
- Bots vs Executors — the two strategy shapes.