Dead Signal
Trade decision engine that asks whether a strategy fits a ticker right now — and refuses to force-fit when it doesn't.
v3 specSummary
Dead Signal is a trade decision engine that flips the usual question on its head. Instead of "what should I trade?", it asks "does this specific strategy fit this specific ticker right now?", and answers with a hexagonal 0–100 fit score, an opinionated AI breakdown of the setup, and a hard refusal to force-fit a setup that isn't there.
Why it exists
Most trading tools want to give you a signal. Dead Signal wants to tell you when there isn't one. The hexagonal scoring is deliberately opinionated, and the AI layer's job is to explain why the score is what it is in plain language, not to talk you into a trade.
How it works
The user picks a strategy and a ticker. The engine evaluates the fit along several independent axes and renders a hexagon: a full polygon means everything is firing, a deformed polygon means partial fit, no polygon means no trade. An AI layer narrates the read: what's working, what's missing, what would have to change for the score to improve.
Stack
- Claude API analysis layer
- Strategy ruleset stored as structured data