The AI Council — eight engines, one verdict, dissent on the record
Most "AI signals" are a single black box and a green arrow. The AI Council is the opposite: eight independent analytical engines each vote long, short or abstain on the chart you're looking at, their votes are weighted into one verdict — and the members who disagreed are listed right on the card. You always see the argument, not just the answer.
Why a council, not an oracle
Ensembles beat single models when their errors are uncorrelated — and our members look at deliberately different things: price geometry, regime state, the order book, remembered liquidity, lifecycle phase, compression, volume profile, funding. When they agree, that agreement is informative precisely because they could have disagreed. And when they disagree, that is information too — which is why dissent is displayed, never averaged away silently. A 5–3 long is a different trade than an 8–0 long, and the card makes sure you know which one you're seeing.
The eight members
| Member | Looks at | Contributes |
|---|---|---|
| 📐 Multi-TF trend | Price geometry across 5m→4h | Alignment or conflict of trends across horizons — the heaviest single voice. |
| 🧭 Market state | The regime engine (trend/range/unknown) | Context: the same setup means different things in different regimes. |
| 📊 Order book | Live depth imbalance and microstructure | The only member watching present intent rather than history. |
| 🔋 Liquidity field | LMF battery levels above/below price | Where remembered support and fragility sit. |
| 🌋 Lifecycle | Pump Watch phase | A veto-grade voice on pumped or dumped names. |
| 🎯 Ignition | Compression/expansion composite | Whether a move is loading, firing or exhausted. |
| 🧲 Volume profile | POC distance and side | Magnet pull — which way profile gravity points. |
| 💸 Funding | Funding rate posture | Crowding: extreme funding is fuel for the squeeze against the crowd. |
How the verdict is computed
Each member returns a signed score with a confidence; the council weighs them (trend and book carry the most, funding the least) and sums to a verdict score. Small magnitudes render as neutral — the council is allowed to say "no edge here," and that answer is treated as a first-class outcome, not a failure. Members whose inputs are stale or unavailable abstain visibly: you'll see exactly which seats were empty when the vote was taken. All members are evaluated in parallel against shared market history, so the card appears in about a second, warm in far less.
Reading the card
- Verdict banner — direction, score, and vote split at a glance.
- Multi-timeframe chips — the trend call per horizon; conflict between 5m and 4h is exactly the nuance a single number would erase.
- Member rows — every vote, weight and one-line reason.
- Dissent list — who voted against the verdict and why. Read this first: the strength of a signal is the weakness of its best counter-argument.
The card lives in the chart's indicator menu on any chart in the platform — Trading Desk, desks, screener click-throughs — pinned to the chart corner, draggable anywhere, and it remembers where you put it.
Using it in a workflow
The council is a second opinion, deliberately not an autopilot — it never places orders. The intended loop: a screener surfaces a candidate → the council synthesizes every engine's view of it in one card → you deploy the MM desk or a grid with direction gates armed, and the risk stack holds authority above everything. Analysis advises; risk governs.
Honest limits
FAQ
Is this a large language model?
No — the members are deterministic analytical engines (trend, regime, book, profile, lifecycle…). Same chart, same data, same verdict: fully reproducible, no hallucination surface.
Can the council trade for me?
By design, no. It advises; the desks trade, and the desks answer to the risk stack. Keeping analysis and execution separate is a safety property, not a missing feature.
Which plan includes it?
The AI Council is included from the Trader plan ($12.99/mo). See pricing.
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