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Changelog.

What changed in the desk, newest first. Each entry says what it does and, where it matters, what it does not.

September 2026

  1. Its drawings survive a reload

    The levels it draws are kept with your chart and come back after a reload. It can take back a line it drew when it lands in the wrong place.

    Won’tIt never removes or moves a line you drew.

  2. It measures your lines before it draws its own

    Point at a level and it measures the line you drew first, then draws only what it cites. A position it draws uses your real stop and target.

  3. Volatility, measured for your question

    Ask whether your stop is too tight and it measures volatility for that, with your own ATR and Bollinger settings when they are on your chart.

    Won’tIt adds no study to your chart to do it.

  4. Your rules, read on every check

    Write your trading rules once in settings, in your own words. Every check is made against them.

    Won’tThere is no form to fill in and no number fields.

  5. The live candle moves on its own

    Price on your chart updates without a refresh, and the chart and the desk read the same candles.

  6. Times in your own timezone

    Every time it quotes is in your chart’s timezone, and it reads the times you type the same way.

August 2026

  1. Every model priced in credits

    The model picker shows what each model costs in credits, and warns you when your balance runs low.

  2. Memory you can read, one line each

    What it remembers about you is one plain document of dated lines. You can read it, edit it and clear it.

  3. It reads the past exactly

    Ask about a specific date and it reads what price and your indicators showed then, not what they show today.

  4. You approve what it cannot undo

    A change you could not get back, like rewriting an indicator’s settings or deleting a memory, waits for your approval. The card shows exactly what will change.

  5. Your own indicators, in a real editor

    Read, edit and paste your own indicators with line numbers, highlighting and a console, and star the ones you use.

    Won’tIndicators are written in TradingView’s JavaScript format. A pasted Pine Script is recognized, not run.

  6. Attach a file to a question

    Images, text files and PDFs reach the model as themselves, so it reads what you sent.

    Won’tA PDF longer than 50 pages is refused.

  7. Put the desk on either side

    Dock the AI panel to the left or the right of your chart.

  8. See what each step measured

    Under every answer, each tool shows what it measured off your chart, not just that it ran.

July 2026

  1. Risk to reward, calculated

    The risk to reward on a trade card is worked out in code. A card the model writes itself is thrown away before you see it.

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