KuantTrade

KuantAI

Ask from the tool you already think in.

Connect KuantAI to your AI client and reach your own trading state in plain language. It can read, research and propose. It cannot place an order, and that is not a setting.

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Your AI client1/4

Where has TSLA actually been accepted on the 1h? Volume profile, support and resistance.

kuanttradefind_entry_zonesrunning
TSLA1hConfirmation

Near the top of its recent range

It is trading close to the recent high, so the area below it is where volume was accepted rather than a level to buy. Support and resistance are read off the same distribution, not chosen.

Entry area
326.27 – 330.83
Confirmation above
333.10
Invalidation below
313.24

Measured over the 60 bars drawn, from OHLCV range-spread. The card says when it was priced; it never presents an old quote as a live one.

Illustrative data. The instrument, prices, strikes, expiry and figures shown are examples chosen to show how the product works. They are not live market data, not a trade, not an opinion about any instrument, and not a recommendation.

Actually running

This is it, inside Claude.

Not a mockup of a conversation. The card is drawn by the connector in the client itself, from your own account.

An entry zone card rendered inside a Claude conversation, showing NVDA on the 1h chart with an entry area, a confirmation level and an invalidation level.
find_entry_zones, answering with a situation and an area rather than a single price. The levels below the chart are the ones the card was measured against.
A list of proposed options structures rendered inside a Claude conversation, each with its debit, probability, reward multiple and payoff shape.
propose_options_deal, ranked by risk and reward. Each row says what it costs, what it can lose and how likely it is, before anything is proposed.

Showing the work

The card carries its evidence, and the terms it was measured on

Ask where a symbol has actually been accepted and the answer is a distribution rather than a level: the busiest price, the band that holds most of the trading, and where the current price sits against it.

The share is what the band held, not what it aimed at
A value area grows a whole shelf at a time, so it overshoots the share it was grown toward. The card prints what it actually captured. Printing the target instead would state an intention as a measurement.
The method is on the card
This profile is attributed from open, high, low, close and volume rather than from tick data, over the bars in the frame. It is an approximation, and it says so where the numbers are.
Plain, measured and technical are one fact in three notations
Not a beginner mode. Nobody is shown a simpler sentence that quietly disagrees with the fuller one, and where a rule is attached the technical line is derived from that rule, so the notation most likely to be acted on cannot drift from what would actually run.
The volume tab of an entry zone card, showing a candlestick chart beside a horizontal volume histogram, the busiest price, the value area and the entry, confirmation and invalidation levels below it.
The same card, on its volume tab. The line under the levels is the card stating how the profile was attributed.

Where it runs

It comes to your tool, not the other way round.

Connect from the AI client you already work in. Your positions, your strategies and your bounds, reachable in plain language.

  • CClaude

    Web and desktop. Option deal cards and entry zones render inside the conversation.

  • CCClaude Code

    The full flow from the terminal, including proposals and approvals.

  • GPTChatGPT

    Settings → Connectors, in developer mode. Deal cards and entry zones render in the chat.

  • CuCursor

    Connect the server and work alongside your code.

  • VSVS Code

    Same connection, inside the editor you already have open.

ComingAntigravityJetBrains

Antigravity and JetBrains are next. Both speak MCP, so the work is a connection guide rather than a new surface.

What it can reach

27 tools, and only three of them write anything.

These are the real identifiers your agent will call. Everything except the propose group reads; the propose group writes a proposal and an approval id.

Your state

6

Positions, marks, sellable balance and the strategies you are running.

  • get_open_positions
  • get_position
  • get_mark_price
  • get_sellable_balance
  • list_strategies
  • get_strategy

The market

4

Where a setup sits today, whether anything like it has happened before, and the catalog of named patterns with their past occurrences.

  • find_entry_zones
  • find_similar_patterns
  • list_patterns
  • get_pattern_evidence

Options

3

Gamma levels and volatility context for one underlying, and a pre-trade check of an options idea against them. The check informs; it never blocks an order.

  • get_gamma_levels
  • get_vol_profile
  • check_trade

Backtests

2

Your own backtest runs and their stored results. A backtest replays past data; it is not a forecast.

  • list_backtest_runs
  • get_backtest_result

Your bounds

4

The autonomy level, the kill switch, and the vocabulary it is allowed to use.

  • get_autonomy_level
  • get_killswitch
  • describe_strategy_vocabulary
  • compile_intent

The record

2

Past runs and anything still waiting on you.

  • list_recent_runs
  • list_open_approvals

Proposals

5

The only tools that write. Each records a proposal and hands back an approval id. None of them places an order.

  • propose_order
  • propose_validated_order
  • propose_options_deal
  • propose_strategy
  • promote_intent

Waiting

1

Keeps the conversation open while you decide somewhere else.

  • await_approval

A run

It reads before it reasons.

Every run records what it looked at, in order, so a proposal can be traced back to the state it was made from.

There is no reasoning transcript here because none is recorded. What the run stores is which tools were called and what they returned, which is the part you can actually check.

Agent run
  1. Observe
    positionsmarkssellablekill switch
  2. Reason
    contextvocabulary
  3. Propose
    preflightlimits
  4. Act
    your approvalbroker
Awaiting your approval
The proposal is recorded with an id. You confirm it in the app; the agent cannot.
Guardrails
  • Per-trade limit$5,000
  • Concentration cap35%
  • Sellable balanceenforced
  • Allowed assetsstocks · options
  • Autonomy levelL2
  • Kill switcharmed

Nineteen bounds in total. A refusal always names the one it hit, so you can see what stopped a trade.

How much rope

Four settings, and you pick the ceiling

The level decides whether something can act at all, propose and wait, or act inside bounds you set. It is a ceiling, not a target.

  1. L0

    Observe

    Reads your state and answers questions. Cannot propose anything.

  2. L1

    Suggest

    Can put a suggestion in front of you. Nothing is recorded as pending.

  3. L2Default

    Propose and wait

    Writes a proposal and an approval id. You confirm it in the app, and nothing reaches your broker until you do.

  4. L3

    Bounded

    Can act without a per-order confirmation, only inside the limits you set, and only where you enabled it.

The level in force is the lowest of every setting that applies, so a permissive strategy cannot raise a cautious account. There is no fifth rung and none is planned here: a ladder drawn with a greyed-out top step reads as a promise, and this one has no top step to grey out.

The limits

It proposes. Your bounds refuse. You approve.

Both halves are the same design. A proposal arrives with its checks attached, and an order that breaks a bound is refused rather than quietly resized to fit.

KuantAIawaiting you
BUYNVDA×12LIMIT 179.40
Account
Your broker · paper
Estimated
$2,152.80
Checked before it reached you
  • per-trade limit$2,152 / $5,000
  • concentration11.4% / 35%
  • buying power$18,240
  • kill switchoff
ApproveDeclineapr_8f2c41d7

Illustrative data. The instrument, prices, strikes, expiry and figures shown are examples chosen to show how the product works. They are not live market data, not a trade, not an opinion about any instrument, and not a recommendation.

Guardraildenied
BUYSPY×40MARKET
Requested
$7,368.40
Your ceiling
$2,000.00
Per-trade limit3.7× over your limit

The order was rejected, not reduced. Quietly trimming it to the ceiling would look helpful and hide the fact that you asked for something this account cannot support.

Questions people actually ask.

What is this, in one sentence?

A connection between your AI client and your own trading account, so you can ask about positions, research a setup or get a structure proposed without leaving the tool you are already in.

Can the AI place a trade without me?

No, and not because of a setting you could change by accident. Confirming an order is a permission no machine identity is allowed to hold. When the platform's own owner requested that permission for a key, the request was refused.

Who holds my broker credentials?

You do. Orders are placed through your own brokerage account under credentials you control and can revoke at any time. KuantTrade never holds your funds or securities.

Can I try it without real money?

Yes. Paper accounts behave exactly like live ones, including approvals, so you can run the whole flow for weeks before anything touches real capital.

Does asking cost me anything?

Reading your state and checking bounds does not call a model. Interpreting a sentence into a proposal does, which is why there is also a direct path for when you already know the symbol, side and quantity.

Connect it and ask it something.

Start on a paper account. Nothing reaches a market until you approve it.

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