Alerts

Alerts are the lightest way to act on a read. Instead of watching a market, you describe a condition once, and intenthybrid AI pings you the moment that condition is met. It closes the action gap without handing anything to an agent.

What you can alert on

The natural trigger is a market crossing a threshold you set, for example crowding rising above a level on a specific market, or a notable change in liquidation flow. You define the line, and the alert watches it for you across the tracked set.

Why alerts matter

Markets move when you are not looking. The whole reason positioning is hard to act on is that the condition you care about tends to arrive at an inconvenient moment. An alert turns "I should keep an eye on this" into "I will be told when it happens", which means you can step away and still catch the setup you were waiting for.

Alerts next to agents

Alerts and agents are two points on the same scale. An alert notifies you and leaves the action to you. An agent takes the action itself, inside hard limits. A common pattern is to start with an alert on a condition, watch how it behaves a few times, and only then encode it as an agent trigger once you trust it. The threshold you tuned for the alert becomes the trigger for the agent.

Status

Threshold alerts are in active development. See the Roadmap for current status.