Overview
xRegime Oracle is a self-improving autonomous trading agent that turns voice input or earnings calls into executed xStock trades with full transparency and reliability. Core Workflow Voice Layer: Accepts live voice commands or uploaded audio files (Speechmatics real-time/batch transcription + speaker diarization). Intelligence Layer: A 3-model open-source finance ensemble on Featherless (specialized LLMs running in parallel) analyzes transcripts, market signals, and regime shifts, then casts a majority vote on trading decisions. Regime Engine: Calculates a live Regime Score based on recent performance. The agent self-evolves nightly — reviewing its own paper trades and autonomously updating risk rules, stop-loss levels, and momentum thresholds. Execution: All decisions are backtested and executed safely via the official Kraken CLI in paper trading mode. Dashboard: Beautiful, interactive Streamlit web app with colored Regime Score cards, live equity curve chart, chat interface (text + voice), trade history, and full audit trail. Production Deployment Runs 24/7 on a Vultr VPS with auto-restart. Fully open-source, async-first, and built as a market-ready enterprise solution.
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