EdgeProof Documentation
EdgeProof reads the Discord signal channels you follow, extracts each trade with a local LLM, scores every source by realized P&L, and executes only what your guardrails allow through your own Alpaca account. It runs entirely on your machine.
New here? Read in this order:
- Install: requirements and the
edgeproof initwizard - Quickstart: zero to paper trading in about ten minutes
- Tournament: how sources are scored and benched
- Going live: activate a license and switch to real money
What you can do
| Goal | Where |
|---|---|
| Install and configure for the first time | Install |
| Start paper trading fast | Quickstart |
| Connect Discord channels (browser or bot) | Discord setup |
| Understand every command and flag | Command reference |
| Tune position size, caps, and exits | Guardrails |
| See every environment variable | Config reference |
| Read the source scoreboard | Tournament |
| Activate live trading | Licensing |
| Check status or recover a lost key | Account & keys |
| Fix a failing check or error | Troubleshooting |
Core ideas
- Paper first. Every install starts in paper mode. Live trading is an explicit, licensed switch. Paper never needs a key.
- Your keys, your machine. EdgeProof is non-custodial. It never holds your funds or credentials, and no trading data leaves your computer.
- Prove, then trade. The tournament scores each Discord source on real P&L so you can see what works before risking size.
- Guardrails are structural. Position budgets, per-underlying caps, staleness checks, rule-based exits, and a kill switch apply before any order reaches the broker. See Guardrails.
Support
- Email: support@edgeproof.net
- Website: edgeproof.net
- Account portal: account.edgeproof.net