Candidate and regime context
Market activity, session behavior, liquidity, and catalyst context inform the workflow without authorizing trades by themselves.
IntelliBot is being designed as a local-first, non-custodial software framework for Coinbase Spot. The intended experience is not a signal feed or a profit dashboard; it is a controlled operating system for proof, risk, execution restraint, and decision evidence.
Each layer has a job. The system should not move from observation to live action unless proof, risk state, account safety, and operational controls are aligned.
Market activity, session behavior, liquidity, and catalyst context inform the workflow without authorizing trades by themselves.
Backtesting and proof status establish whether a strategy has earned eligibility inside the intended operating rules.
RiskManager, drawdown controls, cooldowns, and account safety checks constrain the system before execution.
Initial direction is Coinbase Spot, long-only, one active trade, no custody, and no withdrawal permission.
Reporting and logs are planned as evidence surfaces so the user can inspect what happened and why.
The Product page now avoids repeated mockup panels. Visitors who want the visual product walkthrough can open the Interface Gallery, where all prototype images are presented together with concept-only labels.
AI, sentiment, and news catalyst modules may summarize context. They do not open trades, increase risk, bypass safety systems, or create live eligibility.
Advisory modules cannot open or increase positions.
RiskManager and AccountSafetyWatchdog cannot be overridden by advisory context.
A catalyst does not make an unproven strategy eligible.
Context is not financial advice or expected performance.
For a more complete public explanation of IntelliBot's product scope, risk profiles, strategy proof model, roadmap, UI workflow, and security boundaries, read the Public Product Information Guide.
The PDF is designed for public consumption and avoids guaranteed-profit language, live-trading claims, securities-offering language, and public financing solicitation.