Open-source options workbench builds a local AI brain that learns your trading discipline
garrytan · x · 2026-09-05
Developer @followclues open-sourced TradeGenuis-Options, a desktop options research workbench for US and Binance crypto options built on garrytan's GBrain.
Key design:
- A local knowledge base (gbrain) ingests your trade history, lessons, strategy frameworks, notes and PDFs; everything is editable Markdown
- Opportunity scanner covers 7 signal types (vol premium, event premium, skew extremes, term inversion, 0DTE gamma, etc.), computing concrete structures (legs, premium, win rate, EV) from live option chains and hiding zero-edge setups
- Research reports combine live chain metrics with knowledge-base retrieval, synthesized by DeepSeek into a fixed five-section Chinese report
- Pre-trade AI checks your plan against your own discipline; closing a trade auto-settles a bet, stores lessons, and tracks Brier scores for calibration
Market data comes from free public feeds (CBOE, Nasdaq, Binance) — only a DeepSeek key is needed. macOS client available. The closed-loop research → discipline-check → post-mortem agent workflow is a solid reference for personal automation tooling.
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