From chart pattern to alert to order — in one blueprint.

Seven layers. One typed contract between each.

A detected pattern flows down a strict pipeline — data to signal to alert to order. Each layer speaks only through the shared Signal / Intent / Order schemas, so you can add a new pattern or a new channel without touching the rest.

Six families. 50+ detectors. One Signal.

Every detector implements one interface and emits the same signal object — so the alert and execution layers never care which pattern fired. Highlighted chips are the ones named in the original brief; the rest extend the same engine.

One alert. Five channels. First tap wins.

The same Alert object drives every channel. Approve on whichever you see first — the response is idempotent across all of them, so an order can never be placed twice.

Paper first. Live only when you mean it.

Paper and live share one Broker interface — so paper mode is the integration test for the entire pipeline, and going live changes a config flag, not the strategy code.

Guardrails, not an afterthought.

The risk gate sits between signals and orders and is the most important code in the system. These defaults are baked into every module.

Twelve milestones, sequenced for Claude.

Each milestone is a paste-ready "Claude task" with acceptance criteria, ordered so nothing depends on code that doesn't exist yet. Paper trading works end-to-end at milestone 7.

The full specification set.