TradeHarbor separates market analysis from trade authorization. The AI can evaluate opportunities and propose actions, but deterministic controls decide whether those actions are allowed to reach the brokerage.
Autonomy is useful only when the system remains bounded, observable and interruptible.
Read account state, positions, buying power, prices, orders and current risk conditions.
AI evaluates the market, existing positions and opportunities.
Deterministic policy checks the proposed action against hard account rules.
Only an approved action is permitted to become a brokerage instruction.
Required protection is verified before additional exposure is permitted.
Account value, drawdown, decisions and system events remain visible.
The same component that forms a trading thesis is not trusted to rewrite the guardrails around that thesis.
Evaluates market information, manages theses, proposes entries and targets, and can decide to remain in cash.
Applies capital limits, position sizing, trade-risk limits, market permissions, loss breakers and protection requirements.
The architecture assumes model judgment can be wrong, so autonomous actions remain constrained by explicit, testable rules.
TradeHarbor is currently operating as a private beta while we continue building secure multi-user infrastructure.