Chazle is an approve/reject trade-proposal engine. A Claude orchestrator and a team of sub-agents do the analysis; a deterministic guard layer the model cannot talk its way around vets every trade against hard risk caps; and nothing reaches a broker without your tap.
“An LLM is a phenomenal analyst and a bad fuse. It is never the fuse here.”Every decision follows from one priority: don't lose money, and keep control. The guard is the point of the whole thing.
Hard caps — per-trade size, daily loss, exposure, a kill switch — enforced in a plain function outside the LLM call, re-checked against live state at approval. The model produces proposals; it never decides whether they execute.
A dedicated adversary agent argues the strongest case against each idea before it reaches you. A proposal that survives a real attempt to kill it is worth more than one never challenged.
Each proposal carries a target, a horizon, and the condition that invalidates it — framed as a forecast you use to size a holding period, not a certainty dressed up as a tip.
Switch between stock and options trading modes, or run both. Remove any symbol from trading with one tap — the guard then rejects anything for it until you restore it.
Browser push, Telegram, or email the instant a proposal needs your decision, on fills and failures, on kill-switch flips, and when the daily loss limit trips.
Every proposal, cap rejection, execution, and control change is one line in a tamper-evident ledger. Money is tracked in exact decimals — never floats.
A single switch changes what the system will propose and what the guard will let through. Prediction markets run in an isolated pool in either mode.
Straightforward long/short equity proposals with per-name and portfolio exposure caps. Options are disabled while you're here — including any already queued.
Full option contracts — strike, expiry, put/call — with real 100× contract economics and a tighter, isolated risk pool. Equities are disabled while you're here.
Even with hard caps, manual approval, and a kill switch, a trading system will lose money sometimes — the caps bound how much a bad stretch costs, not whether one happens. Chazle is a personal engine: it is not an offer to manage anyone else's money, and pooling outside funds is a separate, regulated track. Nothing here is investment advice.