EdgeProof Documentation
EdgeProof reads the Discord signal channels you follow, extracts each trade with a local LLM, scores every source by realized P&L, and executes only what your guardrails allow through your own brokerage account (Alpaca, Charles Schwab, Robinhood, tastytrade, or Interactive Brokers). It runs entirely on your machine.
New here? Read in this order:
- Install: requirements and the
edgeproof configurewizard - Quickstart: zero to paper trading in about ten minutes
- Tournament: how sources are scored and benched
- Going live: activate a license and switch to real money
What you can do
| Goal | Where |
|---|---|
| Install and configure for the first time | Install |
| Start paper trading fast | Quickstart |
| Connect Discord channels (browser or bot) | Discord setup |
| Understand every command and flag | Command reference |
| Tune position size, caps, and exits | Guardrails |
| See every environment variable | Config reference |
| Read the source scoreboard | Tournament |
| Activate live trading | Licensing |
| Check status or recover a lost key | Account & keys |
| Fix a failing check or error | Troubleshooting |
Core ideas
- Paper first. Every install starts in paper mode. Live trading is an explicit, licensed switch. Paper never needs a key.
- Your keys, your machine. EdgeProof is non-custodial. It never holds your funds or credentials, and no trading data leaves your computer.
- Prove, then trade. The tournament scores each Discord source on real P&L so you can see what works before risking size.
- Guardrails are structural. Position budgets, per-underlying caps, staleness checks, rule-based exits, and a kill switch apply before any order reaches the broker. See Guardrails.
Support
- Email: support@edgeproof.net
- Website: edgeproof.net
- Account portal: account.edgeproof.net