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QuantStudio

A research and trading workbench with a Jev-powered futures monitoring and proposal-evaluation path connected to a simulated contest account.

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How it uses Jev

The host supplies a bounded proposal, dated market evidence, and a fresh account snapshot. Jev classifies evidence sufficiency, scores support on the source-defined four-step scale, and flags material risk or missing inputs. It does not itself submit orders.

What Jev decides

Representative source-derived requestExample answers · not a recorded Jev response · Source ↗
Question 1 · evidence
YOUR APP
INSTRUCTION

Are the supplied dated market observations sufficient to evaluate this proposal?

STATE

User-provided futures proposal and dated market evidence combined with a fresh account, positions and open orders snapshot. Each evaluation has observation timestamps.

JEV · CHOICE
  1. sufficient
  2. incomplete
  3. conflicting
Question 2 · support
YOUR APP
INSTRUCTION

How strongly does the supplied evidence support the proposed action under the stated constraints?

STATE

User-provided futures proposal and dated market evidence combined with a fresh account, positions and open orders snapshot. Each evaluation has observation timestamps.

JEV · SCORE
03
Question 3 · risk
YOUR APP
INSTRUCTION

Does the proposal or account snapshot reveal a material risk concern or missing required input?

STATE

User-provided futures proposal and dated market evidence combined with a fresh account, positions and open orders snapshot. Each evaluation has observation timestamps.

JEV · NOUL
YesNo

App workflow

  1. Configure account and strategy

    The user connects a simulated contest account, selects contracts, and sets constraints and execution mode.

  2. Collect evidence

    The host obtains market observations and a fresh account, position, and open-order snapshot.

  3. Evaluate proposal

    Jev assesses evidence sufficiency, support, and risk against the supplied constraints.

  4. Review and act

    The user reviews a plan or uses the configured execution path; submitted orders and fills are tracked separately.

  5. Monitor

    When the JEV monitor is enabled, the workbench repeats observation and evaluation during its active run; the precise cadence is not established in this draft.

Why it is interesting

The explicit evidence-quality and risk questions separate “can evaluate this?” from “does evidence support the proposal?”, while the host retains execution control and records order acknowledgments separately from fills.