v0.7.6: A Home Dashboard, an Agent Named Sen, and the Live Bar on Its Own Screen

This release is mostly about the parts of the app you look at when you are not deep in a single chart: the screen you land on, the assistant in the corner, and the one candle that actually matters right now. None of it adds a new data source — it puts what the engine already computes where you can read it.

The home screen is a dashboard now

It used to be a launcher: a few buttons to the modules and a lot of empty space. In v0.7.6 the landing screen is a proper dashboard, with opaque panels and far less dead air:

• Journal — your recorded trades summarised, with an equity curve, instead of a number you had to open the journal to see.
• GEX summary — spot, the zero-gamma flip, and the nearest call and put walls, read from the same options engine as the full GEX module.
• News & events — the latest headlines and the upcoming economic events, so you see a red-folder release before it hits, not after.
• Recent symbols — the contracts you actually watch, each with its last price, one click from a chart.
• The assistant — embedded on the page, not behind a button.

The assistant has a name, and a hard limit

The in-app assistant is now called Sen, and giving it a name was the smallest part of the work. Sen reads the live trading context — the footprint, delta, the liquidity heatmap, the GEX levels — and describes what is on the screen. It measures. It does not predict, it does not tell you to buy or sell, and it gives no financial advice; that boundary is deliberate and it is the same one that keeps the rest of the platform read-only on the broker side.

Sen runs on your own Claude API key, stored in the operating-system keychain. Your key, your Anthropic bill, revocable whenever you want — it never borrows a shared account and the key never leaves your machine in plaintext.

The forming bar, full-size, on its own screen

Traders coming from ATAS ask for one specific view: a large footprint of the bar currently building, so the print you are reacting to is not squeezed into one narrow column at the right edge of the chart. v0.7.6 adds a current-bar panel that renders exactly that — the same cells, the same imbalance and delta shading as the main chart — and rolls over to the next bar automatically when the current one closes.

It detaches into its own window, so it can live full-size on a second monitor while your chart stays where it is. The DOM ladder detaches the same way now, and the DOM itself is painted on pure black so it reads as a separate surface from the chart rather than blending into it.

Also in v0.7.6

• F11 full-screen — hides the taskbar and every chrome element for a clean, edge-to-edge chart.
• New atom logo — the Sz mark, matching the site.
• Hurst MR bands, inter-day fix — the mean-reversion bands and fair-value line no longer loop across session gaps; they stop at the break instead of drawing a bridge over the hole. (The indicator itself shipped in v0.7.4, signals only, no order routing.)
• Render fixes — candle cells are visible and centred again, the best bid/ask overlay lines up with the heatmap cells, history loads reliably on mount, and the stray “N×N” labels on the DOM profile are gone.

Everything ships through the auto-updater. Nothing here changed the engine — it is the same ticks, surfaced where a full trading day is easier to run.