Senzoukria v0.9.0 release notes

Nobody wrote reviewed notes for this version. What follows is the release body as published on GitHub, unedited.

• Replay — trade a past session tick by tick
• Pick a contract from the catalogue, pick a day, and replay it on the same chart you trade live: same indicators, same drawing tools, same order book behaviour. Transport from ×1 to ×25, with seeking that rebuilds the full history rather than faking it.
• Blind sessions. Draw a day at random and its date stays hidden until you finish. Choosing your own date means choosing a session you remember — that is grading yourself on an exam whose answers you have already seen.
• Context history. Load 1, 3 or 7 sessions before the one you replay, so volume profile, POC and the previous extremes are already in place at the first tick. Starting on an empty chart means deciding in a situation you would never actually have been in.
• Full statistics. SQN, Sharpe and Sortino per trade, Kelly, ulcer index, recovery factor, longs versus shorts, hold times, exit breakdown. Nothing is hidden and nothing is flattered: an infinite profit factor prints as ∞, not 999, and a sample under 20 trades is flagged above the numbers, not in a footnote.
• Automatic backtest, with walk-forward
• Run a strategy over months of bars instead of one session. Parameters are chosen on the first part of each slice and evaluated on the end, which took no part in the choice — the result shown is the concatenation of pieces the strategy never saw.
• Entries fill at the next bar's open, exits trigger on wicks, and on a bar that touches both stop and target the stop wins: the order cannot be known without ticks, so the call always goes against you. Fees and slippage are mandatory — zeroing them turns a losing strategy into a winning one as soon as it trades often, and that is the first way a backtest lies.
• Scripting — your own indicators and strategies
• Write them in a sandboxed Web Worker: no network, no files, no app APIs, 2-second budget. Automated strategies drive the simulated evaluation account only — this platform places no broker orders, and a test fails the build if that ever changes.
• Ships with a dependency-free editor and a gallery of six runnable templates.
• Four AI assistants
• One reads your live tape, one helps you write scripts, one configures the chart, one reads your backtest statistics. They accept pasted screenshots, and they draw diagrams when a picture beats three sentences.
• The chart assistant proposes typed actions validated against the indicator registry, and nothing is applied without your click — what it cannot do is shown as rejected rather than silently dropped.
• They run on your own Claude key, kept in the Windows credential store. Nothing passes through our servers.
• The interface now actually changes language
• Seven languages (English, French, Spanish, Italian, Chinese, Russian, Arabic). Several screens had never been wired to the dictionary and stayed French whatever you picked; the assistants replied in French too, because their instructions were written in French. Both are fixed, and an automated test now refuses any new untranslated text.
• Heatmap — the volume profile chooses its own depth
• The profile was built from a ring of 8,000 trades: about ten minutes on MNQ, and far less when it moves. It said nothing about a session.
• It now has a dedicated accumulator and a selectable window — 1m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 4h or daily. Switching is retroactive: going from 5 minutes to daily shows the history already collected instead of making you wait for it. POC, VAH and VAL follow the same window as the bars, and the label reports the coverage actually reached, not the one requested.
• The panel behind the profile is no longer a faint veil — and its opacity is yours to set, from none at all to solid.
• Also
• Background frame rate no longer collapses when the app loses focus (Windows EcoQoS opt-out).
• LONG/SHORT tool: contract count on the entry, stop and target lines; candle-by-candle horizontal snapping; fill progress follows the current price instead of the highest one reached.
• Colour picker no longer stalls the chart while dragging.
• Position lines no longer steal drags from the drawing under them.