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Conversational Interface (v1)

Handlers interact with their agent through Telegram. The agent scans markets, proposes trades, visualizes data, answers questions, executes trades, captures lessons, and manages positions – all through natural language.

Agent-Native Terminal (v2)

A conversational interface with a live interactive chart built into it. Every tool, data point, and execution control – perps, spot, DeFi, and prediction markets – can be summoned through dialogue or a single command. The terminal adapts to the handler, not the other way around. One chat window. One agent. Full execution across the Hyperliquid stack. The default terminal has two permanent elements. Everything else is conversational or summoned on demand.

Chart Area

The interactive chart renders intelligence from the data stack directly onto price action. Eleven overlay layers – from liquidation heatmaps and whale position markers to order flow microstructure and smart money entity tracking – can be toggled independently and stacked simultaneously. When the agent identifies a stop cluster or flags a whale entry during conversation, the relevant zone lights up on the chart. The handler sees what the agent sees, without switching tools or interpreting raw data.

Chart Overlays

#OverlaySource Layers
1Liquidation HeatmapL1, L3
2Smart Money MarkersL2
3Cohort PositioningL2
4Funding RateL1, L3
5Volume ProfileL1
6OI Delta IndicatorL1, L3
7Order Flow (Stop/TP Heatmaps + Volume Delta)L10
8Correlation IndicatorsL6, L14
9Narrative Event MarkersL4, L11
10Notable Entity MarkersL12, L13
11DeFi TVLL9

Conversation Panel

The conversation panel is the primary interaction surface – not a sidebar or a chat box. Beyond dialogue with the agent, it’s where order books, positions, execution controls, account data, and scanner results are summoned as interactive cards. It shapeshifts into whatever the trader needs with just a couple of keystrokes. Conversational navigation: Type $BTC to load a chart. Type $BTC $GOLD for side-by-side. The agent immediately begins scanning the loaded asset. Slash commands pull up any tool as an inline card:
CommandCard
/bookLive order book
/tradesLive trades
/balancesWallet balances and asset breakdown
/positionsOpen positions with P&L
/ordersOpen orders and fill percentages
/twapTime-weighted average price execution
/historyRecent trade history
/fundingFunding payment history
/executeManual execution panel (size, leverage, TP/SL)
/accountAccount balance, margin, equity
/setupsActive scanner results, ranked by quality
/lessonsLesson library browser
/transferDeposit and withdraw funds
/performanceEquity curve, win rate, process grade stats
/outcomesActive prediction markets, odds, volume, expiry
/swarmCollective intelligence updates, skill file changelog
Trading cards like the order book, live trades, positions, and execution panel render inline in the conversation. Each is draggable – drag it to the chart area to pin it as a persistent panel. The chart resizes to accommodate. Close the panel to restore the full chart. The handler builds their own layout on the fly.

HyperEVM Integrations

The same command system extends into the broader Hyperliquid ecosystem. Partner protocol actions execute as inline cards without leaving the conversation:
CommandAction
/swapSpot swap via PRJX
/stakeStake HYPE via Kinetiq
/lendLending on HyperLend
/borrowBorrowing via Felix
/portfolioAssets and positions across HyperEVM
Every financial primitive on HyperEVM, one agent.

Design Principles

Talk, don’t click. Engram reduces the entire trading workflow to a conversation. Type what you need, get what you want. Every chart overlay, every data point, every trade execution is one sentence or one command away. Nothing interrupts the flow. No popups, no tab switching, no context loss. Trade modifications expand inline. Position management happens within cards. The trader stays in one continuous stream of thought from analysis to execution. The chart illustrates the conversation. Overlays activate, zones highlight, and data surfaces on the chart as the agent discusses it. The visual and the verbal are one interface, not two. Always instant. Core market data streams continuously into local caches. Switching assets, toggling overlays, pulling up tools – the terminal responds instantly. Deeper analysis fetches fresh data when the agent or handler needs it.