Quickstart

Get the Velox terminal running and a first scan executed in under a minute.

1. Open the terminal

Go to app.velox.trade and sign in. The first load pulls your last known portfolio state from Redis; if this is your first session it seeds a dual virtual portfolio with $10,000 in each side.

2. Add your model keys

Velox calls the three model APIs directly from the browser (same-origin, no middle-man proxy). You need to paste in:

• CLAUDE_API_KEY — from the Anthropic Console
• GEMINI_API_KEY — from Google AI Studio
• GROK_API_KEY — from the xAI Developer Console

Keys are stored in localStorage on your machine. They are never sent to Velox servers. Each model call originates from your browser to the respective provider.

Note Anthropic requires anthropic-dangerous-direct-browser-access: true to allow browser-origin requests. Velox sets this header automatically.

3. Trigger a scan

Click scan now in the top bar. The scanner pulls market data and fires each model in parallel. Typical timing:

You'll see each model's reasoning stream into the AI log column as it returns. Consensus-tier signals appear in the center feed panel.

4. Let the 24/7 pipeline take over

If you want the engine to run while your browser is closed, flip CRONS_ENABLED=true in your self-hosted deployment's Vercel env. Four cron jobs then run autonomously:

*/10 * * * *  →  /api/scan              scan 80 pairs, find consensus
*/2  * * * *  →  /api/monitor-positions  partial TPs, trailing stops, breakeven
*/30 * * * *  →  /api/evaluate-positions re-evaluate open trades via Claude
0 */6 * * *   →  /api/optimize           tune per-model confidence weights

See architecture for the cron pipeline in detail.

What next

• Watch the live scan demo if you don't want to set up keys yet
• Read the architecture if you want to understand why the pipeline is shaped this way
• Read the risk notice before making any real-money decisions based on Velox output