Open core
self-host · free
- Full stack, MIT / Apache-licensed modules
- NautilusTrader execution engine
- Atlas, Hermes, Kairos reference pipelines
- Community support on GitHub
// open-core quant stack · NautilusTrader execution · human-gated live orders
Atlas researches. Hermes deliberates. Kairos executes. Every run lands in NautilusTrader — deterministic, reproducible, yours.
Scheduled research cycles produce structured views — not prose. Outputs land in a shared store, re-used by Hermes and Kairos.
Hermes translates research into allocations. Every signal is timestamped, attributed, and reviewable. Placeholder rows below.
// Example signal log — live stream requires a running Atlas instance
Strategies climb a ladder — backtest, paper, loopback, live. Each rung is a human gate.
// loopback-only by default · human-gated transitions for anything consequential
Run DigiQuant as a service, expose it over MCP, or ship it as a Docker image inside your stack. Same pipeline. Different edges.
The core engine is open. The managed Atlas runner — SLAs, custom strategy onboarding, ops — is how we stay in business.
self-host · free
contact
Pose a quant question — DigiChat will scaffold the research, propose a backtest plan, and hand you to Kairos.
// DigiChat is deploying — embed coming soon
Self-host the full stack now via the GitHub repo.