A personal autonomous trading system you run yourself.
myTbot is a free, open source desktop application. It installs on the operator's own machine, connects to their own broker account, and runs a transparent trading loop under a risk engine with final veto authority.
No accounts on our side. No custody of funds. No signal subscriptions. The operator holds the keys, the capital and the kill switch.
python run.py --mode=paper --env=localA research platform, not a product
myTbot is infrastructure. It is not a signal service. It is not portfolio management. It does not hold capital. The operator is the only safety net.
Transparency over claims
Most automated trading systems are closed boxes. myTbot publishes its decision heritage. Every behaviour traces to a specific recorded decision in the source tree.
One command, one process
python run.py starts the dependency manager, broker discovery, trading loop, data pipeline, API and dashboard. Nothing is hidden.
Six layers, one direction of flow.
Each layer can run on deterministic logic if the AI layer is unavailable. AI never places orders.
Read the architecture →The final authority
The risk engine holds veto power over every order.
Every trading intent passes through the containment layer before it reaches a venue. If a hard cap is breached, the order is refused. AI provides advice. The risk engine provides enforcement.
Read how the veto works →Paper, then micro-live, then live.
Paper
The default. The system runs end to end against live market data and never sends a real order. Use this to soak the loop for weeks.
Micro-live
Tiny capital, strict caps. The first real fills surface real venue behaviour: partial fills, rejections, slippage, authentication drops.
Live
Full operator capital, full risk engine authority, full audit. The operator stays the final safety net.
myTbot is research infrastructure. It is not investment advice. It is not a brokerage. It is not custody. It is not portfolio management. It is not a signal service. It makes no promise of performance. Trading carries the risk of capital loss.