Documentation

Explore & Sharing

Explore is the discovery, publishing, and reusable-library layer for strategies and indicators. It is where public or saved trading assets become browsable instead of being locked inside one terminal session.

Explore structure

Explore is split into:

  • home/hub content,
  • strategy feeds,
  • indicator feeds,
  • saved library views,
  • strategy detail pages,
  • indicator detail pages,
  • comments,
  • publish flows.

Strategy detail pages

Strategy detail pages can include:

  • performance metrics,
  • equity curves,
  • chart previews,
  • trade history context where available,
  • strategy metadata,
  • author data,
  • comments,
  • save/copy actions,
  • sharing links,
  • session launch/import flows.

Indicator detail pages

Indicator detail pages can include:

  • indicator description,
  • preview chart,
  • expression metadata,
  • copy/import actions,
  • author data,
  • saved state,
  • comments or related engagement where available.

Saved library

The saved library is your reusable working set. It can include saved strategies and saved indicators from your own work or from Explore.

Use saved library when:

  • you want to revisit a strategy later,
  • you copied an indicator and want to apply it in Terminal,
  • you want to compare strategy ideas,
  • you want to publish or republish work after revision.

Publishing

Publishing flows can use generated descriptions, metadata, chart/metric previews, and saved-state validation. Review the generated description before posting.

Publishing is useful for sharing ideas, not proving suitability for live trading.

Comments

Comments are attached to Explore content and support discussion around strategies and indicators. Use comments to ask about assumptions, clarify rule logic, or note issues with a shared idea.

Shared links

Public strategy and indicator links can route users into detail pages or terminal import/apply flows depending on the asset and auth state.

Import review

Always review copied strategies and indicators before using them. A public asset may rely on assumptions that do not fit your account, broker, timeframe, asset class, or risk tolerance.