The execution and routing layer that ProxiAlpha sits on top of. TradingView webhook receiver, strategy registry, paper and live brokers, full audit log. Built so the same code runs in paper and live with one configuration change.
ProxiTrades is the part of the platform that actually moves orders. Webhook receiver, strategy registry, broker abstraction, and audit. ProxiAlpha is the brain; ProxiTrades is the body.
It is open-sourced because the patterns it implements — broker abstraction, deterministic order construction, audited operator actions — are the patterns we want to see in production trading systems generally.
If you want to read the strategy methodology and the v4-to-v5 lessons, those live in the strategies registry and design notes in the repo.
TradingView and generic webhook intake with HMAC verification, replay protection, and per-strategy tokens.
Versioned strategies, broker mapping, position rules, and the configuration that decides paper vs. live.
A single interface in front of the broker SDKs. Today: Alpaca, Tradier, IBKR. Same strategy code regardless.
Deterministic order shaping with explicit risk gates. Stop-loss, take-profit, and exposure limits enforced before submission.
Every signal, every order, every fill, every operator action — recorded and queryable.
A read-side that powers the ProxiAlpha terminal. Live signals, P&L, and exposure on a single feed.
ProxiTrades is on GitHub under the proxiant organization. Strategy methodology and design notes live alongside the code.
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