Local Execution
Local Automation
TradingView alerts → broker orders on your machine. Keys stay local.
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Problem
Traders want automation but don't want to hand over keys or run opaque executors.
Solution
Local execution keeps custody and control in your environment while still providing logs, limits, and clear rule mapping. You maintain full sovereignty over your keys and execution environment.
How it works
Step-by-step execution flow
01
TradingView alert arrives
Webhook payload received with signal data
02
Parser validates + normalizes
Fields checked and standardized
03
Rules engine maps alert
Alert converted to order intent
04
Risk engine checks limits
Guardrails and circuit breakers applied
05
Execution sends order
Order transmitted to broker
06
Logger records everything
Full audit trail + notifications
Features
Rule mapping templates
Starter configs for common patterns
Sizing modes
Fixed, %equity, volatility-based
Risk limits
Daily, per-trade, per-strategy controls
Dry-run mode
Test without live orders
Logs + exports
CSV/JSON audit trails
Alerts
Telegram/email notifications
Best Practices
- Start with dry-run mode
- Use a dedicated account
- Keep strict limits early
- Monitor until stable