RyandriLowell

Every evening at 18:31, a Claude cloud routine researches the tape and writes a full pre-open NASDAQ brief (regime score, decision layer, catalyst calendar) into an Obsidian vault. A VPS pulls the vault and publishes it as a mobile dashboard I can read anywhere. A second routine wakes at 10:00 and ships one design improvement to that dashboard every day, so the product upgrades itself while I’m in class. Underneath sit a 1.2M-row market-data warehouse and a rule pack calibrated on 9.2 years of QQQ history, with a nightly scanner gating the top 500 names.

The vault is the agent’s second brain. Every brief, position and lesson lives as a wikilinked markdown note in a git repo, and the routine reads its own past notes before writing new ones. So each brief builds on yesterday’s: open trades get reconciled, forecasts get scored against what actually printed, and repeated mistakes turn into named rules it has to re-check. The memory compounds, and I can read every file myself.

A live event webapp for a 700-person audience: scan the QR on the big screen, enter your name from your phone, and when the host hits Draw, winners land on screen with a slot-machine reveal. One Fastify service runs the whole thing: WebSockets for the live counter, SQLite for entries, React for all three surfaces (screen, phone, admin console).