dsh-trading

Your next trading terminal can also be your AI agent. No chumps for the slaughter, just everyday traders.

dsh-trading is an agent-native trading terminal built on DeepSeek Harness (DSH). It pairs the three-column workflow of professional trading software — watchlist, interactive chart, order book — with an AI agent that sees what you see, works from institutional-grade playbooks, and can route real orders through explicit, human-gated controls.

Crypto, US equities, China A-shares, and Hong Kong stocks. One terminal. One agent. Nineteen connectors. Zero vendor lock-in: every key stays on your machine.

Why agent-native?

Most "AI trading" tools bolt a chat box onto a chart. dsh-trading inverts the relationship: the agent is a first-class citizen of the terminal, and the terminal is the agent's body.

• The agent sees your screen. One click on Send to Agent packages the symbol you're watching — live quote, current candle, active indicators, and a screenshot of the chart itself — straight into the conversation. No copy-pasting numbers into a chatbot.

• The agent has hands — gated ones. Market data, order books, derivatives positioning, news, and order placement are native tools. Orders default to dry-run simulation; live routing requires an explicit liveTrading: true opt-in and an interactive approval for every order. In headless environments it fails closed. Nothing executes behind your back.

• The agent went to school. Domain knowledge ships as bundled skills, not vibes: pre-trade risk checklists for every market (crypto · US · CN · HK), a five-step crypto instrument analysis framework, a full company analysis playbook, and a trading journal discipline that dual-tracks what the agent did versus what you did, append-only and auditable.

• One process, four trading desks. Session-level presets (crypto-trader, us-trader, cn-trader, hk-trader) give each market its own tools, persona, and memory — isolated per session, coexisting in a single DSH process.

A terminal that trades like software, not a toy

• Center-stage charting. Lightweight Charts v5 with multi-timeframe switching (5m to weekly), MA / EMA / BOLL / MACD / RSI / KDJ / SuperTrend with visual parameter editing, strategy signal markers, knowledge-event pins, and drag-to-measure range statistics.
• Real market depth. Live order book with buy/sell pressure bars, tick-by-tick trades, and a derivatives cockpit covering open interest, funding rates with settlement countdown, long/short ratios, and taker flow, with one-click fund-flow analysis handed to the agent.
• Cross-market watchlist. Crypto perps next to AAPL next to 牧原股份, with sparklines and real-time quotes. Your whole risk universe in one dock.

One terminal, every market

Hot-swappable data planes. Settings → Trading routes each market to any installed provider; the quote panel re-routes on save, agent sessions pick it up on the next conversation — no restarts, no config archaeology.

Safety and privacy, by construction

1. Dry-run by default. Every order/cancel tool simulates unless you explicitly flip liveTrading: true.
2. Human gate on every live order. DSH's approval layer intercepts live routing; headless mode fails closed.
3. BYOK. API keys live in your environment variables or local config. Nothing is bundled, relayed, or uploaded.
4. No data re-distribution. Market data is fetched for you, under each provider's ToS; nothing is cached for resale or sharing.

Quick start

# Install into a dedicated DSH profile (pick your markets)
dsh plugin --profile trading-web add @dshtrading/base @dshtrading/crypto @dshtrading/us
# …or all four markets
dsh plugin --profile trading-web add @dshtrading/base @dshtrading/crypto @dshtrading/us @dshtrading/cn @dshtrading/hk

# Launch the terminal
dsh --profile trading-web

Then open the printed URL: watchlist on the left, charts in the middle, your agent on the right. New conversation → pick a market preset → ask it what it sees.

How it's built

A Cordis microkernel ecosystem, layered so markets compose instead of collide:

@dshtrading/base          ← core: account/order/quote contracts, approval gate, 3-column GUI shell
├── @dshtrading/crypto    ← Binance / OKX / Bybit / CCXT + skills + preset
├── @dshtrading/us        ← Yahoo / Alpaca / FMP / Finnhub / Polygon / IBKR + skills + preset
├── @dshtrading/cn        ← Tencent / Eastmoney / Tushare / AkShare / MiniQMT + skills + preset
└── @dshtrading/hk        ← Tencent HK / Longbridge / Futu / Tiger + skills + preset

Six invariants keep the ecosystem honest: insert-only bundle patches · knowledge lives in skills, not code · dual-track order gates · shared code earns its place in base (≥2 markets) · zero data re-distribution · the GUI shell is replaceable, the data contracts are not.

Data sources & terms

Documentation

• 📖 Connectors onboarding & configuration
• 📖 New connector playbook
• 📖 Skills architecture
• 📖 Symbol vocabulary
• 📖 Exchange routing & data plane
• 🗺️ Analysis & quant roadmap
• 📜 Architecture decision log
• 🇨🇳 中文介绍

Friendly Links

• dsh-web
• LINUX DO

License

PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0 — free for personal study, research, and noncommercial use. Commercial use requires prior written authorization: open a GitHub issue or contact chunlinzhu666@gmail.com.

本项目采用 PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0 许可：非商业用途免费；商业用途须事先取得书面授权（chunlinzhu666@gmail.com 或 GitHub Issue）。