Spirit Has a Voice
Well… not the trading engine itself, but the assistant that looks after the TradeBOT knowledge base.
There’s a new chat button in the bottom-right corner of the site. Click it, ask a question, and Spirit will answer.
The assistant pulls from the same documentation, research notes, source code and blog content that power the entire TradeBOT project.
What It Knows
Spirit has access to over 18,000 documents from the TradeBOT GitHub repository — including strategy files, indicator logic, architecture notes, journal entries, and blog posts.
It’s also connected to the blog via an API, which means it can see the full site and help you find relevant articles, not just explain concepts.
If it’s been written down, Spirit can find it.
That includes things like:
- D-Limit zones
- Strategy logic (MACD, filters, structure)
- Risk management design
- Project architecture and decisions
- Which blog posts to read next
How It Works (Briefly)
It’s built using a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipeline. Your question is matched against the project’s indexed knowledge base — including the blog — and answers are generated using actual TradeBOT data, not generic internet responses.
No third-party chatbot widgets.
No static FAQ pages.
Just the project, made conversational.
(I’ll cover the full technical setup in a follow-up post.)
Ask It Anything
Seriously — try it.
- “What is D-Limit?”
- “How does Spirit manage risk?”
- “Which article should I start with?”
- “What markets does Spirit trade?”
If Spirit doesn’t know something, it’ll say so — and that’s my cue to improve the documentation.
Bottom-right corner.
Say hello.