trading-dashboard-build

You can build a trading dashboard to visualize backtest equity curves by setting up a Next.js application that reads engine artifacts like BacktestRun to render charts using lightweight-charts. This provides a read-only UI for safe monitoring without altering trading logic.

The best way to monitor live trading performance safely is by using a read-only dashboard that reads LiveSnapshot artifacts. This approach renders live metrics and regime timelines via API-backed data feeds without executing any trading logic.

Yes, you can use Next.js to render regime timelines from backtest artifacts. The framework sets up routes that consume BacktestRun and ControlFlags data to visualize calibration results and strategy behavior safely.

To start the Next.js app for backtest and live monitoring, launch the application located in the web/ folder. Once running, open the /backtest or /live routes in your browser to begin inspecting performance.

No, you do not need to execute trading logic to render indicators on the dashboard. The UI relies on artifact contracts for data feeding, ensuring the engine remains the source of truth and the dashboard stays strictly read-only.

A limitation of using a read-only dashboard is that it cannot execute trades or alter strategy logic. It strictly visualizes data from artifacts like BacktestRun and LiveSnapshot, meaning users cannot intervene or modify control flags directly through the interface.