The complete reference for the AI-native investor. Architecture, slash commands, workflows, and every capability the platform puts at your fingertips.
9 specialist agents 14 tool groups persistent working memory real-time market data
Quick Reference
CHEAT SHEET
Slash Commands
/research
Research Analyst
/calendar
Calendar Strategist
/trading
Trading Agent
/journal
Journal Coach
/media
Media Analyst
Keyboard Shortcuts
⌘ K
Command palette
⌘ /
AI Studio
⌘ J
New journal entry
⌘ B
Morning briefing
⌘ .
Add to watchlist
G + D/L/J/R…
Navigate pages
What is FinquillOS
CORE CONCEPT
FinquillOS is not a chatbot. It is a multi-agent research operating system — a network of nine specialized AI agents, each owning a distinct domain of financial intelligence, coordinated by an orchestration layer that routes every conversation to the right expert (or experts) automatically.
When you type a question, it doesn't go to a single model. It passes through the Router Agent, which classifies your intent, selects the right specialist, and — for complex multi-domain requests — fires multiple agents in parallel before synthesizing their outputs into a single coherent response. Long-running tasks (deep research, portfolio reviews) are dispatched as background jobs so you can keep working while the analysis runs.
The result is a research environment that knows your portfolio context, remembers your behavioral patterns across sessions, and coordinates multi-step analysis that no single model call could produce. Think of it as the Bloomberg Terminal rebuilt for the agentic AI era — not a tool you query, but an infrastructure layer that works alongside you.
Multi-Agent Orchestration
Parallel specialist delegation, plan/approve/execute cycles, background task dispatch via Trigger.dev
Persistent Working Memory
Structured per-user memory schema (risk profile, trading style, behavioral patterns) that persists across all sessions
Live Data Fabric
Real-time quotes, fundamentals, SEC filings, AI-powered web research, brokerage execution — all wired into the agent tool layer.
Shareable Research Graph
Research artifacts, baskets, and agent configs are forkable. Community alpha compounds on itself.
Agent Architecture
9 AGENTS
Every message in Full Desk mode passes through a two-tier hierarchy. The Router Agent sits at the top and dispatches to seven specialist agents below. Each specialist has a dedicated tool set and deep context for its domain.
Live order placement, pre-trade checklist, position management
Routing Patterns
Direct dispatch — Single-domain query goes straight to the right specialist. “What are NVDA's gross margins?” → Research Analyst.
Parallel delegation — Multi-domain query fires multiple agents simultaneously. “Prepare me for NVDA earnings” → Calendar Strategist + Research Analyst in parallel, outputs synthesized.
Plan / approve / execute — Complex multi-step request triggers a plan card. You review and confirm before the Router sequences the steps.
Background task dispatch — Deep research and portfolio reviews run as persistent Trigger.dev jobs. Progress is visible in real time; you can keep chatting.
AI Studio
COMMAND INTERFACE
AI Studio is the primary interface for the agent network. Every module in the platform feeds into it — your watchlist state, journal history, calendar events, and wallet positions are all available as live context. Open it anywhere with ⌘ /.
Operating Modes
Mode
ID
What It Does
Best For
Full Desk
network
Router orchestrates all specialists. Parallel agent calls, plan cycles, background dispatch.
Single agent + all tool groups enabled. Fast, full data access.
Most daily queries — the default for power users
Simple
chat
Direct conversation, no tool calls. Works with reasoning models.
Brainstorming, scenario thinking, writing help
Custom Agent
agent
Your saved agents from Agent Lab with their instructions and tool selections.
Recurring workflows you've codified as agents
Research Depth Levels
In Smart and Full Desk modes, the depth selector controls how aggressively the agents use web research tools.
Level
Credit Cost
What Happens
Quick
~1 credit
Stock quote, company news, basic fundamentals — fast, cheap, essential data only
Research
~2 credits
AI-powered web search + RAG retrieval across your saved research + AI-synthesized citations
Deep Dive
~5–8 credits
Full site-mapping, SEC filing extraction, multi-source synthesis across 5–8 sources, minimum 4–6 tool call rounds
TIPDeep Dive mode is designed for high-conviction due diligence — it crawls investor relations pages, extracts SEC 10-K filings, cross-references analyst reports, and synthesizes everything into a structured artifact. Use Quick for daily monitoring, Deep Dive for making decisions.
Model Selection
AI Studio supports 10+ model providers through a unified gateway. Models marked with a tools icon support function calling — required for Smart and Full Desk modes. Reasoning models (marked with a brain icon) operate in Simple mode only; they produce higher-quality analytical output but cannot call tools. Groq models are unlocked by adding your API key under Settings → API Keys.
Context-Aware Next Steps
After every response, the agent surfaces 2–4 context-specific follow-up actions as clickable buttons — generated by the agent based on what was just discussed. These are not generic menus; they are inferred next moves specific to your current conversation. Clicking one dispatches the suggestion directly back to the agent.
Slash Commands
REFERENCE
Slash commands bypass the Router and dispatch your message directly to a named specialist. Type them in AI Studio to skip routing overhead and talk to the exact agent you need. Use ⌘ K to open the command palette from any page.
Agent Slash Commands
Command
Routes To
Example
/research [query]
Research Analyst
/research AMD vs NVDA competitive moat 2025
/calendar [query]
Calendar Strategist
/calendar NVDA earnings risk next quarter
/trading [query]
Trading Agent
/trading show my open positions and P&L
/journal [query]
Journal Coach
/journal review my trades this week for rule violations
/media [query]
Media Analyst
/media signals on semiconductor sector today
Command Palette Actions (⌘ K)
Action
Shortcut / Trigger
Description
Navigate → Dashboard
G then D
Jump to dashboard from anywhere
Navigate → Watchlist
G then L
Jump to watchlist
Navigate → Journal
G then J
Jump to journal
Navigate → Calendar
G then C
Jump to calendar
Navigate → Research
G then R
Jump to research
Navigate → Media
G then M
Jump to media feed
Navigate → Wallet
G then W
Jump to wallet
Navigate → AI Studio
G then A
Jump to AI Studio
Navigate → Agent Lab
G then B
Jump to Agent Lab
Navigate → Settings
G then S
Jump to settings
Analyze symbol
Type ticker in ⌘K
Type "AAPL" → "Analyze AAPL →" dispatches to Research Analyst
Semantic search
? then query
"?NVDA earnings thesis" — searches across research + journal via vector recall
New journal entry
⌘ J
Open quick-capture journal entry from any page
Morning briefing
⌘ B
Generate today's AI briefing (Dashboard Agent)
Add to watchlist
⌘ .
Quick-add current ticker or open watchlist search
Open AI Studio
⌘ /
Open AI Studio from any page
Memory & Context
PERSISTENT
Every agent in FinquillOS builds and maintains a structured working memory profile for your account. This is not a chat transcript — it is a persistent JSON schema that captures who you are as an investor and how you work. It persists indefinitely across sessions, devices, and conversations.
What's Tracked
Risk tolerance — Conservative / moderate / aggressive, and whether you trade options or leverage
Trading style — Swing, position, day — how you actually use the platform, inferred over time
Sectors & themes — The markets you monitor and care about, updated as you add tickers and read research
Behavioral patterns — Detected from your Journal — recurring rule violations, emotional biases, process adherence score
Research context — Active theses, investment cases in progress, recent research sessions
Preferred depth — Your default research depth level, inferred from usage patterns
Semantic Recall
Beyond the structured profile, agents perform semantic recall over your research artifacts and journal entries using vector search — surfacing relevant past work even when you don't explicitly reference it. If you wrote a thesis on $MSTR three weeks ago and ask about Bitcoin treasury strategy today, the agent retrieves it.
NOTEInspect and edit your working memory profile anytime in AI Studio — click the brain icon in the sidebar. You can view the raw JSON schema, correct inferences the agent got wrong, and seed it with context (e.g., “I only trade US equities, no crypto”) to sharpen agent behavior immediately.
Getting Started
The fastest path from sign-up to first insight is under ten minutes. Here's the sequence that gets the platform calibrated to you:
Create your account — Sign up from the landing page. Free tier includes the full agent network with a monthly credit allocation.
Complete onboarding — Select your sectors, risk profile, and trading style. This seeds your working memory so agents start calibrated, not blank.
Add tickers to your Watchlist — Search by name or ticker; crypto and equities in a single list. This is the platform's live data spine — every agent references your watchlist as context.
Ask your first question in AI Studio — Start broad: “What are the biggest risks in my watchlist right now?” The Watchlist Manager and Research Analyst will coordinate to answer it.
Connect your Web3 wallet — Link via WalletConnect to bring DeFi positions and crypto balances into the platform's context layer.
Generate your first morning briefing — Press ⌘ B or ask: “Brief me on the market today.”
$What are the biggest near-term risks across my watchlist?
$Give me a morning briefing — overnight moves, upcoming catalysts, what I should be watching today.
Dashboard
The Dashboard is your mission control — a cross-agent synthesis of market state, portfolio posture, and upcoming events. It renders on load and refreshes throughout the day.
Major index performance (S&P 500, NASDAQ, Russell 2000, BTC) at a glance
Watchlist highlights — top movers, biggest % changes, unusual volume
AI morning briefing — Generated by the Dashboard Agent: synthesizes overnight moves, analyst upgrades/downgrades, earnings surprises, and macro data releases into a concise, actionable paragraph
Latest signals from your AI agents, sorted by urgency and convergence score
Upcoming calendar events for watchlisted tickers (earnings dates, ex-dividend, splits)
Quick-access cards for Journal, Research, and AI Studio
$What happened in the market overnight and what should I be prepared for today?
Watchlist
The Watchlist is the platform's live context spine — every agent that does portfolio-aware analysis reads from it. Add equities and crypto in the same list; the platform handles data sources and symbology automatically.
Real-time price data, daily change %, and volume for every ticker
Analyst price targets, consensus ratings, and recent rating changes
Sort and filter by performance, sector, asset class, or custom tags
Click any ticker to open a detailed view with charts, fundamentals, and AI analysis panel
Attach thesis notes to individual tickers — the Watchlist Manager references these in future analysis
Portfolio-level opportunity scoring: which positions have the highest conviction-to-current-price divergence
$Which tickers on my watchlist have the strongest buy signals right now, and why?
$/research Give me a one-paragraph thesis update on each of my top 5 watchlist positions.
Research
The Research module is for structured, saveable, shareable investment analysis. Every output is a Research Artifact — a typed document (thesis, analysis, due diligence, trade idea) with structured fields, a conviction score, and a permanent URL.
Research Analyst workflow: profile generation → SEC filing analysis → analyst consensus pull → deep web research synthesis → thesis formulation → conviction scoring. Watch each step execute in the live tool call timeline.
Three research depths: Quick (~1 credit), Research (~2), Deep Dive (~5–8). Choose based on decision stakes.
Every artifact auto-generates Bull Case / Bear Case / Invalidation Criteria / Conviction Score fields
Save artifacts to collections; attach them to watchlist tickers for persistent context
Share artifacts publicly — they become /r/[slug] URLs visible on the Explore page
Fork community research: any public artifact can be forked and edited as your own base
$/research Build a bear case for TSLA — focus on margin pressure, competition from BYD, and valuation vs. growth assumptions.
Signals
Signals is your centralized feed of proactive AI intelligence — alerts generated by agents without you asking. It surfaces what you should know before you know to ask for it.
Risk escalations, unusual volume, pattern breaks, and earnings-proximity alerts for watchlisted tickers
Convergence scoring — signals that are flagged by multiple independent agents simultaneously receive a higher priority score. A volume anomaly spotted by the Media Analyst and confirmed by the Watchlist Manager becomes a high-urgency signal.
Act on any signal: click “Discuss” to open AI Studio with the signal pre-loaded as context, or “Research” to trigger a deep dive immediately
Filter by signal type (volume, price, news, technical), priority, or ticker
Proactive signals run on automated schedules: weekday market scans at 2 PM ET, morning nudges at 2 AM and 2 PM
Journal
The Journal is where you record trades and decisions — and where the AI applies behavioral finance analysis to help you trade better. The Journal Coach agent reads your entries over time to detect patterns you can't see yourself.
Create entries with rich text, tags, and attached tickers; record entry/exit prices, position size, and thesis
Voice-to-text capture via microphone — dictate entries in real time while markets are moving
Journal Coach analysis: pattern detection, rule enforcement against your written trading rules, emotion-tagging (fear, greed, conviction, uncertainty)
Weekly process review: ask the Journal Coach to score your process adherence, identify recurring errors, and generate a one-action improvement item
Review historical entries alongside performance data — test whether your thesis held up
Journal patterns feed into your working memory, so agents proactively reference your behavioral profile
$/journal I just closed a losing trade on TSLA — help me write a post-mortem entry and identify whether I violated any of my trading rules.
$/journal Review my last 10 trades and tell me if there are any patterns in when I enter too early or size too large.
Calendar
The Calendar tracks every event that can move your positions — and helps you build a strategic posture around each one. The Calendar Strategist agent transforms dates into actionable playbooks.
Earnings dates for every watchlisted ticker, auto-populated from live market data
Day, week, and month views; upcoming events surfaced on the Dashboard automatically
Earnings playbook generation: ask the Calendar Strategist to generate a full pre-earnings briefing — historical beat/miss rate, implied move from options, analyst consensus, bull/base/bear scenarios — for any watchlisted ticker
$/calendar NVDA reports in 4 days. Generate an earnings playbook — historical beat rate, implied move, key metrics to watch, and position sizing guidance.
Media Feed
The Media Feed aggregates financial news and runs it through the Media Analyst agent to extract actionable signals — not just headlines, but classified intelligence.
RSS-powered aggregation across top financial news sources
Filter by topic, source, or relevance to your watchlist — ticker-aware filtering surfaces only what affects your positions
AI-summarized headlines: each article compressed to a one-sentence signal-bearing summary so you scan in seconds, not minutes
Signal detection: the Media Analyst classifies each article by signal type (earnings catalyst, macro event, sector rotation, risk escalation) and confidence level
Save any article to your research workspace or send it directly to AI Studio as context for follow-up analysis
$/media What are the most market-moving stories in semiconductor and AI hardware today? Extract the trading signals.
Trading
The Trading module connects your brokerage account to the agent network. Orders are placed through AI conversations — the Trading Agent runs a structured pre-trade checklist before any order is submitted.
Connect your brokerage in Settings → Integrations (Alpaca supported; more in roadmap)
Place equities, crypto, and options orders through natural language in AI Studio
Pre-trade checklist: before every order, the Trading Agent checks (1) thesis validity, (2) position sizing vs. account, (3) risk/reward ratio, (4) existing exposure, (5) upcoming catalysts. A summary card is shown before confirmation.
View and manage open positions, pending orders, and P&L directly in the Trading module
Safety confirmations required for: orders over a configurable size threshold, short positions, options contracts, and any trade that conflicts with your journal rules
WARNINGTrading executes real orders against your connected brokerage. Review the pre-trade checklist card carefully before confirming. The AI provides analysis, not financial advice — the decision and responsibility are yours.
$/trading I want to buy 50 shares of NVDA — run the pre-trade checklist and tell me if the sizing makes sense given my current portfolio.
Wallet
The Wallet module provides a unified view of your Web3 portfolio — native balances, ERC-20 tokens, and DeFi positions — integrated into the same context layer as your equities watchlist.
Connect multiple wallets via WalletConnect (300+ supported wallets)
Track balances and ERC-20 holdings across Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, and Optimism
DeFi position tracking: Uniswap V3 liquidity positions (tick ranges, fee accrual, IL exposure) and Aave V3 lending/borrowing (APY, health factor, liquidation thresholds)
Portfolio view aggregated, by wallet, or by network — switch between them in the header
Batch transaction builder for atomic multi-step operations (e.g., borrow + swap + supply in one sequence)
Safety controls: configure max transaction size limits, daily spending caps, and contract allowlists to prevent accidental large transfers
$What's my current Aave V3 health factor and what would it be if ETH dropped 20%? Should I reduce my borrow position before FOMC?
Explore & Feed
Explore is the community discovery hub — a public surface for the platform's collective research output. The Feed is the social layer for following individual investors.
Explore
Browse featured research artifacts shared by the community — searchable by ticker, type (thesis, analysis, trade idea), author
Baskets: curated thematic portfolios built by users and Finquill analysts. Each basket has a factor profile (growth/value/momentum/quality), holdings list, and performance summary. Fork any basket as a starting point for your own.
Community agent configurations: browse and fork agents built by other users in Agent Lab
Every public artifact is a shareable URL — /r/[slug] for research, /b/[slug] for baskets
Feed
Social timeline of public activity from investors you follow: new watchlist adds, published research, and shared trade ideas
Like and fork shared content — forked research creates a copy in your workspace you can edit and extend
Filter by content type: watchlist activity, research artifacts, or trade ideas
Follow investors from their Explore profiles to populate your personalized feed
Agent Lab
Agent Lab is the platform's agent builder — create custom AI agents with specific instructions, tool access, and behavioral constraints. Build a specialist for your exact workflow and invoke it from AI Studio.
Configure agents with a system prompt, name, icon, and description
Select from 14 named tool groups: finance, research, watchlist, calendar, journal, media, edgar, trading, crypto, alpha-intelligence, and more
Define custom workflows: chain tool calls in a fixed sequence for recurring analysis tasks
Save agents and invoke them from AI Studio's Custom Agent mode — your agents appear alongside the built-in specialists
Share agent configurations publicly or use community presets from the Explore page
$Build me a weekly portfolio review agent that checks my watchlist for thesis drift, flags positions where my original thesis has weakened, and outputs a structured review card.
Workflows
5 PATTERNS
The platform's power comes from combining modules. These five workflows demonstrate what cross-agent orchestration makes possible — each involves multiple agents firing in sequence or parallel to produce output that no single tool could deliver.
01
Pre-Earnings Preparation
“NVDA reports in 4 days. I want to be fully prepared.”
1.
AI StudioFull Desk mode → "Prepare me for NVDA earnings — risk scenario, position sizing, and a watchlist update"
2.
RouterTriggers parallel delegation: Calendar Strategist + Research Analyst fire simultaneously
ResearchPulls recent 10-Q, revenue segmentation (data center vs. gaming vs. auto), gross margin trend, and guide vs. consensus
5.
RouterSynthesizes both into a pre-trade playbook with Bull / Base / Bear scenario pricing
6.
WatchlistUser clicks "Update watchlist thesis" → thesis + catalyst date stored against NVDA ticker
7.
SignalsAuto-signal scheduled 48h before earnings fires as high-priority convergence alert
02
Thesis Construction to Shareable Artifact
“Build an investment case for MSTR as a Bitcoin proxy.”
1.
AI StudioResearch depth: Deep Dive → "Build an investment thesis for MSTR as a Bitcoin proxy — include premium/discount to NAV, on-chain metrics, and downside scenarios"
ResearchOutput auto-creates a structured Research Artifact: Bull Case / Bear Case / Invalidation Criteria / Conviction Score
4.
ExploreUser publishes artifact → permanent /r/[slug] URL, visible on Explore page, forkable by community
5.
WatchlistThesis attached to MSTR ticker — future Signals reference this thesis when flagging price or news events
03
Post-Losing-Streak Behavioral Review
“I've had 3 losing days in a row and I'm not sure why.”
1.
Journal"/journal I've had 3 bad days — analyze my recent entries for emotional patterns and rule violations"
2.
Journal CoachRetrieves last 10–15 journal entries, runs pattern detection: emotion tags, position sizing, entry timing, rule compliance
3.
Journal CoachIdentifies specific rule violations: e.g. "You entered TSLA twice on down-days, against your rule 'never average down into a losing position'"
4.
Journal CoachProduces weekly review report: process adherence score (0–100), 3 specific violations, 1 concrete action item
5.
JournalUser accepts "Save as journal entry" → stored with AI-generated title, tags, and pattern classification
6.
MemoryWorking memory updated with detected pattern — agents proactively surface it in future conversations
04
News Signal to Trade Idea
“Something big is moving in MSFT right now.”
1.
Media"/media What's the current signal on MSFT news and what's the trading implication?"
2.
Media AnalystScans RSS aggregator + runs AI-powered web search → classifies signal: HIGH confidence, "Azure revenue acceleration beat vs. street estimates"
3.
ResearchParallel pull: company fundamentals, analyst recommendation trend, recent earnings history
4.
WatchlistChecks if MSFT is on watchlist → cross-references stored thesis for alignment
MainRate impact analysis: "A 25bps cut compresses USDC lending APY by ~0.3%. Arbitrum Aave rates are currently 0.8% higher — bridging 50% could lock in spread."
5.
WalletHealth factor simulation: what happens to liquidation threshold if USDC rate moves 50bps in either direction
Keyboard Shortcuts
REFERENCE
Press ⌘ K from any page to open the command palette. Navigation chords use two keystrokes: press G then the destination letter.
Global Shortcuts
Shortcut
Action
⌘ K
Open command palette
⌘ /
Open AI Studio
⌘ J
New journal entry (quick capture)
⌘ B
Generate morning briefing
⌘ .
Add ticker to watchlist
Esc
Close active panel or modal
Navigation Chords (G + key)
Chord
Destination
G then D
Dashboard
G then L
Watchlist
G then J
Journal
G then C
Calendar
G then R
Research
G then M
Media Feed
G then W
Wallet
G then A
AI Studio
G then B
Agent Lab
G then S
Settings
In-App Interactions
Action
How
Analyze any ticker
Type ticker symbol in ⌘K → "Analyze AAPL →"
Semantic search
Type ? + query in ⌘K to search across research + journal
Right-click ticker
Context menu with quick actions: analyze, add to watchlist, open AI Studio with ticker loaded
Credits
Credits meter the compute cost of expensive multi-agent workflows. Simple queries and navigation are always free. Credits are consumed when agents make external tool calls — data fetches, web searches, filing extraction. The credit counter is visible in the AI Studio toolbar.
Operation
Credit Cost
Simple chat (no tools / Simple mode)
0
Standard AI query (Quick depth)
~1
Research depth query
~2
Deep Dive research
5–8
Background task: deep research report
10–15
Background task: portfolio review
8–12
Proactive workflow (market scanner, signals)
2–5
TIPFree tier includes a monthly credit allocation that covers daily monitoring and occasional research. Deep Dive sessions and background tasks are designed for high-stakes decisions — use them deliberately. Upgrade to a paid plan or purchase credit packs for unlimited deep research.