Vocabulary

The words this product uses and what each one means.

Terms used throughout

TraderReflex uses a small set of specific words. They appear in the interface, in this documentation, and in what the assistant says to you.

TermMeaning
StrategyYour living written plan. One document holding targets, rules, vows, check-ins, setups, process, accountability, and properties.
TargetA measurable goal, either inside a date range (timeframe) or a level you are working toward (milestone).
RuleA condition that should or must be true, tied to a metric, weighted, and scored.
VowA personal promise, optionally bound to a rule. Moral rather than statistical.
SetupA pattern you deliberately hunt, with an optional example chart.
Check-inA reusable form of questions you trigger in Rigor, at trade capture, on a pass, in trade review, or as a daily overview.
ProcessThe ordered script for your day, built from steps. Steps can be mandatory.
SubroutineThe in-session flow inside Rigor: a small graph of steps, branches, loops, checklists, and check-ins.
CommitPublishing the version of your strategy that scoring uses. Drafts do not affect scoring.
RigorThe live hub you use while the market is open.
CaseThe scored argument for or against a trade, built from checklist marks for one symbol.
PassA logged decision not to trade something. A pass is evidence, not a non-event.
CaptureAn in-the-moment form filled right after you take a trade, before the executions arrive.
Evaluation or ReviewThe after-the-fact work: day review, trade review, replay.
GravitasThe behavioral score across five dimensions of disciplined effort.
MetricA published expression that turns your trade data into a number, used by rules, targets, and dashboards.
View stateOne screen in your workspace: a named grid of components shown in the sidebar.
FlowThe whole set of view states, categories, and layouts that make up your workspace.
BridgeThe desktop companion app that imports trades from brokers and journals.
CohortThe people you share days and trades with, individually or in groups.
Share IDThe identifier that routes shared work to a specific person.