Everything about running Echelon in one place.

Every piece of market information sits on the Information Radar: Expertise on Y (how specialised the producer is) and Exclusiveness on X (how few people have seen it). Every way of acting on it sits on the Strategy Matrix: Echelon on Y (macro to micro) and Experience on X (manual to coded).

Q1 — high expertise, high exclusiveness — is where edge lives. The point of the charts is to make it obvious how much of your process actually sits there.

Paste anything you receive: a thread, a newsletter, an article link, a research PDF, a spreadsheet of fills, or a screenshot of a chart. Echelon reads it, scores it on both axes, tags it, and clings it to the closest proven strategy niche.

Accept a classified source and it becomes a dot on your Information Radar, so your reading habit compounds into a map instead of a bookmark folder.

An agent is a saved instruction that biases classification — for example "only care about liquidity and positioning, ignore narrative". Skills are pre-written agents from the market; installing one creates an agent in your workspace.

Courses are sequenced like a language track: short lessons, XP, and a daily streak. Each lesson ends with an apply step that sends you back to the workspace to plot something.

Pro members can store a Claude or OpenAI key in Settings. Echelon then uses your key for model calls and charges only a 1-token platform fee per action.