u/Aayush_Gohil

I am engineer and figuring out what is the pain point of finance people's day to day workflow.

Any idea suggestions would be appreciated!

I have been investing and trading occasionally in the market. As a software developer when I try to match the analogy of how software development changed after cursor or claude code came, it's not analogous to asking your bot to trade on your behalf in trading. That is equal to push the code without testing and it will fail in production (will loose money in the end)

There should be guardrails in every decisive and money-involved thing we do, and automated trading bots don't deterministically follow that.

My whole point is it's using a powerful thing to replace you rather than improving you.

Then what is usecase?

Empower your trading to automate the workflows not automate the trading it self without you in the loop. Also, no LLM can answer in miliseconds and you usually loose in those miliseconds only.

Define Workflow: Use AI for research, analysis, backtesting and developing strategy and maybe deployment also. But then it should run according to rules and not according to hallucinated AI output.

How exactly? Yes, this was the missing part. Here I have a selfish reason because now I am going to promote my project while25. Its traditional terminal with agentic flow, which does exactly the things to automate the workflow but still executes based on the rules. Check out while25[.]com, its in an early stage, but you can see the demo and try it yourself. Please, please, please give ruthless honest feedback. I am here for that.

I hope I can add value to your profits..

Everyone’s talking about AI in trading like it’s going to replace analysts and execute perfect trades. But let’s be honest — markets are probabilistic, AI is probabilistic, and latency still kills you in execution.

So where does AI actually add value in finance?

My take: not in the trade itself. In the research, the pattern recognition, the synthesis of information you’d otherwise spend hours on. AI as a co-pilot, not the pilot.

What do you think — where does AI genuinely move the needle for you as a trader, and where is it just noise?

Been trading for years and always hated juggling four different tools just to make one decision. So I started building While25 — an agentic terminal that brings it all together.

AI assistant, market watch, and backtesting are live right now. More data rolling in every week.

It’s early and rough around the edges. Would love brutally honest feedback from people who actually trade.

http://terminal.while25.com

Been trading for years and always hated juggling four different tools just to make one decision. So I started building While25 — an agentic terminal that brings it all together.

AI assistant, market watch, and backtesting are live right now. More data rolling in every week.

It’s early and rough around the edges. Would love brutally honest feedback from people who actually trade.