dexterm

new v0.2.1: pick the AI that scores coins, experimental entry gates, a strategy dashboard

dexterm: the trenches, from your terminal.

a terminal for solana memecoins. screen the field, check if it is real, build a strategy by chat and leave it running on paper. local. open source. keyboard first.

$ npm i -g dexterm-cli
$ dexterm doctor

early access · macos · linux · node 22.18+ · or a verified release download · never used a terminal? the ten-minute guide

install

~/trenches · dexterm · ◌ sample data
the real app, replayed from a recording on sample data with made-up tickers

1 new in v0.2.0 · the automated trading suite

build it. prove it. leave it running.

talk a strategy into existence, then make it climb one rung at a time. paper is the default for every strategy.

  1. draft
  2. backtested
  3. forward-tested
  4. always-on (paper)
  5. real

01

build it by chat

experimental

say what you want in plain words. the analyst proposes a strategy as a diff you can read; nothing changes until you press y. every strategy starts on paper.

docs →

autotrade · chat proposal · ◌ sample data
the dexterm strategies screen on sample data with a chat proposal open: the analyst proposed a new paper strategy copied from the swing preset, one position at a time and smaller entries, shown as a diff with its validation; y applies it, n dismisses it

02

back-test, then forward-test

back-test: liveladder: experimental

back-test on your own recorded history with a held-out check, then forward-test the same rules on live data, on paper. too few trades? the report says so, plainly.

docs →

journey · ◌ sample data
the dexterm journey view on sample data: a paper strategy ticked off as drafted, backtested and forward-tested, with always-on and real still open; the backtest, held-out and forward results side by side, each marked too few trades to claim anything, and a pending always-on promotion the analyst proposed, applied only by your key

03

always on, on paper

live

install the service once. your listed paper strategies start at login, start again after a crash, never run twice, and stop at once on any kill switch. you sleep; it doesn't.

docs →

service status · ◌ sample data
dexterm autotrade service status on sample data: the service is running with a fresh heartbeat, installed and loaded, market data a few seconds old, the guard all clear, and three paper strategies running

04

real mode: your executor holds the wallet

experimental

arm a strategy on your own terminal, with a typed phrase, after a finished forward test with at least 10 closed paper trades. every buy and sell it decides goes, as a signed signal, to the executor you run.

real mode: experimental; signals to your own executor; dexterm never holds a key; not financial advice

docs →

signal arm · nothing armed · ◌ sample data
dexterm autotrade signal arm on sample data, stopped at its typed-phrase prompt with nothing armed: your own limits first, then the real-mode panel saying every buy and sell becomes a signal for your executor and that dexterm holds no key and signs nothing, the strategy evidence with the floor met by a completed paper forward test of 10 closed trades, the caps and channels, and the prompt to type the exact phrase

2 before you touch anything

is it real? who holds it?

one keypress each. risk flags with their evidence attached, never a verdict on a price.

05 · V

the LARP check

live

press V on a token. dexterm reads its site, domain, GitHub and X account, grades the claims, and lists every flag with its evidence in a 0-100 LARP score.

a risk flag, not a certificate.

docs →

LARP check · a made-up project◌ sample data

  1. domain registered 6 days ago+8
  2. X account 6 days old+12
  3. no GitHub repo advertised+2
  4. domain behind registrant privacy+2
  5. team: not checkable. it says so.·
  6. no Telegram advertised+12
LARP36/100

a sum of named flags · a risk flag, not a certificate

the real panel →

06 · M

bubble map + holder safety

liveholder safety: live

press M: holders as bubbles, coloured by the rule that labelled them, with the clusters and why each label was given. mint and freeze authority, LP and top-10 share sit on the token screen.

docs →

holders · a made-up token◌ sample data

hover or tap a bubble, or pick a label
the real map →

07

the analyst + your own agent

analyst: liveread-only MCP: livespectator: live

the analyst runs on your own claude login or a free local model. bring your own agent over a read-only MCP server and watch it cook in the spectator view, with pause and kill on screen. no agent can arm, sign or send.

docs →

spectator · PAPER · ◌ sample data
the dexterm spectator view on sample data: an agent connected over MCP vetting a sample coin, its reasoning stream tagged demo text, a vetting checklist with pass, warn and fail rows, a phase rail and call timeline, PAPER, and the pause and kill controls

08 · local first

your machine. your rules.

dexterm runs on your machine. there is no server in the middle and no telemetry, no account and no paid data required. the analyst bills your own claude login, or runs on a local model.

no paid data: liveno private key: liveopen source: live

every host it talks to, and why →

09 · the base

the terminal itself.

the keys are the interface. these are the real ones.

3 how it works

three steps. zero accounts.

  1. 01

    install

    $ npm i -g dexterm-cli

    or brew install dexterm-xyz/dexterm/dexterm. macos and linux, node 22.18+.

  2. 02

    point it at your data

    $ dexterm doctor

    checks your machine and every data source. keyless by default; a free key of your own only raises limits.

  3. 03

    run it on paper

    $ dexterm

    ask the analyst for a strategy, then apply it on the Q screen with y. it runs on paper until you decide otherwise.

the install guidenever used a terminal? start here

what dexterm is, and what it is not

what it is

  • a terminal app that runs on your machine
  • open source, with signed releases and published scans
  • paper by default, for every strategy
  • sample data, labelled, wherever we show the app
  • real mode, experimental: signals to the executor you run

what it is not

  • a financial adviser: not financial advice, ever
  • a custodian. dexterm never holds a key.
  • a promise about any coin: risk flags, not certificates
  • a hosted service: no account, no server in the middle
  • a source of results: no screen on this page shows one

memecoin · launched by the dexterm authors · optional, no utility, not financial advice

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