You run two things: the trading product your customers use, and the company behind it. This is the day-to-day of operating both, solo, with your 15-agent AI team doing the heavy lifting. Every agent is read-only or draft-only — none can move money or trade for you.
Everything runs from the dashboard. As the founder account (ADMIN_EMAIL), you see the full toolkit.
Go to satisomnibus.com and sign in with your ADMIN_EMAIL account. Public sign-ups are closed — only you and allowlisted testers can get in until you're licensed.
Signals, positions, portfolio, scanner, balances, settings — the trading cockpit. Toggle ☾ dark mode top-right; it remembers your choice everywhere.
In the sidebar: Assistant opens your AI team; Treasury (founder-only) reads your XRPL balances and drafts payments to sign in Xaman. Founder agents appear automatically because you're the ADMIN_EMAIL.
This is what customers pay for. The engine scans, signals, and — if enabled — executes on the customer's own broker. You keep no custody of funds.
Account → Broker Keys. Paste trade-only API keys (Swyftx, XRPL) or run the IBKR relay. Use an Interactive Brokers paper account for testing.
The scanner runs the strategy (STRICT / DIP / SCALP / POSITION) across the universe and posts signals. Ask the Signal Explainer to unpack any of them in plain English.
Place one small manual trade end-to-end — it opens, shows in Positions, and closes with P&L booked. Manual trades work regardless of the auto-trade switch.
Auto-trade is off platform-wide until AUTO_TRADE_LICENSED=true. Even then it's opt-in per account: accept Terms + Risk + suitability, toggle it on, smallest size. Flip the env var back to false to disarm instantly.
No agent can trade or move money. Auto-trade is gated by a fail-safe kill-switch that defaults closed; the Treasury only ever drafts an unsigned payment that you approve on your phone in Xaman. Real money never moves without you.
These founder-only agents run the company around the product. Open the Assistant, pick one, and ask — here's what each does and a prompt to try.
Bundled into the subscription. All read-only, all scoped to the user's own account, none give advice — they explain, describe, and inform. This is how a trader, investor, sole trader, or employee uses it.
You don't watch dashboards all day — you ask the team. A realistic cadence:
No agent can trade, send, sign, or move funds. Treasury drafts; you sign in Xaman. Auto-trade defaults off.
Every agent is educational and non-advisory and labelled AI-generated. They explain and describe; they never tell anyone what to buy, sell, or size. Advice-mode is a post-licence feature — a disclaimer doesn't substitute for an FMA licence.
Keep sign-ups closed and don't publicly advertise the service as a financial product until your FMA licensing is confirmed. Confirm the perimeter with your adviser.