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Overview

The Terminal is where you chart and trade in Chartnaut — an agent-powered trading environment where humans and agents use the same tools.

Open it from Trading → Terminal. You land on /charts with your chartbook, instruments, and trading controls in one workspace.

Real-time vs Replay

Pick the mode that matches what you're doing:

Real-time — live markets through a connected account (MetaTrader MT4/MT5 or Chartnaut Demo). Prices update from your broker. Orders route to that account.

Replay — practice on a past session. Historical data advances at your pace. Trades stay in your journal but do not hit a live broker.

Switch modes from Trading → Terminal — hover or open the mode menu and choose Real-time or Replay.

What you can do here

  • Open one or many charts in a saved layout (chartbook)

  • Add indicators, drawings, and annotations

  • Trade in real time through MetaTrader or Demo

  • Run a backtest or playbook session in Replay

  • Review open positions and manage orders

Getting started in Real-time

  1. Connect an account under Trading → Accounts (Demo or MetaTrader)

  2. Open Trading → TerminalReal-time

  3. Pick your account in the top toolbar

  4. Add an instrument and start charting

Charts-only works without an account. You need a connected account to place live orders.

Getting started in Replay

  1. Create or open a session under Trading → Backtest or from a Playbook

  2. Open Trading → TerminalReplay

  3. Confirm the session card shows your session (not a live account)

  4. Press play and trade on historical data

If you open Replay without a loaded session, Chartnaut sends you to pick a session first.

Important distinctions

Real-time clears any active Replay session. Replay requires a session you created elsewhere.

Demo is live ticks with virtual money — not a Backtest session.

Terminal Replay is a full practice workspace. Position replay (from Research → Trades) reopens one trade's chart context — a different feature.

Next

  1. Chartbooks and layouts — save how you like to work

  2. Trade in real-time — accounts, orders, and positions