OpenAlice

OpenAlice

The AI orchestrator for trading.
Your one-person Wall Street — bring your AI agents, market tools, research, and trading accounts into one local workspace.

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Install OpenAlice · Features · Quick Start

Research a company, test an idea, keep a thesis under review, or prepare a trade. OpenAlice connects the agents you already use to market data, dedicated research workspaces, scheduled tasks, and trading accounts. Work with one agent or several; your files, research history, and follow-ups stay in place between sessions. ## Get Started [Download the desktop app](https://github.com/TraderAlice/OpenAlice/releases/latest) for macOS or Windows. The desktop app includes Pi; connect a model credential or supported login to start researching. **You do not need a broker account.** Prefer a terminal or server? See the [CLI installer](docs/cli-installer.md), [remote quickstart](docs/remote-quickstart.md), or [Docker setup](https://openalice.ai/docs/deployment/docker). For platform details, see the [installation guide](https://openalice.ai/docs/getting-started/installation). Try a first task in Ask Alice: > Build a thesis on NVDA. Compare fundamentals with sector trends and price > behavior, save the research in this Workspace, and explain what would prove > the thesis wrong. Continue with a follow-up, turn it into a recurring Issue, or take the idea into AutoQuant for quantitative research. [Walk through your first research workflow →](https://openalice.ai/docs/getting-started/quick-start) ## Features ### Put your agents to work with market tools Use Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, Oh My Pi, and other supported native agents with Alice's market data, fundamentals, news, and quantitative tools. Inspect the same markets yourself in the UI, then ask an agent to investigate further. Available data depends on your configured providers. ### Give each line of research a place to grow Keep conversations, files, and Git history together in reusable Workspaces. Use Chat for general research, AutoQuant for quantitative projects and experiments, and Auto Prediction for prediction-market research. The specialist workspaces have their own Studio interfaces and can be developed by the agent working inside them. ### Keep following the ideas that matter Link research to assets and topics in Tracked. Turn follow-up work into Issues with instructions and a schedule: a morning scan, a weekly macro review, or a recurring check on a thesis. Scheduled runs use the Workspace's agent and context. ### Get results you can follow up on Inbox brings together reports, questions, and updates from your Workspaces. Open the research file or reply to the Session that produced it. Use Workspace Manager to inspect who owns what, review scheduled work, and coordinate across Workspaces when you need a wider view. Keep research moving
Issues, schedules, and work that needs attention. Connect your research
Assets, topics, and the work behind your ideas. Read, then follow up
Reports and a direct path back to their author. Explore the market
Prices, fundamentals, and context for your next question. ### Bring research to a trading decision Connect supported brokers through Unified Trading Account to inspect holdings, orders, and account state. With AI trading enabled, agents can stage proposed operations and commit their rationale. You review and approve execution through Trading as Git. > [!CAUTION] > **Trading execution is beta.** Start with simulator, paper, demo, or testnet > accounts. OpenAlice is experimental software; interfaces may change, and it > provides no guarantees of correctness, reliability, profitability, or loss prevention. > Use real funds only if you understand and accept the risks. [Unified Trading Account](https://openalice.ai/docs/core-concepts/unified-trading-account) · [Trading as Git](https://openalice.ai/docs/core-concepts/trading-as-git) ## Local and Yours OpenAlice runs on your machine by default. Workspaces are directories and Git repositories you can inspect, edit, and back up. Alice stores its own state under `~/.openalice` and seals broker credentials at rest. Your chosen agents and data providers still use their configured services. Native agents keep their own model loops and tool behavior. Workspace files, skills, and dedicated research projects give them the context to do trading work. [Data, credentials, and backups →](https://openalice.ai/docs/deployment/data-and-credentials) ## Documentation and Help - [Documentation](https://openalice.ai/docs) — setup, research workflows, agents, and trading. - [Discord](https://discord.gg/zf4STmrQd8) · [QQ group](https://qm.qq.com/q/iSg6O4FmrC) — questions and community. - [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/TraderAlice/OpenAlice/issues) — report a bug or propose an improvement. - [DeepWiki](https://deepwiki.com/TraderAlice/OpenAlice) — explore the codebase. ## Development ```bash git clone https://github.com/TraderAlice/OpenAlice.git cd OpenAlice pnpm install pnpm dev ``` Open the UI URL printed by the terminal. Source installs need at least one host agent CLI and its model credentials or login. See [Source & Dev](https://openalice.ai/docs/getting-started/developer-setup) for setup and [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) before opening a PR. ## Star History

## Contributors OpenAlice is sharper for the people who dig into it with us: the bugs they catch, the ideas they push, the UX edges they notice, the designs and reviews they bring. High-signal issues and PR proposals count here. If a report, suggestion, or implementation proposal changes the product, it gets credited.

**See the full list and what each person shaped**: [CONTRIBUTORS.md](./CONTRIBUTORS.md) ## License [AGPL-3.0](LICENSE)