How DJ, DojiPad's AI coach, works with traders

You talk a plan through with DJ. While it is still a plan, it is checked against your firm's limits. You then reshape it, or commit it to confirm it as your plan of record. You can send a brief to the desk. You write it yourself, or send DJ's draft unchanged. Either way, only you can send it. The conversation stays with you.

• A coach for the decision. Talk the plan through with DJ (size, timing, reasoning) before the order.
• The limits your firm shows you. Before you commit, you see whether the plan fits them. Your firm decides, limit by limit, what you see: the full figure, only whether you're near or over the limit, or nothing for limits it monitors internally.
• Your own patterns. DJ learns how you trade and where your plans tend to go wrong, so the second look is about you, not generic advice.
• Nothing in the way. DojiPad never blocks an order. The decision stays yours.

A prediction is made each time a plan is committed. It is settled when the trader's next committed plan is checked against your limits. For each trader, the screen shows the predicted rate next to the actual rate over the checked plans. So you can see whether the number claims more than the record supports.

• No figure for a trader with fewer than three prior plans.
• No tiers until at least five traders have been scored.
• The firm's overall rate and the tier cut-off lines are shown at the top of the screen.
• Accuracy is shown as the predicted rate against the actual rate.
• The accuracy score is kept in the detail view, next to the figures it is compared with, never on its own.

Each trader sees their own prediction and its trend, in their own view. They see nothing about any other trader.

If you are shown only the direction of a breach, you see less than the officer does. The exact figure is kept in the list of limit breaches, which compliance works from.

Coaching only works if you can speak openly. That needs a boundary that no setting can remove. Your conversation with DJ is never summarized, scored or forwarded. This is how the system is built, not a policy. The firm's screens and reports can't retrieve the trader's side. Each deployment produces a report that shows this, explained on the technology page. Your conversation is stored in your firm's own database, so, as with any system your firm hosts, its database administrators could read it there.

• Committed plans and their written reasoning.
• Checks of each plan against your firm's limits, and any limit breaches.
• Your breach history.
• A breach prediction for your next plan.
• Briefs you send.

• The desk overview: open breaches and the worst breach per trader, by desk.
• Breach predictions.

Your traders' conversations stay on their side, by design. You get the decisions and the breaches, which is what supervision needs.