SigmaVue overview

The operator's manual. SigmaVue is twelve specialist AI agents managing your prop firm accounts under your rules — while you're at your day job, your kids' game, or asleep. This page is the single source of truth for how the agent floor works, end to end, in plain English.

curl -fsSL https://install.sigmavue.io | sh

#How it works

You connect your prop firm accounts (Apex, TopStep, TPT, Leeloo — 18+ firms supported), set your daily base hit and risk profile, and the agents take over. Sigma orchestrates, Carter scans, Annalisa reads news, Bill sizes for the base hit, Wags vetoes anything that breaks compliance, Wendy & Devin execute.

No charts to watch. No webhooks to wire up. No VPS to pay for. Everything runs on the SigmaVue platform — you watch the floor, or close the tab.

#5-minute setup

Three clicks, three minutes each. We OAuth into your prop firm — we never see your password — and route automatically to Tradovate, ProjectX, or TradeLocker based on your firm and account state.

#Example: a single trade lifecycle

Here's the audit trail of one ES.M26 long signal — start to fill — that ran on April 22, 2026 at 10:42:18 ET. End-to-end took 3 seconds.

{
  "trade_id": "ES_M26_1745324538",
  "symbol": "ES.M26",
  "entered_at": "2026-04-22T14:42:21Z",
  "chain": [
    { "t": "10:42:18", "agent": "Carter",
      "action": "signal_long",
      "reasoning": "VWAP stretch 1.7s + Maff trend day 0.71 + Bill headroom OK" },
    { "t": "10:42:19", "agent": "Bill",
      "action": "sized", "qty": 2,
      "reasoning": "Inner base hit at +6 ticks, 2 ct = $25/tick" },
    { "t": "10:42:20", "agent": "Wags",
      "action": "compliance_pass",
      "reasoning": "Apex rules clear, within session, EIA in 90min noted" },
    { "t": "10:42:21", "agent": "Wendy",
      "action": "order_filled",
      "limit": 5871.75, "tp": 5876.25, "sl": 5869.75,
      "layers": "russian_doll" }
  ],
  "layers": {
    "inner":  { "qty": 0.40, "target": "base_hit" },
    "middle": { "qty": 0.35, "target": "tp_70pct" },
    "outer":  { "qty": 0.25, "target": "runner" }
  }
}

Every field above is exposed in the audit log export and on the Sigma Decisions screen inside the app. chain is immutable and timestamped at agent decision-time, not server-receive-time, so post-trade analysis stays honest.

#The Russian Doll exit

Most retail trades give up >60% of MFE on the round trip. The Russian Doll splits each position into three layers so the inner layer locks fast, and the outer layer runs only when the trend confirms.

#The 13 agents

Thirteen specialists, one orchestra. Each agent owns a single decision surface — they argue, defer, and pass the trade through a hand-off chain that's logged in real time. Below: who they are, what they own, and what triggers them. No prompts, no internal scoring math — that's the moat. But every operator should know the names on the floor.

#Supported prop firms

18 firms supported in v3. Wags ships with a per-firm rule profile — daily loss, trailing drawdown, news lockouts, position scaling, EOD flatten, weekend exposure — and updates automatically when a firm changes its eval or live rules. If your firm isn't here, ask in the in-app community and we'll evaluate.

#MCP serverOperator+

The headline integration. Connect SigmaVue to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any MCP-aware client and ask questions about your floor in plain English. The MCP server is hosted at mcp.sigmavue.io and authenticates with a per-account token — you don't run anything locally.

Three lines of config in your ~/.claude/settings.json and you're live:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "sigmavue": {
      "url": "https://mcp.sigmavue.io",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer $SIGMAVUE_TOKEN" }
    }
  }
}

Then in Claude Code, just talk to your floor:

# Read your floor
claude "show me yesterday's vetoes and what they cost"
claude "summarize Carter's win rate this week vs last week"
claude "which prop firm rules am I closest to violating right now?"

# Trader+ tier — write actions (governed)
claude "pause trading on apex-1247 for the rest of the day"
claude "set my risk profile to conservative until further notice"

Tool catalog

#Claude Code skillFree download

One-click install for Claude Code users. Adds canned prompts, common workflows (“morning briefing”, “post-market journal”, “rule-violation check”), and shorthand commands. Works on top of the MCP server above.

curl -fsSL https://docs.sigmavue.io/sigmavue.skill.md \
  -o ~/.claude/skills/sigmavue.skill.md

#Audit log -- CSV export

Every decision is exportable to CSV directly from the dashboard — no API needed. Settings → Audit → Export. Filter by date range, agent, firm, or outcome. The CSV is immutable: timestamp at agent decision-time, full reasoning chain, layer attribution, and final fill.

#Daily Base Hit

The single number you set on day one — and the number every agent on the floor optimizes for. Pick a dollar amount you'd be happy to take home each day. SigmaVue splits it 40 / 35 / 25 across three Russian Doll layers: most cashes early at the inner layer, the middle layer banks at 70% of TP, the outer layer runs.

Per-account targets compound at the fund level. $150 x 4 funded accounts = $600/day fund-level base hit. Wags watches the cumulative number across accounts and pauses the day automatically once the inner layer locks across all of them — no over-trading, no give-back.

#Risk profiles

Three named profiles — Conservative -- Balanced -- Aggressive — set how much of your account headroom Bill is allowed to use per trade. No custom sliders. Profiles are intentionally coarse so the floor never accidentally drifts to a config you didn't think through.

Wags rejects Aggressive on Eval-phase accounts regardless of your settings — the trailing-DD math on most prop firms makes Aggressive sizing a first-week-blowup risk during evaluation. Pass the Eval first, opt in second.

#Compliance veto

Wags is the agent who says no. Every signal — every signal — passes through Wags before it reaches the broker. Wags' rule engine is loaded with a per-firm profile: daily loss limit, trailing drawdown, news lockouts, position scaling, weekend exposure, EOD flatten. If any rule would be broken, Wags vetoes.

Common veto reasons (and what they mean):

• news_lockout — High-impact econ data is within the firm's lockout window. Resumes automatically.
• dd_proximity — Account is within 30% of trailing drawdown. Bill could size for it; Wags refuses.
• weekend_exposure — Weekend hold not permitted by the firm. Trade flattens at EOD Friday.
• position_scaling — Firm prohibits scaling beyond initial size. Council wanted to add; Wags blocked.
• session_window — Outside the firm's allowed trading session for that contract.

#Emergency halt

Top-right of the dashboard, always one click away. The big red button. Halt does three things in this order:

• Cancels all working orders across every connected account.
• Flattens all open positions at market — Russian Doll layered exits are skipped.
• Pauses every agent from generating new signals until you manually resume.

Resume is manual and per-agent — when you click resume, Wags re-validates rules and Bill re-checks headroom before any new entry. The full halt + resume sequence is logged with timestamps and operator confirmation.

#Your first week

The honest playbook for the first 7 days on the floor. Don't override the agents. Don't over-trade. Don't sit and watch every tick. Three rules.

#System status

Real-time status of every component the agents depend on. Public status is at status.sigmavue.io.

#Glossary

The vocabulary the floor uses, in plain English. If a term in the dashboard isn't here, ask in the in-app community and we'll add it.

#Changelog

Public release notes. Internal pre-release builds are not listed. Every release lands first on staging for 48 hours before promotion.

#What to read next

• Set up the MCP server — connect SigmaVue to Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor in three lines of config.
• Install the Claude Code skill — canned workflows, morning briefing, post-market journal, rule-violation check.
• Meet the 13 agents — who's on the floor, what they own, and what triggers them.
• Pick your prop firm — 18 supported, with auto-applied rule profiles.