Your first ten minutes

Every command in this page is read-only. Nothing here can place, change or cancel an order — a good way to learn the CLI without risk.

Add --json to any command for machine-readable output, which makes it pipeable into jq or a script.

1. Confirm the connection #

jw3 auth status
jw3 connections

connections lists the exchanges you have connected: id, venue, label, status and which markets each covers (spot, futures or both).

2. Read your risk posture #

jw3 risk

Returns the kill switch, autonomy level, position and leverage caps, daily trade and loss caps, and how much of the daily budget has been used. Check this before sizing anything — the same limits are enforced server-side when an order is sent.

3. Look at the account #

jw3 balances --exchange kucoin
jw3 positions --exchange kucoin
jw3 orders --exchange kucoin

• balances — spot and futures wallet balances.
• positions — open derivatives positions with entry, size and unrealised PnL.

Add --watch 5 to re-poll every five seconds, --polls 20 to bound it, or --json-lines to stream one JSON object per poll.

• orders — working orders.

4. Read a market #

jw3 market --exchange binance --pair BTC/USDT
jw3 screener --exchange binance
jw3 klines --pair SOL/USDT --tf 15m --limit 50 --rsi

Public market data works with the venues you have connected; nothing is signed.

5. Run an analysis #

jw3 scan fade --exchange kucoin
jw3 analyze trend --exchange kucoin --pair BTC/USDT
jw3 vote --pair SOL/USDT

• scan fade ranks exhausted moves across a futures tape: fade-the-high shorts and

dip-buy longs, with volatility (ATR%) attached.

• analyze trend returns a multi-timeframe verdict for one pair.
• vote combines the analysis engines into one confidence-weighted ballot.

These are decision support. They do not place orders, and a single reading is not an edge.

6. Open the diary #

jw3 diary --day 2026-11-06
jw3 daily-prep            # writes the day's brief; add --dry to preview only

diary returns the day's setups, trades, notes and analyses. daily-prep builds the morning brief — risk header, positions, funding, regime and bias — and records it in the Diary. Use --dry to see it without writing.

7. Predictions and news #

jw3 markets ending --days 14 --min-liq 10000
jw3 poly scan
jw3 news --pair BTC --limit 6
jw3 intel "solana etf flows"

markets ending and poly scan are public reads of live prediction markets. intel gathers headlines and sentiment for a topic and caches the result for 15 minutes (--no-cache refreshes it).

A sane default loop #

jw3 auth status && jw3 risk && jw3 positions --exchange kucoin
jw3 scan fade --exchange kucoin --json | jq '.[0:5]'
jw3 daily-prep

Read first, size second, execute last — and only with a token that carries trade:execute, which you should leave off until the read-only workflow is familiar.