What is Veyra, and what does it trade?

An autonomous trading service in Rust and Actix Web that is provider-neutral across model providers and brokers. It combines an LLM runtime, Jev structured judgements, broker execution and durable risk and reconciliation logic; the first broker integration is MetaTrader 4.

How does Jev fit into the trading loop?

Jev (TypeSafe System One) sits behind its own SemanticJudge contract, so its structured judgements are one input to the decision pipeline. Every order then passes through a deterministic risk gate before reaching the broker, per the README.

Which broker does it execute against?

MetaTrader 4, through an EA control channel behind the BrokerLink abstraction — the README's first implementation. The abstraction is configuration-selected, so other providers are possible in principle, but none are documented yet.

Does it need API keys or infrastructure?

The model provider is configurable to OpenRouter or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint, so that route needs a key. Jev needs TypeSafe access, and the stack includes Postgres for durable risk and reconciliation; GETTING_STARTED.md covers a supervised 24/7 install.

Is it ready for live trading?

The README's status list is honest about what exists and what has been proven live, but the digest truncates it mid-list. The schema-constrained model path is marked as proven live with a real structured response; nothing about profitability or backtests is captured.

Who built Veyra and what state is it in?

iamngoni built it. Metadata: Rust, 6 stars, 3 forks, created 2026-09-17 and pushed 2026-10-16. Topics cover algorithmic and autonomous trading, MetaTrader 4, risk management, Actix Web, TanStack Start and Postgres.

What licence does Veyra use?

GitHub lists NOASSERTION, meaning no standard licence was recognised from the repository files as of 2026-10-17. Check the repository's licence file before adopting or contributing, since reuse terms are not unambiguous from the metadata.

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An autonomous, provider-neutral trading service in Rust: LLM and Jev structured judgements pass a deterministic risk gate before any MetaTrader 4 order, with durable risk logic and reconciliation in Postgres and a web console for operators. Licence listed as NOASSERTION.

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Autonomous, provider-neutral trading service in Rust. LLM and Jev decisions pass a deterministic risk gate before any MT4 order; includes an operations console.

Forks: 3
Last pushed: Updated Oct 2026

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Tagscommunity github rust trading risk

Works forJev for Decision gating Jev for Realtime control

Used inJev for Finance & Fintech

Languages: Rust
Platforms: API PostgreSQL
Capabilities: Open sourceSelf-hosted

Highlights

Every MT4 order passes a deterministic risk gate; LLM and Jev decisions inform it but do not bypass it.
Jev (TypeSafe System One) sits behind its own SemanticJudge contract.
Broker abstraction (BrokerLink) with the MetaTrader 4 EA control channel as the first implementation.
DecisionEngine abstraction over agent-runtime, configurable to OpenRouter or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint with schema-constrained answers.
Read-only /health, /ready and /status endpoints; GETTING_STARTED.md walks from clone to a supervised 24/7 install.

Watch out

README reviewed 2026-10-17; the digest cuts off inside the 'Current status' list, so the console features, configuration requirements and any live-performance evidence could not be verified. The repository's licence reads NOASSERTION on GitHub, and no backtest or trading results appear in the captured text.

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What is Veyra, and what does it trade?

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Is it ready for live trading?

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