A folder is your workspace.
Keep multiple algorithms, fixtures, and tests in ordinary files. Use your own Git workflow to review changes and version your research.
STOQEY ENTERPRISE / NOTEBOOK
Your research.
Your machine.
The Stoqey engine.
A desktop workspace for teams who develop trading algorithms in code. Bring your repository, your tests, and your coding agents. Run the experiment locally.
Enterprise enquiries · Desktop development with local execution
strategy.sjs SJS
// A strategy you can inspect and test
const app: SJSApp = async ({
context, bar, log
}) => {
// Your entry and exit logic lives here.
log("Review bar", {
close: bar.close
});
};$ stoqey-test strategy.test.cjs Run results Illustrative
Local bars · saved run artifactsReview the evidence
LOCAL FILESBUNDLED ENGINEYOUR CODING AGENTSINSPECTABLE RESULTS
01 / A WORKSPACE FOR BUILDERS
All the room
your research needs.
Move between source code, a terminal, and the results view. Keep the development loop close to the data and the people writing the strategy.
Your terminal. Your agents.
Run coding agents from the integrated terminal. They edit files, execute commands, and inspect outputs using their normal local workflow.
Download once. Iterate locally.
Get historical market data through your Stoqey connection, then reuse the local dataset across experiments without fetching it for every run.
The engine comes with you.
Notebook bundles Node and the Stoqey runtime for local memory sessions. Develop SJS, L3, PineScript, and SQX strategies in one workspace.
Follow the types.
Completion, hover information, and definition navigation connect JS, TS, SJS, and L3 editors to the bundled engine types.
Keep the evidence on disk.
Save runs alongside your project in ignored folders. Inspect trades and charts in Notebook, and query detailed logs from your own scripts.
02 / FROM THE TERMINAL TO THE CHART
Short feedback loops.
Files you can inspect.
Try a quick run and read its terminal output. Save a run when you want the full evidence available for your next investigation.
A local development loop
# Verify the strategy’s behavior
stoqey-test strategy.test.cjs
# Run and retain the results
stoqey-run app.notebook-app.json --saveRESULT JSON Trades & chart dataPARQUET LOGS Detailed execution historyLOCAL DATA Reusable market bars
03 / YOUR EXISTING TOOLS
Let the agent work
where your code lives.
Start your preferred coding CLI in the project terminal. Point it to your strategy, tests, and reference documentation. It can run commands and inspect saved artifacts while you review the chart.
Coding agents require their own installation, account, and any applicable provider subscription. Notebook does not include provider credits.
PLAN YOUR WORKSPACE
A few practical details.
How is Notebook different from Agent Lab?
Notebook is a local desktop workspace: files, terminals, tests, and saved run artifacts. Agent Lab is the browser workflow with managed experiments, conversations, and revisions, included with every paid Stoqey plan.
Can I run without fetching data every time?
Yes. After downloading market data, local runs can reuse those files. Data downloads require a Stoqey connection; external AI providers and any network calls in your strategy still need connectivity.
Can tests use my own packages?
Yes. Install test dependencies in your project and use them in your local test suite. Strategy code should use the modules supported by its target Stoqey runtime.
Does Notebook deploy strategies automatically?
No. Notebook focuses on local development and testing. Move the finished strategy into a Stoqey app and use the normal launch workflow when you choose to deploy.
How do we get access?
Contact us to discuss Notebook access, your development setup, and your team’s Stoqey infrastructure requirements. Enterprise terms are agreed with your team.
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