Detection and posture you can inspect—not a hype feed.
Rows are grouped by attention band, not volume. Only a few sit up front at a time; the rest remain visible below for monitoring and proof context.
Public evaluation snapshot: Jul 17, 5:46 PM UTC.
- A candidate remained on a blocked execution path after evaluation. (just now)
- A row reached a neutral classified outcome under the recorded windows. (33m ago)
- Execution posture stayed signal-only after evaluation. (36h ago)
The strongest rows in this window for primary reading.
Only a few rows clear this bar at once. Each card’s band label states how the UI is treating it (for example Highest attention or Leading)—not a recommendation to trade.
Markets are being monitored. Current conditions have not cleared execution-ready thresholds for the leading band in this window.
The radar remains active: recent observations were evaluated, but decision-grade filters did not promote rows into the leading strip. Broader and deferred sections still list what cleared the public honesty bar.
Showing 4 resolved signals from the live attention window. Fresh signals require a Pro account. Latest live runtime reflection: Updated 30 min ago.
Additional rows after the leading set.
These are still useful context, ranked below the leading strip and capped for readability. Band labels apply the same rules as above; nothing here is implied to be equally urgent.
Refine radarOptional public filters for time window, source, posture, and outcome context. Kept secondary so the page does not read like a control panel.Expand
Alpha vs Watch vs Guarded vs Completed.
Card band labels name attention level; lane and posture badges still describe routing and runtime. Alpha / Watch / Guarded on the card are product lanes, not the same thing as the band chip.
This page is the defensible slice. Workspace Launch Radar adds earlier operator context, agent bindings, and execution controls without changing the public proof rules.