Type what you want to watch in plain English. The command bar's AI compiles it into a filter and a scanner widget appears in your dashboard, named and ready.
It starts in the command bar. Type scan top gainers above vwap with relative volume over 2x and the AI turns it into conditions, then drops a live scanner into the workspace.
Plain English inAsk for top gainers, breakouts, oversold names, whatever you watch. No filter syntax to learn.
A real scanner outNot just a list. A named scanner widget with the conditions filled in and columns picked, running live. Tweak it after if you want.
It lives in your workspaceThe scanner stays where it landed. Save the layout, recall it, and run it again with a scan command.
The AI never hands you a black box. Every compiled scan shows the exact conditions it derived, so you can read the logic, trust it, and correct it.
Conditions you can readThe sentence becomes explicit rules: price versus VWAP, relative volume thresholds, range filters. Nothing hidden.
Edit before you runDisagree with a threshold? Change it. The compiled scan is a starting point you control, not a verdict.
Learn the language as you goWatching your own sentences compile teaches you the query language, so you can write conditions directly when you want precision.
A scan the AI wrote is saved as a LogicBlock, the same reusable logic that powers the rest of the terminal.
One definition, three jobsRun the saved logic as a scanner, apply it as a watchlist filter, or add it as a chart column, all from a single LogicBlock.
Edit once, update everywhereRefine the LogicBlock and every scan, filter, and column that uses it picks up the change.
Build a library over timeEach idea you describe becomes a named block in your library, ready to recall the next time the setup comes around.
Create the logic once, run it live, and let scanner alerts tell you what changed.