1One ticker, one file
Type a ticker, tick the sections, choose a question. Each section is the report of one page of the site — the same text as that page's own save .md — joined into one file with the question on top.
A futures contract ends in .F (CL is the stock, CL.F the crude-oil future). The sections are written at each page's defaults.
2Tonight, ready-made
Two files that need no choices: they are written from tonight's Scanner rows the moment you press the button.
Market brief
The option market as a whole: the share of tickers with dealers short gamma and the median IV rank — by market and by group — the ten backdrop funds, the busiest books, the ones nearest their gamma flip, the highest and lowest IV ranks.
Tonight digest
Only what changed since the session before: closed through a wall, dealers changed side, a wall moved, implied volatility entered an extreme, volume three times its average, the move grade rose — then the most unusual books.
3Every report of the site
Each of these is made on its own page, by the ⧉ copy .md and ⬇ save .md buttons there: the file is that page as it reads at the moment you press — your ticker, your filters. Open takes you to the page.
A file is named TICKER_session_kind.md, so a folder of them sorts by ticker, then by date. Markdown is plain text: it opens in any editor and pastes cleanly into an AI assistant. How to use the reports