Open-source maintainer focused on trading-system reliability, reproducible analytics, risk hygiene, and data quality.
Open-source Python toolkit for validating trading journals, checking risk hygiene, detecting data-quality problems, and producing deterministic analytics and reports from historical trade data.
Current highlights
- Python 3.10–3.13 CI
- Versioned releases through
v0.7.0 - Deterministic journal fingerprints and duplicate detection
- Risk and exposure analytics with explicit semantics
- Segmented and temporal analytics
- Explicit mapped CSV imports with provenance and rejected-row diagnostics
- Stable additive
tradeguard.report.v1contract - MIT licensed
- Historical/local-file analytics only; no broker credentials or order execution
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I maintain public work through scoped issues, reviewable pull requests, automated CI, regression tests, compatibility checks, changelogs, and versioned releases. Public examples are synthetic or privacy-safe.
I am interested in building dependable developer tooling for trading-system validation and reproducible analysis. Contributions, bug reports, and technically grounded feedback are welcome on TradeGuard OSS.