
Your agent.Your broker.Your rules.
Connect the agent you already use to the broker you already trade with. You define the rules. hedg3 enforces the caps, records every fill, and places no orders.
Your broker stays separate.
hedg3 and your broker never connect. Your agent reads the account through the broker's server and reports only whether it answered.
Define the rules.
Follow the two desks I picked. Options only, twenty to forty-five days out, nothing inside earnings week, five hundred a trade at most, two trades a day, and ask me before every order.
Your agent finds a trade inside your rules.
Every order passes your rules first.
Get notified when a trade is placed.
Watch every step.
- 09:35:04Proposed buy 1 NVDA 165 call at $3.20, awaiting your approval
- 09:41:17Approved in the hedg3 app
- 09:41:19Filled buy 1 NVDA 165 call at $3.20
- 09:41:24Target $4.80 and stop $2.40 set at your broker
- 11:02:31NVDA 165 call marked $3.55
- 13:47:02Target reached at $4.80
- 13:47:06Filled sell 1 NVDA 165 call at $4.80
- 13:47:07Position closed, journal updated
Automation
Your agent. Your broker. Your rules.
Connect an agent, set the rules, and trade at your own broker. By application.
Apex
Your agent reads what Apex reads.
Everything in Flow, plus the automated desks (their picks, the AI commentary, complete play detail and live exits), every tracker, alerts and priority support.
Connect
Sign in from the AI agent you already use. Your broker stays where it is, with your credentials.
Set the rules
Say which desks to follow, what to trade, how much per trade, how many trades a day, and whether to ask you first.
Trade
Your agent finds trades inside your rules and proposes them. You approve. Your agent places the order at your broker. hedg3 places no orders.
Watch
See every proposal, approval and fill as it happens. Pause or stop at any time.
Works with the agent you already use
Sign in from the AI client you already use. A client that cannot sign in takes a token from the station. Your broker's own MCP server sits beside hedg3 in the same client.
Anthropic
- Claude CodeSign in
- Claude appSign in
- Claude APIToken
OpenAI
- Codex CLISign in
- ChatGPTSign in
- OpenAI APIToken
Google
- Gemini CLISign in
- Agent Development KitToken
xAI
- Grok APIToken
Mistral
- Le ChatSign in
Any model
- MCP SDKToken
- hedg3 places no orders and holds no funds.
- hedg3 never reads your brokerage. It holds no balance and no credentials.
- Your agent reports the fills it made.
Questions
An MCP server at mcp.hedg3.ai. Your own agent connects to it with a sign-in, reads hedg3 research, evaluates the rules you wrote, proposes an order for your approval, and journals the fills it reports.
In a client that supports remote MCP servers, add https://mcp.hedg3.ai/automate and sign in to hedg3 when the window opens, then press Authorize. Research is a second server, https://mcp.hedg3.ai/research, connected the same way. A client that takes a token instead gets one from Automation, station 07 Agent; it is shown once and stored as a hash.
It is queued. Your agent reads it on its next run, and the station says so. Real-time chat needs the optional local bridge the station prints; without it nothing is lost.
Every trading day at 09:35 ET, hedg3 rings your agent with the name of each live automation. Your agent evaluates the rule, decides, and places on your account inside your caps. hedg3 evaluates nothing for money and places nothing. Pause or stop from the station at any time.
No. hedg3 places no orders, holds no funds and never reads your brokerage. Your agent proposes, you approve, and your agent places the order with its own credentials. hedg3 records the fill your agent reports.
Economic dates, scheduled catalysts, headlines, rating actions, company financials and dealer positioning. The published desk picks with entry, target, stop and time-stop. Your own automations and your own journal. Every reader gets the same research.
Live quotes, greeks, open interest and ranked screener rows. The server refuses those fields on every tool, including new ones. It never asks for brokerage credentials.
No. An automation runs on neutral inputs: price, indicators, IV level, earnings dates, schedules and your watchlist. A hedg3 verdict is never a trigger. Each order waits for your approval unless you set a standing authorization, which you can revoke in one click.

