ATLAS API is how you open and close positions, read the order tape, pull stored insights and performance, share a book, and mint tokens — the same record you already use in TRINITY.
A write here changes the share count on that portfolio. Open with a symbol, share count, and entry price. Close the remaining position, or a slice of it.
Every open and close leaves a row. Pull the tape for a portfolio you own — up to 50 orders per call. An empty page means nothing has filled yet, not a missing endpoint.
These reads return what is already on the book. Signals and stage on each open position. The newest stored alerts document. Nothing here invents a new research engine.
The trade snapshot is cash plus the stored holdings: remaining, total, and allocated capital. Performance and benchmark figures are the last completed update. They are not recalculated on every request.
Sharing is a grant on one portfolio. It is not ownership. Invite by email. Give read or edit. Revoke when you are done. The person you invited sees that book — not every book on your account.
Sign in, open Account, mint a token. The secret is shown once. You can keep two live tokens. A third mint is refused until you revoke one. A token cannot mint or revoke other tokens.
Authorization: Bearer on later calls.Create a portfolio with a name and starting capital. Capital is set at create. You can keep three active books; archive one to make room for another. List, sort, and page them. Rename. Mark a favorite. Archive.
The HTTP reference is the live contract: paths, request bodies, status codes, rate limits, and pagination. The handbook is the short product page before you write a client.
tri_ secret.On the wire
Start on Account if you need a token. Start on the HTTP reference if you already have one and want the method list.