dsh-tradewatcher

Watching markets is never about a single index. Six A-share benchmarks, nine global broad-indices, and eight commodity futures all tick in parallel, while your watchlist needs sector attribution and alpha context, and your positions demand a trade-level P&L book that is both accurate and auditable. dsh-tradewatcher compresses that entire pipeline into one sidebar tab: a three-row ticker refreshes every ten seconds, hovering any code pops a minute-bar card or a five-day K-line, and an embedded 52etf heatmap lets you drill through sector rotations layer by layer. The result is a single sweep instead of a wall of browser tabs.

Watchlists and positions use grouped semantics with soft-delete (archive, never wipe). Positions never store a fixed cost basis; an append-only trade ledger drives live derivation of market value, unrealized P&L, daily P&L, and cumulative realized P&L, switchable between diluted-cost and average-cost views at any time. Every security row carries a sparkline that expands into a three-pane professional chart with MA5/10/30/60 and VWAP overlays on the price pane, plus volume and MACD sub-panes with axis ticks. Buy and sell markers are stamped directly onto the chart from the ledger. The A-share dashboard additionally runs a six-factor "national-team support" signal scorer covering volume, super-large-order flow, pulse, persistence, volume-price divergence, and cross-ETF resonance, producing a 0-to-100 rating with a 60-day lookback timeline.

Perhaps the most distinctive design choice is the dual-channel bridge into DeepSeek sessions: portfolio summaries, the full trade ledger, watchlist, live quotes, and a securities search are all registered as read-only model tools, and the same data is persisted as plain JSON at fixed paths so any conversation can invoke the tools or read the files directly for post-hoc attribution and portfolio review. It is built for DeepSeek Harness users who watch A-shares, HK and US equities, and global commodities simultaneously and want the watcher stitched into the same workspace as their agent.