I work inside financial systems and build on top of them. Two sides of the same thing — the industry access, the code, the questions I can't stop asking.
A function called call_ollama() that never called Ollama, a while-True loop with no immune system, and 9,900 API calls I never meant to make. A forensic on a zombie agent.
Most people write about AI advisors. I am just going to show you mine. Running. Right now. With a coverage bar, six scanner workers, three funds, and a guardian layer auditing itself. You can watch the coverage flip in real time.
Everyone is selling you on building an agent. Nobody is telling you what breaks when they run at 3am and you are asleep. I have tried more than a dozen. A handful are still breathing. The rest taught me rules I now enforce automatically. Here is the honest field report, and a direct ask at the end to anyone else quietly doing this work.
I went looking for a template for life. Found a return mechanism instead. Then realized I'd built the exact same structure into my AI systems — without ever consciously making the connection.
I work inside financial systems and build on what I see from the inside. Computer engineer exploring what happens when finance meets code at the edge.