Increase a concentrated equity position.
One capital action arrives with the context a reviewer needs to understand it.
Site under construction, formerly SigmaX has begun the process of transitioning to AIgentXS.
SigmaX checks a proposed action against policy, evidence, risk, and decision rights—then shows the answer, why, who decides, and what comes next.
Illustrative record — integrity check not performed
Explore the example without an account. Using your own figures asks for your name and work email. The figures stay in this browser tab.
Use the guided example first, or enter one portfolio snapshot and the limits it must respect.
Cash floor $100,000. Single name capped at 15% of the portfolio. Anything at or above $25,000 needs an advisor approval, and one advisor may approve up to $175,000.
SigmaX will recompute cash, position weight, policy limits, evidence requirements, and the human decision path.
Add to the position $15,000 for single-name equity (sample instrument), using the advisory household example.
Choose the material attached to this decision. SigmaX uses it to identify what can proceed, what must pause, and exactly what is still missing.
The core review can continue. Missing implementation inputs remain visible in the result.
Portfolio figures are computed locally and are not uploaded. Using your own figures submits your name and work email as an inquiry. No order or capital action.
SigmaX has not evaluated anything yet. Run the check to get the answer, reason, policy findings, owner, and next permitted step.
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Explore the auditSigmaX keeps the policy, evidence, reason, owner, and next permitted step attached to the same answer.
One capital action arrives with the context a reviewer needs to understand it.
The proposal can continue, but policy requires a named advisor before a handoff can be prepared.
Your systems remain the systems of record. No live capital authority: SigmaX does not place trades, custody assets, transfer funds, or route customer capital.
The public contract documents a Capital decision interface. The repository includes a TypeScript client; access, supported operations, and deployment scope require separate confirmation. This illustration connects no customer system.
Review the public OpenAPI reference and repository TypeScript client for the proposal format.
The documented response describes the policy result, evidence gaps, decision-maker, and next permitted step. Access requires separate confirmation.
Webhook delivery is disabled by default and requires separately governed configuration. This example does not connect an external workflow.
Choose a familiar review path. Each walkthrough shows the proposal, governing rules, answer, and person who owns the next decision.
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We’ll map one real workflow and show you the proposed scope before you commit. SigmaX never holds client assets, places trades, or moves money.