- selections.py asks what to run; run.py builds the graph, streams it to the live view and saves the report
- main.py keeps the Typer app and its two commands
- display.py holds the message buffer, layout, status tables and report panels, the analyst wall-time tracker (CLI-only, from graph/analyst_execution) and the one Console
- utils.py is renamed prompts.py, which is what it holds; its analyst list is ANALYST_CHOICES, apart from display's ANALYST_ORDER
- get_initial_analyst_node, a one-line helper with one caller, is inlined
- the wall-time tracker tests sit with the other display tests, and tests import cli.prompts as prompts
- interface -> router; symbol_utils -> symbols, which also takes safe_ticker_component
- utils is split: get_current_date to date_window, the HTTP helpers to net
- dataflows imports are absolute; the NoMarketDataError re-export from symbols is gone
- backtest takes --run-id, so an interrupted sweep continues
- an inverted date range or an empty ticker list is an error, not a clean zero-cell run
- a setup failure in a sweep reports one line instead of a traceback
- the remembered endpoint URL is offered back
- a round count set in the environment says it overrode the chosen research depth
- the run directory validates the ticker, and the report saves under results_dir
- the run says whether it resumed a saved run or started fresh
The CLI validated, normalized, and classified tickers with its own logic that
diverged from the data layer: it rejected '=' symbols like GC=F (#980),
classified BTCUSD as a stock (#981), and accepted unpriceable BTC-USDT (#982).
Route the CLI through normalize_symbol (now mapping USDT/USDC crypto quotes to
Yahoo's -USD pair), so validation, classification, and pricing agree.
Yijia-Xiao