- README and .env.example cover the chatgpt provider, `tradingagents login chatgpt` (also in Docker) and logout
- README and .env.example name TRADINGAGENTS_NO_UPDATE_CHECK
- ChatGPTPlanChatOpenAI streams unstored Responses, sends system instructions as developer messages, drops refused settings with a warning, and sends no API organization or project
- the CLI offers it under "Subscription" after Anthropic, checks the sign-in before a run (signing in or stopping with the login command), and lists the plan's models
- reasoning effort applies to chatgpt as to openai; remembered plan models are offered again
- chatgpt_auth signs in through OpenAI's flow for open-source apps (PKCE, loopback or pasted redirect, verified ID token, plan scope) and keeps the sign-in in ~/.tradingagents/chatgpt-auth.json, readable only by its owner
- access tokens renew under a lock shared across threads and processes, from the refresh token on disk
- `tradingagents login chatgpt` and `tradingagents logout chatgpt`; logout revokes the sign-in at OpenAI
- a provider entry can supply a credential, a token callable per request, and pin its base URL
- such a provider never sends an API key, and refuses another backend_url or an explicit api_key
- once a day a background thread records the latest GitHub release and the notices for each version; the welcome screen shows them from that cache, so no run waits on the network
- the release notice names the upgrade command for how TradingAgents was installed
- TRADINGAGENTS_NO_UPDATE_CHECK=1 turns the check off; unattended and CI runs never make it
- notices are read from a new `notices` key, so earlier versions keep reading `announcements`
- on a published release, or by hand for an earlier tag, build both from the tag, install the wheel in a clean environment, and upload them to the release
- a crypto pair is searched in r/CryptoCurrency and r/CryptoMarkets, plus r/Bitcoin, r/ethereum or r/solana for those coins, still in one request
- the Sentiment Analyst's prompt names the subreddits actually searched
- a decision that opens with its rating line, plain or as the list item the prompt asks for, is read from that line
- only words naming the decision itself ("final", "our", "overall") may qualify its rating line; "Consensus rating: Buy" or "Trader's rating: Buy" is another party's
- otherwise the decision's own rating lines, or failing those all rating labels, must agree; ratings that differ need review
- an empty quote feed falls back to the search articles tagged with the symbol
- when search has no article tagged with the symbol, or neither source answers, Yahoo news is unavailable, so a configured next vendor serves the call
- articles from search never make an empty window read as no news
- a settlement pass holds the log's settlement lock, so runs sharing a log never pay for the same reflection twice; only outcomes actually written count as settled, and a run's Memory Log step does not wait for another run's pass
- each outcome is written when its reflection is done, so an interrupted pass keeps what it finished
- any failure to price a decision is reported as a failed settlement, not taken for a window that has yet to trade
- a saved report also includes complete_report.html: the report as one self-contained page with its sections listed beside the text, readable in a browser, on a phone and in print
- answering the save question at the prompt also asks about the page and offers to open it in a local browser window; --no-html and save_reports(..., html=False) skip it
- the Tauric Research logo leads the header at the top left, and a line at the foot credits TradingAgents and Tauric Research
- the page loads nothing and runs nothing (inline styles, a content-security policy); report text is rendered without raw HTML or images
- markdown-it-py is declared as a dependency
- quick_think_provider / deep_think_provider and their backend URLs (with TRADINGAGENTS_* variables) choose a tier's provider; unset, a tier uses llm_provider and backend_url
- a tier on another provider gets that provider's own settings and endpoint, and the run settings and report header name each tier's provider
- the CLI checks each tier provider's model variable and key before the run
- a Memory Log step runs beside the analysts, settles every ticker's due decisions and loads the lessons known by the trade date for the Portfolio Manager; the run no longer settles before it starts
- a settlement failure is logged and noted in the report's header instead of ending the run
- the checkpoint signature records the new layout
- TradingAgentsGraph.settle_all_pending() settles each ticker with a due decision; settle_pending and it return the decisions settled and those that failed
- post screening reads TypeSafe's own TYPESAFE_BASE_URL and appends /v1/systemone, as the TypeSafe SDKs do, so Jev can be reached through OpenRouter; the key still turns screening on
- price levels carry the quote currency (GBp for London), market cap and per-share figures its main unit (GBP), and income figures the reporting currency (TWD for TSMC's ADR)
- requires-python 3.11 and pandas 3.0.6; the CI matrix runs Python 3.11 to 3.14 and ruff targets 3.11
- datetime.UTC in place of timezone.utc, and the rating, action, band, analyst and asset enums are StrEnum, which formats a member as its value
- Yahoo and Alpha Vantage date a trade by when it happened, not by its Form 4 filing, so a run dated in the past is told they are withheld instead of served trades that may not yet have been public
- each row takes the quarter where filed, else its 6- or 9-month figure to date, in a column labelled with the span; a filer that tags 10-Q cash flows only year to date no longer stops at each first quarter
- a chart with no prices, or Yahoo saying the data does not exist, is an empty answer; yfinance's same error for an error status or a service failure, and a missing time zone, stay unavailable
- Yahoo and Alpha Vantage statements, dated by the period they cover, are withheld from a run dated in the past, with a notice saying why
- statements come from SEC EDGAR by default (fundamental_data "sec_edgar,yfinance"), so a past run reads US filers as filed
- a decision without a rating label is REVIEW; a lone rating word in its prose may be one it argues against ("not a Sell"), so it is no longer read as the call
- yfinance raises its failures instead of answering them with an empty result, so a statement request that timed out is unavailable, not "no data"
- Yahoo answering that it has no such symbol (HTTP 404) stays an answer: no data
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