Use case

A home for trading bots that must not stop

A trading bot is a loop that has to survive restarts without losing track of what it did. State on disk, a clear log of every decision, and a way to stop it fast.

The problem

A bot that restarts and forgets its open positions, or runs unattended with no spending or approval limits, is a risk to your account.

What NeverHalt gives you

• A disk that survives restarts

  Every agent gets its own /app/data folder. SQLite files, checkpoints and caches are still there after a crash, a redeploy or a restart.

• Restarts itself

  If the process crashes it is started again automatically. Restarts that loop too fast are held back and the log says why.

• It asks before risky actions

  Your agent can ask you for approval and wait for your answer in the dashboard. No answer means no.

• You see what it does

  Live logs, plus an activity log of AI calls, tool calls and errors with token counts and cost.

• A daily AI budget

  Route Claude or OpenAI calls through NeverHalt and set a daily cap. When it is used up the calls are refused (or the agent is stopped, your choice).

Ask before a live order

if neverhalt.ask(f"Buy {qty} {symbol} at market?", timeout=300):
    broker.buy(symbol, qty)

Questions

Does NeverHalt trade for me or give investment advice?

No. NeverHalt only runs the code you deploy. It does not place orders, hold funds or give financial advice.

Is there a demo?

The quant-paper-bot template trades on offline sample data with paper money only, and shows how state survives a restart.