> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sigrex.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sigrex.io/manual-trading-soon/terminal.md).

# Terminal

The Ultimate Hub for Manual Traders

The **Terminal** page is the central workspace for users who prefer manual trading. It brings together powerful tools for trading, signaling, and AI-assisted chart analysis — all in one place.

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## 📊 **Layout Overview**

The interface is made up of **3 main components**:

1. **Chart (TradingView)**
2. **Chart Control Panel (above the chart)**
3. **Right Panel** with 3 submodules:
   * `Trade`
   * `Signal`
   * `AI`

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## 🔧 **Chart Control Panel**

Located at the top of the chart.

* Lets users **select and switch API connections**.
* Enables symbol switching — affects both the **TradingView chart** and the **"current view" symbol** used across modules.

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## 🧩 **Right Panel: Submodules**

1. #### 📈 **Trade**
   * Manually send orders to the **selected symbol** using the **active API connection**.
   * Ideal for direct interaction with exchanges.
2. #### 📡 **Signal**
   * Send **custom signals** to a selected webhook.
   * Signals can include various parameters and can be used to:
     * Trigger **personal signal bots**
     * Trigger **friends’ signal bots** (if sharing is allowed)
3. #### 🤖 **AI**
   * Integrate with a connected **AI assistant**.
   * Allows chart [**image-based analysis**](/manual-trading-soon/terminal/ai-chart-analyzation.md) and **chat interactions**.
   * Useful for receiving strategy suggestions and insights from AI models.

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## 📌 **Summary**

The Terminal page is a **feature-rich, real-time interface** for traders, combining:

* Charting (via TradingView)
* Manual trading controls
* Signal sending
* AI-powered decision support


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