David Duncan's Personal Blog

DAS Trader Pro produces its end-of-day reports by clicking through two windows. Here is how I automated that export from WSL: a script command over the DAS API to open the account report, and Win32 calls plus the Windows Script Host COM object to drive the Export buttons, the Save As dialog and the Trade Report dialog, scheduled with Task Scheduler.

In the PAI post I promised that Falcon — my multi-agent trading platform — runs on Podman, Quadlets, and bootable containers. This is that post. Here is how I took a folder of nohup … & shell scripts and turned it into a directory of declarative systemd units that survives a reboot, runs rootless, and moves from my laptop to Fedora Cloud Edition unchanged.

I switched this blog from Pelican’s default theme to gum, fixed an upstream column-grid bug that had been hiding the sidebar, regenerated the code highlighting with monokai, and layered a full Molokai palette over the top — without forking the theme. Here’s the recipe, plus a drop-in CSS file for anyone else running gum.

I am open-sourcing falcon-stats — a complete trading discipline system built on Daniel Miessler‘s PAI framework. It ingests your DAS Trader data, calculates statistical covariance, scores your discipline, and tells you the truth about your trading. Here is why I built it and how you can use it.

Exploring how to build a Cumulative Volume Delta indicator and compact order flow visualization using IBKR tick data, Python, and modern charting libraries — with Claude as a development partner.

I forked Daniel s open-source PAI framework and rebuilt it around my mission — systematic trading, Fedora Cloud infrastructure, and building an AI partnership that grows with me.

Beginning a journey to build “The Consilium” - a multi-agent AI advisory system for personal life management, built on cost-effective Red Hat/AWS infrastructure.