Signal Governance
Coming SoonRoute /dashboard/signals · Flag enableSignalGovernance
Signal governance is the research-to-production registry. It tracks each signal at the version level — not just the strategy as a whole — so the daily cadence of research changes stays auditable and reversible. A signal only reaches the live path after it is promoted through a recorded approval.
Version records
Each signal version is an immutable record capturing exactly what produced it.
- Promotion status — research, candidate, live, or retired.
- Hashes — of the signal code and configuration, so a version is content-addressable.
- Data snapshot — the data release the signal was computed against.
- Approval log — who promoted the version and when.
Promotion and rollback
Promoting a signal to live is an explicit, logged action gated by the approval matrix in the operating profile. If a live signal misbehaves, rollback restores a prior promoted version without code archaeology — the registry already holds the exact prior state.
Why version-level
A systematic fund iterates on individual signals far faster than it changes whole strategies. Governing at the signal level keeps the audit trail honest at the cadence research actually moves, and feeds the alpha-research loop with the full history of promoted, rejected, and failed candidates.
Related
- Strategy Operating Profile — selects which signal versions are live
- Agent Governance & Alpha Factory — proposes new signal candidates
- Version Locking (SDK) — the hashing model the SDK already uses