A small release, not a launch. The LAB tab on gex.live has a new rightmost rail called IDEA FEED. It is a stream of short, rule-shaped trading ideas about SPX dealer positioning — "fade the first touch of the call wall after a gap up", that kind of thing — collected daily by a scanner from what people actually discuss, rewritten into something the Lab compiler can parse, and published untested.
That last word is the point.
Why untested is the feature
Every feed of trading ideas on the internet comes with a verdict attached: "this works", "78% win rate", a screenshot of a good month. The feed here refuses to do that. Each card says exactly two things about its idea: compiles clean (our compiler turned the text into a runnable rule without complaint) and untested (nobody has run it against the archive yet). The honest test is yours to run.
One click drops the idea into the Lab conveyor. The compiler has already done the translation, so the first message in your session is the rule itself, stamped ↳ from IDEA FEED · compiles, untested. Running the backtest costs one Lab credit; a failed job refunds itself. If your balance is zero the button does not go dead — it turns into 0 CREDITS · BUY →, remembers the idea you picked, and comes back to it after.
