Wall Street · Documentation
Documentation
Source-grounded setup, architecture, agent, contract, and security notes for the WallStreet repository.
A compact guide to the repository as it exists—not a promise that every package is wired into one running system.
- 01Getting startedRun the website in isolation, then use the existing frontend, backend, or contract package’s own manifest without starting a guessed all-in-one stack.
- 02ArchitectureHow the repository’s React app, Node API, task gateway, Python workflow, contracts, and identity experiment are separated—and where integration remains unverified.
- 03Agent rolesA practical guide to the four named roles in the source: yield selection, arbitrage modeling, threshold-based risk, and simulated portfolio rebalancing.
- 04ContractsA source-level tour of the four Solidity contracts, the mock paths to notice, and the safe local compile workflow declared by the Hardhat package.
- 05Security & limitsWhat this static website does not collect, what the reviewed repository does not establish, and how to report a sensitive concern without exposing it publicly.
Resources
Where to read, report, and reuse. Each entry says what it is and what it is not.
Source
Repository
The full source for the WallStreet project, including every service in this review.
Source
Latest source
The main branch. The site itself records the pinned commit it was reviewed against.
Discussion
Issue tracker
Report a bug, ask a question, or propose a change. Security reports should not be filed publicly.
Media
Demo video
A recording of the project. It was made by the maintainers and is not a live deployment.
Status
License status
No repository-level licence file was present in the reviewed snapshot. Treat reuse as not yet granted.
Scope note. Website preview and build commands stay in website/. The existing React, API, Python, task-gateway, and contract packages have separate manifests. No root-level command is presented as a verified all-in-one launch.