Replaces the minimal AMO-source-submission README with a full project overview: logo, what Osias actually does, how it works, shipped features, getting started, project structure, and contributing — folding the existing build-instructions content in rather than dropping it, since AMO's source review still depends on it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <[email protected]> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HoMzqFw3d93hG6c9xB4thU
Osias
A blockchain-powered trading companion for the emotional side of trading.
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About
Osias isn't a trading bot or a P&L tracker. Trades are already visible on-chain, so instead of asking you to log anything, Osias watches your connected Solana wallet in real time and steps in only when it detects loss-driven trading — a single bad trade or a losing streak past a threshold you control — by locking new buy actions on supported trading sites until the moment passes.
This repository is the open-source browser extension frontend (Apache 2.0). The backend that makes the actual lock/unlock decisions — auth, wallet/RPC listening, realized-PnL tracking — is a separate, private service; this extension talks to it over a documented WebSocket protocol and never contains trading logic of its own.
How it works
- Connect your wallet — real Phantom sign-in via message signing. Your seed phrase and private key never touch the extension.
- Osias watches — a live Solana subscription tracks your realized P&L in the background while you're connected, nothing more.
- Buying locks — cross your configured threshold and new buy actions visually disable on the page. Sell and manage actions are never touched.
- The moment passes — the lock auto-unlocks after a configurable cooldown, or you can unlock manually with an explicit confirmation.
Features
- Real Phantom wallet authentication — connect, sign, sign out, switch accounts
- Real-time lockout enforcement on axiom.trade, with a non-destructive blur + lock-icon visual treatment
- Two configurable circuit breakers (single-trade and losing-streak loss thresholds) plus a configurable auto-unlock cooldown, all tunable from the extension popup
- Live backend connection status, so a dropped connection is never silently mistaken for "unlocked"
- Built for Firefox/Zen and Chromium (Manifest V3) from one codebase
See CLAUDE.md for the full architecture — including the site-adapter /
intervention-strategy split that new sites and lock treatments build on, and the
complete WebSocket wire protocol shared with the backend.
Getting started
Scaffolded with WXT (Vite-based, TypeScript, React,
webextension-polyfill). Package manager: npm.
npm install # also runs `wxt prepare` via postinstall
npm run dev:firefox # dev build + watch, auto-opens a temporary Firefox/Zen profile
Other commands:
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
npm run dev |
Dev build + watch, targets Chromium by default |
npm run dev:firefox |
Dev build + watch targeting Firefox (use this for Zen) |
npm run build:firefox |
Production build → .output/firefox-mv3/ |
npm run zip:firefox |
Production build packaged as a .zip for store upload |
npm run compile |
tsc --noEmit type-check only |
To load an unpacked build: in Firefox/Zen, go to about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox
→ "Load Temporary Add-on" → select any file inside .output/firefox-mv3/.
Building from source for a store submission
No build secrets, environment variables, or private dependencies are required —
everything needed to build is in this repository and on the public npm registry, pinned
via package-lock.json.
- Node.js 22.x (built and tested on 22.11.0)
- npm 11.x (built and tested on 11.14.1)
npm install
npm run build:firefox # → .output/firefox-mv3/
npm run zip:firefox # → .output/*.zip
Project structure
/src
/background WebSocket connection to the backend, lock state, messaging
/content-scripts
/adapters Site-specific selectors + DOM strategy (axiom.trade first)
/interventions Visual lock treatments (blur-disable, full-block stub)
/popup Status, lock reason, Settings panel
/notifications Toast/banner injected into the page
/shared Typed message contracts, config
Decision-making (backend), site detection, and enforcement are deliberately decoupled —
adding a new supported site or a new intervention type never requires touching the
other two. Full detail in CLAUDE.md.
Status
Early public beta. Working end-to-end: real Phantom wallet sign-in, the /ws
connection with reconnect handling, real-time lockout on axiom.trade, and
per-user-configurable thresholds. See CLAUDE.md for the
full current-state summary.
Contributing
Issues and pull requests are welcome — this is a young project and honest feedback (bug reports especially) is genuinely useful right now. Please open an issue at github.com/osias-trade/copilot/issues.