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Quant

What the quant mandate is allowed to read, what it produces, and what proof exists for it today.

Wanisquant
Mandate
models, backtests, exposures of a deposit
Reads
a point-in-time series from a deposit, never a series Wanis fetched himself
Produces
An equity curve against its baseline, its drawdown, and the gates it passed
Rejoins the desk
Wanis models exposures of a deposit. The desk holds no position of its own.
  1. reading Wanis loads the deposited series and reads the window it is allowed to cover.
  2. checking Wanis refuses to start until leakage, costs and the baseline are named on screen.
  3. reasoning Wanis measures the equity curve against buy-and-hold after costs, same window.
  4. producing Wanis draws the curve with its baseline in the same frame. Never alone.
  5. done Wanis reports the drawdown and every gate that stayed pending.
Declared capabilities
Deposit · Desk · Snapshot · Backtest · Dossier · DossierLu
Tools it may call
dossier_contribute · pilot_observed · dossier_status · report_blocked
Ask it something like
“Test that rule against buy-and-hold after costs, on a deposited series.”

Sealed capture on fileA sealed capture of the application exists for this mandate, taken from a named build and listed in a manifest. It is evidence on file, not a run you can watch here, the roster room used to replay it, and no longer does.

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