Forti AI Assistant

Forti is Honey Badger's built-in AI assistant. It's a Grok-backed model with a curated toolbelt of 51 trader-scoped tools that let it read your live portfolio, your recent trades, market state, on-chain data, and the top tokens on X1. You ask questions in plain English; it answers in plain English.

What Forti can answer

Try asking things like:

• "How's my portfolio today?"
• "Which of my positions is up the most this week?"
• "Show me the top 10 projects on X1 by 24h volume."
• "Who are the smart wallets on TOKENX right now?"
• "Who are the top holders of TOKENX?"
• "Am I currently at risk on any position?"
• "What automations are running on my W2 wallet?"

The style is deliberately conversational. Forti replies with sentences, not JSON dumps. If a question needs a table, it renders a table inline; if it needs a chart, it embeds one; otherwise it just talks.

How it works

• Forti runs against your live account. Every response is grounded in the actual state of your wallets and the current market — not a stale snapshot.
• The 51 tools are trader-scoped: they can query your positions, your orders, your automations, and public market data, but not anyone else's account.
• Answers include their sources (which tool was called, when the data was fetched) so you can verify.
• The panel is theme-aware and style-aware: it matches your dashboard's dark/light theme and layout density.

The Live portfolio stream

While the Forti panel is open, your portfolio is streamed live over WebSocket (/ws/portfolio). The LiveBadge in the corner of the panel shows connection state:

• Live — real-time, sub-second updates
• Seeded — first snapshot loaded from the DB, real-time stream connecting
• Reconnecting — stream dropped, refetching

The underlying pattern is SEED-then-APPLY: the panel seeds with a canonical snapshot from the DB, then applies incremental patches from the stream. This means the numbers you see are always both fresh and self-consistent, even during network hiccups.

Where to find it

• Dashboard — the Forti panel is available on the sidebar (chat icon). Open, ask, keep it open while you work.
• Telegram — the same assistant is available in-bot. Type any question in natural language and the bot will route it through Forti.

Sample sessions

Portfolio check-in.

You: How am I doing today?

Forti: Your portfolio is up 4.2% today (+8.1 XNT), driven mostly by TOKENA (+18%) and TOKENB (+6%). Your largest drag is TOKENC (-9%), which is now 3% below your entry. You have an active stop-loss on TOKENC at -12% — no action needed unless you want to tighten it.

Discovery.

You: What are the top projects on X1 right now?

Forti: By 24h volume: 1) TOKENA (12.4M XNT), 2) TOKENB (8.1M), 3) TOKENC (6.7M), 4) TOKEND (4.3M), 5) TOKENE (3.9M). Do you want holder counts, price change, or smart-wallet activity for any of these?

Smart Money query.

You: Who are the smart wallets on TOKENA?

Forti: Three wallets classified as Smart Money currently hold TOKENA: wallet ABCD…1234 (bought 2h ago, up 22%), wallet EFGH…5678 (bought 4h ago, up 8%), and wallet IJKL…9012 (accumulating since yesterday, average entry 4% below current). Wallet ABCD…1234 in particular has a 68% 30-day win rate.

The AI Explainer (canary)

Alongside the assistant, we're rolling out an AI Explainer panel that surfaces plain-English rationale for automated trade decisions ("bought TOKENA because Grid rung 3 filled, size 0.5 XNT, current fill 22 / 30"). This is currently in canary rollout at 10% of users. If you don't see it yet, it's coming.

Privacy and scope

• Forti has read access to your account only.
• Forti cannot execute trades on your behalf. If you say "buy 1 XNT of TOKENA," it will confirm the intent and hand off to the normal buy flow.
• Prompts and responses are logged for debugging and safety, per the terms of service. Trader data is not shared with other users' Forti sessions.

Tips for good answers

• Be specific. "How's my portfolio?" is fine; "How did my copy-trade wallet do this week vs. my sniper wallet?" is better.
• Chain questions. Follow-ups keep context — you don't have to re-specify the token you were just asking about.
• Ask for the source. "Where did that number come from?" makes Forti cite the tool call.

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