The UIA-OS specification
Better decisions require a stable interpretation language.
UIA-OS is a structure-first operating system for real-time market interpretation. It keeps structure, state, and conditions readable across timeframes — helping users reduce costly mistakes and participate more effectively in real market structure.
UIA-OS improves decision quality by keeping market structure readable — helping users avoid common misreads and act with clearer context over time.
Stable vocabulary + stable output order reduces interpretation drift, so your process stays consistent across symbols, timeframes, and regimes.
Reviewable outputs make it easier to compare, archive, and refine your judgment — building a long-term edge through disciplined observation.
UIA-OS keeps structure, state, and conditions readable in real time — so users can reduce costly mistakes and participate more effectively.
UIA-OS organizes real-time market information into a consistent language for reading structure and market state across timeframes.
Outputs are designed for review, comparison, and journaling — not signals, not alerts, not instructions.
Designed for 1H · 4H · 1D · 1W · 1M with one shared vocabulary and a stable section order.
Clear scope. Stable outputs. Better decision quality.
UIA-OS is designed to reduce interpretation drift by maintaining a stable vocabulary and output structure across symbols and timeframes — grounded in real-time market behavior.
What UIA-OS takes in (conceptually).
- • Symbol (ticker) and timeframe set (1H → 1M)
- • Real-time price behavior context (depending on data availability)
- • Optional company context (informational framing)
What UIA-OS produces (descriptive, review-friendly).
- • Market state descriptions across timeframes
- • Stable sections and a consistent vocabulary
- • Comparable snapshots suitable for journaling and archiving
What UIA-OS is explicitly not designed to do.
- • Generate buy/sell signals, alerts, or recommendations
- • Provide entry/exit instructions or automated decision-making
- • Replace independent judgment or professional advice
Six layers that organize market information.
Each layer has a defined purpose and output type. Together, they form a coherent interpretation system across timeframes, designed for review and comparison.
- • Business model and durability framing (informational)
- • Quality and consistency context (informational)
- • Cycle and valuation framing (informational)
- • Output: a grounded backdrop for reading structure
- • Leg mapping and structural boundaries
- • Range vs expansion recognition
- • Support/resistance as structure reference
- • Output: clear structural state without indicator noise
- • Phase language (T / E / H / X) as description
- • Top-down alignment (1H → 1M)
- • State transitions and consistency checks
- • Labels are descriptive states — not triggers
- • Compression vs expansion context
- • Regime awareness (informational)
- • Context for understanding transitions
- • Output: better interpretation conditions
- • Volume/participation behavior (informational)
- • Impulse vs absorption characteristics
- • Rotation context (where available)
- • Output: interpretable behavior, not directives
- • Cross-layer alignment summary
- • Multi-timeframe consistency checks
- • Narrative-style, review-friendly output
- • Output: one coherent interpretation snapshot
Four engines that express structure-first interpretation.
Engines share the same vocabulary and timeframe backbone. They express different perspectives: trend state, leg integrity, transitions, and early alignment behavior — all designed for interpretation, not execution.
Describes trend state and phase across timeframes using a consistent structural vocabulary (real-time, descriptive).
Maps structural legs and wave integrity to clarify whether structure is building, holding, or unwinding.
Describes structural transition behavior (breakdown, failed continuation, regime change) — focused on interpretation, not prediction.
Highlights early transition behavior and emerging alignment patterns as informational context — not execution prompts.
Stable outputs designed for review and comparison.
UIA-OS emphasizes stability: stable section order, stable timeframe backbone, and a vocabulary designed to be comparable across symbols — so observations remain consistent over time.
Outputs are designed to be comparable across time and across symbols.
- • Context → Structure → Trend → Conditions → Synthesis
- • One consistent vocabulary across UIA-OS
- • Designed for fast scanning and later revisits
Built for top-down review with one consistent stack from intraday to long-horizon.
- • Primary set: 1H · 4H · 1D · 1W · 1M
- • Interpretation remains consistent across the stack
- • Outputs remain descriptive — not execution prompts
Designed for journaling, comparison, and structured review routines.
- • Comparable snapshots for watchlists and review logs
- • Repeatable review without reinventing notes
- • Designed for calm, systematic market study
A repeatable interpretation loop.
UIA-OS supports a stable workflow that scales from quick orientation to deep synthesis — without changing your language.
Start with a lightweight snapshot to understand where the market is across timeframes — in a calm, consistent format.
Review charts and market groupings to keep the same structural language across symbols and timeframes.
Produce a coherent interpretation snapshot designed for deeper review, comparison, and archiving.
One OS · five views.
UIA applications are views built on the same OS backbone. Each view expresses the same structural language in a different working format — so you can expand depth without changing your process.
A lightweight OS-facing snapshot designed for fast context checks and a consistent multi-timeframe vocabulary.
A chart visualization view that expresses OS-consistent phase language directly on the chart for routine review.
A market scanning view that groups symbols by comparable descriptive structure conditions for systematic observation across markets.
A report view that converts OS layers into a coherent single-symbol synthesis format for review and archival use.
A long-horizon state view that emphasizes durability, consistency, and multi-year regime framing.
Start with orientation to establish context. Use chart visualization and scanning to validate structure. Use synthesis views to compare, archive, and refine decision quality over time.
See UIA-OS in practice — start with the Orientation View.
If the OS language makes sense, the fastest way to internalize it is to use a lightweight view daily. Start with TrendCompass for multi-timeframe orientation, then expand into chart visualization, scanning, and synthesis — all aligned to the same UIA-OS backbone.