0.2 Core Components at a Glance
You’ll see these names throughout the docs:
0.2.1 Capture Engine
Open-source Python engine (CLI-first).
Fetches prices from multiple Solana DEXs and aggregators.
Normalizes, calculates, and filters arbitrage opportunities.
Outputs a continuous, real-time feed of ranked spreads.
Think of it as the brain: pure detection, no custody, no opinion about how you execute.
0.2.2 Capture Terminal
Two flavors:
CLI Terminal
Runs in your shell.
Streams opportunities + summary stats line.
Great for power users and quants.
Hosted Live Screener (Web)
Browser dashboard.
Real-time ranked list of opportunities.
System stats (opportunities found, avg profit, best spread, opp/min, uptime).
This is the eyes of Capture OS: everything the engine sees, presented in a way a human can act on quickly.
0.2.3 Capture Bot
Automated execution layer (optional / gated access).
Eats the same opportunity feed the engine produces.
Adds:
Strategy logic (cross-DEX, triangular, stat arb, etc.)
Risk parameters (max risk/trade, daily drawdown, time limits)
MEV-aware execution (priority fees, private routing, bundles where possible)
This is the hands: if you don’t want to execute manually, you delegate execution to it. You are still taking risk; this is not a guaranteed-yield machine.
Last updated

