AI Systems Architect · Independent Researcher · Founder, ZVAKTHOR
I build the control layer that decides whether an autonomous system's decision is allowed to reach production — execution governance, observability, and failure handling, not just a working demo.
ZVAKTHOR is an algorithmic execution platform for global financial markets. Specialist agents analyse markets independently; an isolated Rust core validates every decision for risk and execution eligibility before any order reaches the market. Every decision — accepted or rejected — is recorded and replayable. Designed for non-custodial licensing: clients would run it on their own broker accounts, and capital stays in their name.
Status — core architecture and the first agent group validated end to end in a demo environment. Next phase: full agent activation and live-account validation.
- The Operating-Layer Dominance Hypothesis: Why Agentic Trading Alpha Is an Interface Problem, Not a Model Problem
- From Backtest to Deployment: A Staged-Capital Protocol for Evaluating Agentic Trading Systems
- A Three-Layer Reference Architecture for Deterministic Control in Agentic Trading Systems
- Why Discovery Layers Guarantee Crowded Alpha: A Design Case for Quality-Diversity Search in Agentic Trading Systems
- Order Invariance at the Last Language-Model Boundary: A Pre-Registered Test of an LLM Evidence Synthesizer Inside a Deterministic Trading Architecture
| Repository | What it demonstrates | Tests |
|---|---|---|
| deterministic-control-reference | Paper 3's control boundary: revocable authority, decision journal, deterministic replay | 42 |
| reliable-ai-workflow-engine | Rule-based autonomous workflow with an enforced lifecycle and an audit trail | 11 |
| NexusQuant | Agentic market-structure analysis (LangGraph · Groq · ICT/Wyckoff logic) | 9 |
Homepage · ZVAKTHOR overview · ORCID 0009-0009-4656-5983 · SSRN · LinkedIn · Books on Amazon · hadi@hadisoufi.com
The component that can influence a decision is not the component that authorises it.