Two ways to trade with Pearlixa. Pick how you work.
Whether you ask your AI in plain English or build your own bots, you get the same calibrated, confidence-scored signals — from one engine.
I’d rather just ask my AI.
For traders who live in Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor. Connect Pearlixa once and ask in plain English — you get the calibrated confidence and risk levels back in the chat. No code, no JSON, no setup.
I build my own bots.
For algo traders and quant builders who live in their IDE. Type-hinted SDKs in Python, TypeScript, and Go over a clean REST API with webhook delivery. Your AI assistant autocompletes the rest.
from pearlixa import Pearlixa
client = Pearlixa(api_key=os.environ["PEARLIXA_KEY"])
signal = client.predict(
asset="BTC/USDC",
horizon="short",
)
print(signal.confidence, signal.horizon)
# → 0.72 shortOne engine, any way you work.
The no-code chat and the SDK are two surfaces over the same model. Start by asking your AI, move to the SDK when you’re ready to automate — the signal never changes.
Not sure which path is yours?
Most people start on the no-code path, then move to the SDK once they’re ready to automate. Founding members pay 50% of today’s prices, whichever path they take.