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User guide

Welcome to Atlas. This guide walks you through the typical workflow: build a portfolio → run a scenario → read the results → export a report.

1. Build a portfolio

Open Atlas, go to Portfolio Builder in the sidebar. Either:

Click Save when the weights sum to 1.0.

2. Run a scenario

Go to Scenario Engine. The defaults are:

Click Run scenario (or press ⌘R). On an M4 Pro 24GB this completes in under 5 seconds for a 30-stock basket.

3. Read the probability fan chart

The chart shows three nested bands:

Read the horizon table below: for each horizon (1d, 1w, 1m, 1q, 1y, 5y) it lists p05 / p50 / p95 and P(loss) / P(loss > 10%).

4. Stress scenarios

Six built-in stress scenarios run automatically:

Scenario What it asks
Rates +100bps Sudden parallel 100bp Treasury curve shift
Equities -20% Hypothetical 20% global equity drawdown over 30 days
Oil -30% Crude oil drawdown
USD +10% Trade-weighted USD strength
Taiwan Crisis Semiconductor supply-chain disruption
US Recession -25% equities + +200bp credit spreads

These are what-if exercises — hypothetical shocks, not forecasts.

5. AI commentary

The AI Commentary page generates a 4-6 paragraph narrative on the scenario. Three backend options:

Every commentary is post-checked against a list of forbidden marketing / advisory phrases. If the model produces any of them, Atlas refuses to display the response. See the methodology page for the rationale.

6. Export to PDF

⌘⇧P (or File → Export PDF Report) saves a 5-page printable PDF.