Open Meridian documentation¶
Open Meridian is the open-source OEMS: the order and execution management system you run yourself, in your own environment, and build on. Traders have their AI agents build the tools their workflow is missing; developers write their bots and analytics in Python. Each plugin talks only to its own sidecar, which carries its credentials and enforces what it may touch, and every change is live in about a second on a development deployment.
This site is how it works. For what it is and why, see open-meridian.com.
What is live, and what is next
Live now: the deployment you run yourself, one identity for every instrument, your own sign-in and permissions, and plugins you write in Python, live as you save them. Next: broker connections, order routing and execution, built in the open.
Where to start¶
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Getting started
Install the command line, bring a deployment up on your laptop, and run your first plugin.
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Build with an AI agent
Every new plugin carries
AGENTS.md, the instructions any coding agent follows to build it and change it live. -
Concepts
The platform and your deployment, plugins and their grants, access, accounts and instruments.
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How-to
Goal-oriented recipes: sign-in, access, a lost password, releasing a plugin, starting over.
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Tutorials
Runnable walkthroughs, from changing a plugin's page live to recording a holdings statement.
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API reference
Every command, the Python SDK, and the typed operations a plugin calls.