Shipped today so far.
🧭 The report is rebuilt around what it actually found.
Findings are no longer squeezed into a narrow column beside the chart. They now live in clear cards across the page, each marked by what it means: checked, noted, needs a look, or could not be read.
That last one matters. A check that could not run should never look like a check that passed.
📊 The numbers now explain themselves visually.
If a finding represents part of the supply, Ocellus shows it as a proportion instead of just throwing another percentage at you.
Yes or no findings stay simple, so it is easier to understand what kind of information you are looking at without reading every line twice.
⚡ The chart is now visible as soon as the page opens.
A lot of empty space was removed, especially on mobile, so the useful part of the report starts much sooner.
🐦 X account history is now part of the overview.
Ocellus compares when the account was created with when the token launched, and looks at how much the account has actually been used over its lifetime.
An old account with almost no activity tells a very different story from an established, active profile.
🤖 Four more paper agents are now testing individual rules.
The original careful and reckless agents differ on too many rules at once, so they can show whether being selective helps, but not which rule actually mattered.
The new agents each loosen exactly one rule.
One allows more concentrated holders.
One does not wait for a simulated sale.
One buys immediately instead of waiting.
One holds longer.
That means when one of them takes a trade the careful agent refuses, we know exactly which rule caused the difference.
If a rule never changes anything, it probably does not deserve to exist.
Still paper. No real orders, no real positions.