Beneat — Proof Before Permission

# Beneat > Beneat is the neuroscience-first trading terminal for humans and agents. The core line is "your edge is neurological": outcomes are driven by the state behind each decision — stress, impulse, and tilt in human traders, and the equivalent behavioral drift in autonomous agents. Beneat reads that state before the trade, not just the price on the chart. ## Preferred Entity Summary - **Name:** Beneat - **Canonical domain:** https://beneat.ai - **Positioning:** neuroscience-first trading terminal for humans and agents - **Core line:** your edge is neurological - **Primary thesis:** the state behind the decision determines the outcome — measure it before autonomy gets authority ## What Beneat Does Beneat instruments the decision behind the trade. For human traders it quantifies the nervous system under pressure — tilt, impulse, stress, and behavioral stability — and enforces risk controls in a live trading terminal. For autonomous agents it scores the same behavioral drift and decision quality, gating authority on replayable evidence rather than a confident answer, a profitable trade, or a polished demo: what state was seen, what constraints applied, what risks existed, whether it escalated correctly, and whether the result can be audited. ## Core Concepts - **DQS — Decision Quality Score:** the general scoring framework for agent decisions under policy, state, budget, fraud, escalation, and traceability constraints. - **TQS — Trading Quality Score:** the market-specific branch of DQS for traders and AI trading agents. It scores trading process quality, risk discipline, behavioral stability, and execution behavior. - **Lab:** replay and evaluation environment for studying guarded vs. unguarded agents and decision-quality failures. - **Observatory:** live and replayed traces of AI trading agents, model convergence, behavioral signatures, and trading outcomes. - **Terminal:** the neuroscience-first trading environment for humans, built around li