Arkenwell Command Center

The Arkenwell Command Center is the keyboard-first control layer for navigating market data, derivatives analytics, quantitative models, alerts, and terminal workspaces.

It is designed to reduce navigation overhead and keep analysis inside a single, consistent command workflow. Commands are parsed in real time, security symbols are resolved dynamically against NSE symbology, and supported analytics are connected to Arkenwell live market-data and telemetry layers.

Open the Command Center

Use the Command Center from any Arkenwell view:

Commands highlighted throughout this guide can be entered directly into the Command Center.

Command Syntax Structure

Arkenwell commands follow a consistent syntax structure:

Command rules

Commands are not case-sensitive. For example:

gex nifty · Gex Nifty · GEX NIFTY

all resolve to the same command.

These require no symbol:

VIX · REGIME · SWEEPS · CLEAR · HELP

These apply an analytical function to a specific security:

GEX NIFTY · PCR BANKNIFTY · QUOTE TCS · CHAIN AXISBANK

These evaluate relationships between securities:

These define a metric, operator, and threshold:

ALERT NIFTY GEX > 500M · ALERT HDFCBANK IVR > 70

Use these commands to move directly from the Command Center into live quotes, options chains, and derivatives data.

NIFTY / BANKNIFTY — Index Options Matrix

Purpose

Open the real-time options chain for benchmark index derivatives.

Data & processing

Screen output

Use case

Identify major strike concentrations, monitor intraday OI changes, and assess the structure of the active options market.

Examples

NIFTY · BANKNIFTY

CHAIN <SYMBOL> — Single-Stock Options Matrix

Purpose

Open the complete options matrix for a supported NSE equity derivative.

Data & processing

Screen output

Examples

CHAIN AXISBANK · CHAIN HDFCBANK · CHAIN RELIANCE · CHAIN TATAPOWER · CHAIN INFY

PCR <SYMBOL> — Put/Call Ratio Tracker

Purpose

Track aggregate Put/Call open interest positioning relative to the underlying price.

Screen output

Reference interpretation

These levels are reference thresholds rather than standalone trading signals.

Examples

PCR NIFTY · PCR BANKNIFTY · PCR AXISBANK · PCR RELIANCE

QUOTE <SYMBOL> — Real-Time Quote & Market Depth

Purpose

Display a compact real-time market snapshot.

Screen output

Examples

QUOTE TCS · QUOTE RELIANCE · QUOTE AXISBANK · QUOTE HDFCBANK

These commands expose the positioning and hedging metrics used to interpret options-market structure.

GEX <SYMBOL> — Net Gamma Exposure

Purpose

Estimate aggregate dealer gamma exposure across active option strikes.

Screen output

Reference interpretation

Examples

GEX NIFTY · GEX BANKNIFTY · GEX AXISBANK · GEX RELIANCE

GFLIP <SYMBOL> — Gamma Flip Level

Purpose

Identify the price level at which aggregate modeled gamma changes sign.

Screen output

Reference interpretation

Examples

GFLIP NIFTY · GFLIP BANKNIFTY

WALLS <SYMBOL> — Call Wall & Put Wall

Purpose

Identify major option strikes that may act as structural boundaries.

Working mechanics

The engine scans the option chain for significant call- and put-side concentration using open interest and modeled gamma exposure.

Screen output

Reference interpretation

Examples

WALLS NIFTY · WALLS BANKNIFTY

DEX <SYMBOL> — Dealer Exposure Index

Purpose

Quantify modeled dealer inventory stress and hedging sensitivity around near-the-money strikes.

Working mechanics

The engine evaluates dealer delta sensitivity to a 1% change in the underlying and normalizes the result to a -100 to +100 scale.

Screen output

Examples

DEX NIFTY · DEX BANKNIFTY · DEX AXISBANK

INVENTORY <SYMBOL> — Dealer Accumulation Tracker

Purpose

Track rolling five-session changes in modeled dealer delta and gamma inventory.

Working mechanics

The engine compares end-of-day and intraday open-interest changes across participant categories.

Screen output

Examples

INVENTORY NIFTY · INVENTORY AXISBANK

Use these commands to evaluate implied volatility, volatility skew, and the broader market volatility environment.

IVR <SYMBOL> — Implied Volatility Rank

Purpose

Place current implied volatility within its 52-week historical range.

Screen output

Reference interpretation

IVR is a historical positioning measure and should be interpreted alongside expiry, liquidity, realized volatility, and event risk.

Examples

IVR NIFTY · IVR BANKNIFTY · IVR HDFCBANK · IVR RELIANCE

SKEW <SYMBOL> — 25-Delta Volatility Skew

Purpose

Measure the relative pricing of downside and upside out-of-the-money options.

Screen output

Reference interpretation

A steeper positive skew generally indicates stronger demand for downside protection. A flatter skew may indicate comparatively lower demand for downside insurance or stronger demand for upside exposure.

Examples

SKEW NIFTY · SKEW BANKNIFTY

VIX — India VIX Monitor

Purpose

Monitor the implied market expectation of near-term NIFTY volatility.

Screen output

Example

These commands provide statistical and model-based views of price relationships and market regimes.

KALMAN <SYM1> <SYM2> — Dynamic Kalman Filter Pair Model

Purpose

Model time-varying statistical relationships and dynamic hedge ratios between two securities.

Working mechanics

The model estimates a dynamic hedge ratio across the selected pair in real time without relying on a fixed lookback window.

Screen output

Reference interpretation

A spread extending beyond ±2σ may indicate a statistically unusual divergence. The result is a model signal, not a guarantee of mean reversion.

Examples

KALMAN HDFCBANK ICICIBANK · KALMAN TCS INFY · KALMAN TATAMOTORS MARUTI

ZSCORE <SYMBOL> — Rolling Statistical Z-Score

Purpose

Measure the distance between the current price and its rolling mean in standard-deviation units.

Screen output

Reference interpretation

These thresholds indicate statistical extension rather than a guaranteed reversal.

Examples

ZSCORE NIFTY · ZSCORE BANKNIFTY · ZSCORE RELIANCE

REGIME — Market Regime Classifier

Purpose

Classify the current market environment using statistical and volatility characteristics.

Working mechanics

The model evaluates:

Possible states

Screen output

Example

Monitor large transactions, aggressive execution, and market-moving information.

FLOW <SYMBOL> — Options Tape & Sweep Scanner

Purpose

Filter options activity for large trades, complex orders, and aggressive sweeps.

Working mechanics

The scanner evaluates trade size relative to available bid/ask liquidity and identifies executions occurring at or through the displayed market.

Screen output

Examples

FLOW NIFTY · FLOW RELIANCE · FLOW AXISBANK

SWEEPS — Live Block Trade Feed

Purpose

Open a live feed of large derivatives transactions across the NSE F&O universe.

Working mechanics

A low-latency WebSocket event processor scans supported derivatives activity and surfaces trades meeting the configured criteria.

Screen output

Example

NEWS <SYMBOL> — Market News & Impact Score

Purpose

Aggregate regulatory filings, corporate announcements, and breaking news relevant to a security.

Working mechanics

NLP-based analysis evaluates headline sentiment, relevance, and estimated market impact on a 1–10 scale.

Screen output

Examples

NEWS RELIANCE · NEWS TATAPOWER · NEWS HDFCBANK

Create and manage analytical alerts without leaving the active workspace.

ALERT <SYMBOL> <METRIC> <CONDITION> — Create an Alert

Syntax structure

Supported metrics

Examples

Alerts can provide automated visual and audio notifications when their configured conditions are met.

ALERTS / ALERTS LIST — Active Alert Monitor

Open the alert monitor to review active, triggered, and paused alerts.

ALERTS · ALERTS LIST

ALERTS EDIT — Alert Manager

Open the full Alert Manager to:

Individual Alert Controls

Use the alert ID to control a specific rule:

Examples:

ALERT PAUSE ALT-801 · ALERT RESUME ALT-801 · ALERT DELETE ALT-804

Control terminal layouts, clear active state, export data, and open documentation.

WORKSPACE <LAYOUT> — Switch Terminal Layouts

Available layouts

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WORKSPACE · WORKSPACE FLOW · WORKSPACE POSITIONING

CLEAR — Reset Workspace State

Closes open overlays, dismisses temporary UI elements, and resets active table filters.

EXPORT — Export Active Data

Export the active analytical table, strike matrix, or model output as a CSV file.

HELP — Command Directory

Open the searchable command reference and keyboard-shortcut directory.

The following workflow organizes the available commands into a practical session sequence.

Pre-Market — 09:00–09:15

Identify the current statistical environment.

VIX · IVR NIFTY

Review market volatility and the relative level of option pricing.

GEX NIFTY · GFLIP NIFTY

Identify the modeled gamma environment and the daily Gamma Flip level.

Identify the major Call Wall and Put Wall.

Create an alert for a move through the modeled Gamma Flip level.

Intraday — 09:15–15:00

SWEEPS · FLOW NIFTY

Track large transactions and aggressive options activity.

Compare options positioning with underlying price behavior.

Track statistical divergence between the selected pair.

Review relevant news when a security experiences an unusual move.

Post-Market — 15:30

Review the rolling positioning picture:

Use the result as context for the next trading session.

Market Data & Options

Dealer Positioning & Gamma

Volatility

Quantitative Models

Flow & News

Alerts

Workspace & System

The analytics and thresholds described in this guide are designed as market-structure and decision-support tools. Metrics such as GEX, DEX, PCR, IVR, skew, Z-score, Gamma Flip, and regime classification should be interpreted in context rather than treated as standalone predictions or guaranteed trading signals.