Lattice Command

Lattice Command is the execution half of the Lattice Suite. Once you've shaped and validated your parameters with Lattice Vision, Command is how you actually deploy them — first through proper backtesting in the MetaTrader 5 strategy tester, then forward testing, and ultimately live execution with real capital.

Most automated systems fail in production not because the underlying logic is flawed, but because they don't handle the reality of execution: disconnections, slippage, partial fills, broker inconsistencies, server restarts. Command is engineered from the ground up to handle all of it. Hardened persistent state means the software always knows exactly where it is, even after a crash or restart — no orphaned positions, no duplicate orders, no confused state.

Two decades of observing how systems fail in live environments has informed every design decision. This is production-grade software built from real operational experience — specifically engineered to survive the things that commonly go wrong.

Command extends beyond Vision's simulation with advanced trigger options that aren't available in the analysis environment: consolidated execution when multiple levels are crossed rapidly, recross confirmation that waits for price to re-interact with a level before executing, and direction inversion for contrarian workflows. These are the refinement tools you use after discovering your base parameters in Vision.

Like all Cave & Fire Lab software, the logic is fully transparent. Detailed on-chart dashboard, execution state indicators, and comprehensive logging mean you can see exactly what the engine is doing, why it's doing it, and verify it matches your expectations at all times.

Ghosting Technology™ is a proprietary trigger-filtering system shared across the entire Lattice Suite — and it fundamentally changes how order networks engage with the market.

The problem: when price first enters a lattice, the initial interactions are often noise. Traditional networked-order systems execute on every crossing indiscriminately, building early exposure during unstable conditions before the market has committed to a direction. That premature positioning can drag the entire basket into an unfavourable state before the real move even begins.

Ghosting Technology™ defines a configurable threshold of initial interactions that are tracked but not executed. These "ghost" triggers count toward the basket lifecycle and appear on the chart as distinct visual markers, but no order is placed. Only after the ghost threshold is exceeded do subsequent interactions trigger real execution. The result is an intelligent positioning phase that filters out noise and lets your network engage when price has demonstrated real commitment.

The ghosting logic is identical between Vision and Command. The ghost count you discovered works best during visual analysis produces exactly the same filtering behaviour when executing live orders. No surprises. No discrepancy. This is the continuity that makes the Lattice Suite work as a genuine pipeline from analysis to deployment.

When a basket hits its target threshold, speed matters. In fast-moving markets, the difference between closing all positions instantly versus closing them one-by-one can be the difference between locking in profit and watching it evaporate.

Lattice Command's parallel close fires closure requests for all active positions simultaneously rather than sequentially. Traditional sequential closing means each position waits for the previous one to confirm before the next request is sent — and in a basket with multiple positions, that delay can cost significant slippage as price moves against you during the closure process.

Parallel close eliminates that problem. All positions receive their closure instructions at the same moment, minimising the window of exposure during the critical closing phase. This is especially important during volatile conditions, news events, or any scenario where price is moving rapidly.

The feature is configurable — you can enable parallel close for maximum speed or disable it to use sequential closing if your broker or account type handles it better. Either way, you're in control.

Lattice Vision and Lattice Command share the same underlying engine: identical lattice construction, identical Ghosting Technology™, identical distance modes, and identical parameter definitions. Settings transfer directly between them with complete fidelity — no translation layer, no configuration mismatch.