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Short guides to reading Alvo's signals.

How to read the market, the forecast, the border, the decision ledger and the API in Alvo. A person always makes the decision.

5 min

Data status

How to read the status page

Data groups on public /status, three freshness states, the source that set a state and why a missed forecast cannot be backfilled.

Read freshness
6 min

Execution risk

Read market depth

Walk-the-book slippage, exhaustion and real validation on 240 Ukrainian DAM hours: execution risk without a forecast or fill promise.

Read depth
6 min

BESS · reserves first

Read BESS revenue

A study on Alvo's own data sample: reserves at 48-64k UAH/MW-day in 2024–2026 versus 5.1-9.1k from arbitrage in the same years, with settlement, capture-rate and wartime-price caveats.

Read BESS
5 min

Cross-border capacity

Read JAO auctions

Offered/requested MW, cleared €/MWh and oversubscription as corridor-scarcity context: not an energy price, forecast feed or guaranteed arbitrage.

Read JAO
6 min

Model Context Protocol

Read Alvo MCP after sign-in

An account browser session, initialize and tools/call for forecast, prices and cross-border regime.

Open MCP
4 min

REST API

First GET: public status

GET /api/health shows service status without sign-in. Market data and signals need an account session.

Check API status
5 min

Forecast method

Read the p10 / p50 / p90 band

Conformal band, GW gate and calibration checks: what they prove and what they cannot promise a trader.

Read the band
5 min

UA-EU border

Read cross-border basis

JAO capacity, A11 flows, gateway benchmark and coupling clock: how to read the border signal.

Read basis
5 min

Audit trail

Read the decision ledger

Hit-rate, captured spread, pre-gate vs post-gate and export: how to read the ledger.

Read ledger
4 min

AI transparency

Verify a no-egress receipt

A replayable path: where to copy the receipt, which inputs to add, how to read pass/fail and why it is not a signature.

Verify receipt
2 min

Ukraine market

What DAM and IDM mean

A two-minute read: day-ahead, intraday, cross-border basis and how Alvo keeps those signals honest.

Read the explainer

Reading order

01

Understand DAM/IDM as hourly markets where each delivery hour has its own price and risk.

02

Open public /status and check that the data groups you rely on are fresh.

03

Read the p10/p50/p90 band as uncertainty, and the cross-border basis and JAO auctions as the state of the border, not a price forecast.

04

Inspect the decision ledger: what was recommended, exactly when, and what the market did later.

Workspace

Want all of this on one screen?

Open the workspace: OREE prices, forecast, cross-border regime and a decision brief with audit trail in one loop.