Search bar, first-trade guide, dialogs that fit, real Lab prices

What changed for people using Bellwether

• One search field at the top. Type a ticker, a setting, a screen or a help topic and jump straight to it; results are grouped and never offer a setting you cannot open.
• Your first trade, step by step. A new book's Overview shows the five steps to its first order, says why a step is waiting and until when, and offers small automatic orders once.
• Every dialog fits the screen. Long dialogs scroll inside themselves with their buttons always visible; the posture switch now leads with the risks you are accepting.
• The Lab runs on real prices. Stress test, Replay and Project compute on the shipped daily price history for all six postures and say which prices every number came from.

What you may notice

• Limits shown on Overview, Strategy, Inbox and Portfolio are the numbers the desk actually enforces for your book, including the approval line and the intraday check cadence.
• The equity chart's readout and marker card stay inside the chart; "Open order" on a marker opens that fill in Activity.
• Stress-test sliders start at zero with no fill until you pick a name or sector; a disabled slider reads as off.
• Risk limit captions sit on one line under each control, and the small tick on the track is labelled as the value your posture would give.
• Posture cards describe how the desk trades in plain sentences and preview the allocation split before you apply a switch.
• "How do I get it to trade?" has a help article, and Consult answers it with your book's own approval setting.

Known gaps / coming next

• Approval cards that explain each proposal in typed fields, the reworded Activity log and the next mind-card revision follow in a later release.
• If a server ever starts without the price history, the Lab says "not loaded" and alerts the operator instead of showing sample numbers.
• The weekly check that compares every displayed limit with the enforced one starts with this release; a few known mismatches on the approval cards are listed and owned.