Nija

NIJA Operator Quick Reference Cards

Two versions of a consolidated quick reference guide for NIJA trading bot operators.

📄 Available Versions

1. Markdown Version (Text-Based)

File: NIJA_OPERATOR_QUICK_REFERENCE.md

✅ Plain text format, easily viewable in any text editor
✅ Perfect for terminal/CLI environments
✅ Copy-paste friendly commands
✅ Searchable with grep/find
✅ Version control friendly
✅ Printable via markdown-to-PDF tools

Use when:

Working in SSH/terminal environment
Need to quickly search for commands
Want to print a physical reference card
Prefer simple text format

2. HTML Version (Styled with Icons & Color Coding)

File: NIJA_OPERATOR_QUICK_REFERENCE.html

✅ Beautiful visual design with color coding
✅ Icon indicators for different sections
✅ Interactive hover effects
✅ Responsive design (mobile/tablet/desktop)
✅ Color-coded by priority (red=emergency, orange=warnings, etc.)
✅ Easy to scan visually
✅ Can be opened in any web browser

Use when:

Need quick visual reference
Want color-coded priority indicators
Training new operators
Creating presentations or documentation
Prefer visual organization

Color Coding:

🔴 Red - Emergency (Kill Switch, Critical Alerts)
🟠 Orange - Warnings (Alerts, Monitoring)
🔵 Blue - Status & Information
🟢 Green - Success, Snapshots, Metrics
🟣 Purple - Filters & Configuration

📋 What’s Covered

Both versions include comprehensive coverage of:

🚨 Emergency Kill Switch

Activation methods (CLI, API, File System)
Status checking
When to activate
Deactivation procedures

📊 Status Commands

Account & balance status
Trading system diagnostics
Analytics & reports
Profit status checks

🔔 Alerts & Monitoring

Critical alert thresholds
Auto kill-switch triggers
Safety tests
Monitoring integration

📸 Snapshots & Metrics

Command Center 8 key metrics
API endpoints for real-time data
Performance snapshots
Programmatic access

🔍 Market Filters

Filter thresholds (ADX, volume, spread, etc.)
Market quality checks
Python integration examples
Default values

🎯 Operational Quick Actions

Start/stop commands
Environment configuration
Trade veto reasons
Common troubleshooting

📈 Analytics Tracking

11 entry reason types
19 exit reason types
Signal type classification
Data file locations

🐛 Troubleshooting

Bot won’t start
No trades executing
Heartbeat failures
API issues

⚡ Rapid Fire Commands

Quick health checks
Real-time monitoring
Log viewing
Safety test execution

🚀 Quick Start

View Markdown Version

# In terminal
cat NIJA_OPERATOR_QUICK_REFERENCE.md

# Or open in editor
nano NIJA_OPERATOR_QUICK_REFERENCE.md
code NIJA_OPERATOR_QUICK_REFERENCE.md

View HTML Version

# Open in default browser (macOS)
open NIJA_OPERATOR_QUICK_REFERENCE.html

# Open in default browser (Linux)
xdg-open NIJA_OPERATOR_QUICK_REFERENCE.html

# Open in default browser (Windows)
start NIJA_OPERATOR_QUICK_REFERENCE.html

# Or simply double-click the file in your file explorer

Print to PDF

From Markdown:

# Using pandoc
pandoc NIJA_OPERATOR_QUICK_REFERENCE.md -o NIJA_Quick_Reference.pdf

# Using grip (GitHub-flavored markdown)
grip NIJA_OPERATOR_QUICK_REFERENCE.md --export NIJA_Quick_Reference.html

From HTML:

Open in browser → Print → Save as PDF
Use browser’s “Print to PDF” feature
Professional quality with colors and icons preserved

The Quick Reference Cards consolidate information from:

EMERGENCY_KILL_SWITCH_QUICK_REF.md - Kill switch procedures
QUICK_REFERENCE.md - Railway deployment & features
ANALYTICS_QUICK_REFERENCE.md - Analytics commands
COMMAND_CENTER_README.md - Dashboard metrics
OPERATIONAL_SAFETY_PROCEDURES.md - Safety protocols
README.md - Main project documentation

🎯 Target Audience

NIJA Operators - Day-to-day bot operation
On-Call Engineers - Emergency response
System Administrators - Health monitoring
New Team Members - Quick onboarding
DevOps Engineers - Deployment & troubleshooting

⏱️ Target Response Times

The Quick Reference is designed to help operators achieve:

Emergency Kill Switch: < 30 seconds (actual: < 5 seconds via CLI)
Status Check: < 1 minute
Health Assessment: < 2 minutes
Troubleshooting: < 5 minutes to identify issue

💡 Best Practices

Keep accessible: Bookmark HTML version or keep terminal with markdown open
Print physical copy: For emergency situations without computer access
Review regularly: Familiarize yourself with commands before emergencies
Update bookmarks: Add key API endpoints to browser bookmarks
Test commands: Try emergency procedures in test environment first
Share with team: Ensure all operators have access to both versions

🔄 Updates

These Quick Reference Cards are current as of Version 7.2.0 (February 2026).

When NIJA is updated:

Check for new commands in release notes
Update both markdown and HTML versions
Test all commands still work
Verify API endpoints are current
Update version numbers

📝 Customization

Markdown Version

Edit directly in any text editor
Add your own sections or commands
Adjust for your specific deployment

HTML Version

CSS variables at top of file for easy color changes
Modify color scheme by editing :root CSS variables
Add/remove sections by editing HTML structure
Responsive design works on all screen sizes

🆘 Emergency Contact

In case of critical emergency:

Activate kill switch FIRST - Don’t investigate while bot is still trading
Review logs - tail -f logs/nija.log
Check positions - Via broker UI (Kraken/Coinbase)
Follow procedures - In OPERATIONAL_SAFETY_PROCEDURES.md
Document incident - For post-mortem analysis

✅ Verification Checklist

Before relying on Quick Reference in production:

Verify all commands work in your environment
Test kill switch activation/deactivation
Confirm API endpoints are accessible
Test status commands return expected data
Verify file paths match your installation
Bookmark HTML version for quick access
Print physical copy for backup
Train team on emergency procedures

Last Updated: February 2026
Version: 7.2.0
Status: Production Ready ✅