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Longbridge Terminal, published by Longbridge, is an AI-native command-line interface (CLI) for the Longbridge Securities platform, currently at version 0.28.6 with seven released versions documented in its history. Categorized under developer tools and trading/finance utilities, the software is designed to give users direct terminal access to real-time market data, portfolio management, and trading functionality across four major markets: Hong Kong, United States, A-share (mainland China), and Singapore. Its core purpose is to unify market monitoring and order execution in a scriptable, automation-friendly environment that works equally well for human traders and AI agents. Key capabilities include real-time quotes, market depth, K-line charts, options data, and warrant information, alongside account-level features such as balance queries and visibility into stock and fund positions. On the trading side, the terminal supports order submission, modification, cancellation, and access to execution history, covering the complete order lifecycle from the command line. A distinguishing architectural feature is its structured JSON output, which is specifically designed for AI-agent tool-calling, enabling language-model-driven workflows and programmatic integration into larger automation pipelines. For users who prefer a visual experience, the software also ships a full-screen text user interface (TUI) for interactive monitoring of markets and positions. Primary use cases include scripting custom trading workflows, integrating brokerage functionality into AI-agent systems, and supporting day-to-day trading operations where fast, keyboard-driven access to quotes and orders is preferred over graphical applications. By combining market data retrieval, account inspection, and full order management in a single terminal application, Longbridge Terminal serves developers, quantitative traders, and active investors operating across multiple Asian and American exchanges who need a lightweight, composable tool that fits naturally into shell environments and automated tooling.
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