Guinness · Platform briefing
Prepared for Tom & Will · Guinness · v0.1
You own a complete, self-contained platform.The apps and the server they run on — yours, on infrastructure you control.
Its data supply is a plug, not a hard wire.Where the power comes from is a configuration choice that sits with Guinness.
Independence has already begun.Two in-house data circuits are live today — one on a feed Guinness funds directly.
01 · The big idea
The microwave doesn’t care where the electricity comes from.
02 · What you own
Every app’s source code, with full history — the blueprints, kept on-site. The platform can be rebuilt, audited, or handed to a new developer at any time.
Manages every app — deploy, restart, logs, certificates. The dashboard and breaker-box for the whole estate.
A dedicated machine in a data centre — the counter the microwave sits on. A standard, portable Linux server with nothing locked to any vendor.
All open-sourceno proprietary platform you’re locked into
All portablemoving provider is a standard migration, not a rebuild
All yoursyou own and control all three layers
03 · What it does

The built-in help agent — answers from each app’s live manifest, never out of date

The portfolio cockpit — NAV, yield, duration, allocation, P&L, compliance

Sovereign & quasi-sovereign credit reports and analysis

Interactive guide to the platform — onboarding and walkthroughs

Narrated video briefings — analysis as short, voiced summaries

Deck auditor — checks presentations against the Guinness house style

The execution bridge — carries orders out and brings fills back

Voice briefings — spoken portfolio and market commentary

A sovereign ESG scorer
04 · Where the data comes from
Why external today
Everything rests on accrued interest — it must come from a proper, industry-standard bond-maths engine (QuantLib). Maia does not yet compute accrued.
The route in-house
Maia, once it produces QuantLib-grade accrued — or a licensed bond-analytics feed. Either way, the numbers on screen never change.
Why external today
A direct Moody’s / S&P data licence is not yet in place.
The route in-house
Guinness contracts the ratings feed directly, or an alternative source is connected.
Why external today
A full Bloomberg data licence is, at current scale, prohibitively expensive.
The route in-house
A Guinness-licensed or alternative price feed is connected.
corporate market-data licences must be contracted by the institution that uses them — so full data independence runs through Guinness’s own provider relationships.
05 · The worked example
Deterministic maths: one correct answer. Swapping engines changes whose engine runs — never the numbers on screen.
06 · The path to self-supply
Independence has stopped being a diagram. The choice has been exercised twice.
07 · Access
| Who | Where | What |
|---|---|---|
| Everyoneall users | guinnessgi.x-trillion.com | The apps — the front door. One sign-in by email one-time-code; all most users ever need. |
| OpsTom & Will | coolify.guinnessgi.x-trillion.com | The control panel. Every app’s status and logs; redeploy, restart, configure. |
| DevelopersWill | gitea.guinnessgi.x-trillion.com | The code vault. Source and history; you decide when new versions go live. |
| Behind the appsno login needed | guinness-mcp.guinnessgi.x-trillion.comLIVE | The in-house data engine. Serves Guinness’s own data first; routes the rest, transparently. |
To complete: personal Coolify and Gitea accounts for Tom & Will follow once work email addresses are confirmed — each with a forced password change on first sign-in.