Driven - The trusted AI investment agent, from insight to action
Driven is an AI investment agent that turns market insight into action, not just answers. In one agent-powered workspace, it combines 260+ APIs, built-in & custom Skills, Playbooks, scheduled tasks, 24/7 monitoring, real-time data, portfolios, and order workflows. Instead of switching tools or chasing every signal, investors can manage the full journey in Driven, from idea generation and data gathering to analysis and action. It’s your AI investment team, while you stay in control.
Replies
Dial
the "24/7 monitoring plus order execution" combo is the part I'd want to understand before trusting it, not the research side. an agent that's wrong about a stock thesis costs you an afternoon of reading, an agent that's wrong and also has order placement wired up costs you an actual trade at 3am while you're asleep. what's the failsafe between "agent decides to act" and "order actually goes out," is there a human confirm step by default or does that only kick in above some size threshold
Driven
when you set up tasks to run automatically, by default Driven will ask for your confirmation before executing them. But that's obviously not very automated. So users need to establish some rules for automatically executing trades, and Driven will make a comprehensive judgment based on those rules and its understanding of the user to decide whether to execute the trade. or not.
Imagine putting your money in the hands of your personal financial advisor
Driven
@galdayan You observed really carefully. That's a great question, thanks
Driven
@galdayan @galdayan Totally fair concern. This is exactly where the trust boundary should be.
By default, Driven asks for confirmation before an order is executed. The agent can monitor, analyze, and prepare possible actions, but it should not simply place a trade at 3am while you are asleep.
If a user wants more automation, they need to set clear rules first: what is allowed, under what conditions, within what limits, and when confirmation is still required.
So the goal is not a black-box trading bot. It is more like an agent that can monitor continuously and act only within agreed safeguards.
I've burned hours reconciling data between three different research tabs before making one decision. If this collapses that into one workspace, I'm testing it this week.
Driven
@kimberly_west Great idea, give it a try—it will change your investing habits~
Driven
@kimberly_west Really glad to see so many of you mentioning this.
A big part of investing is not just finding data, but getting to conviction without spending hours reconciling everything first.
That is the experience we want Driven to improve: less manual stitching, more continuous context, and a faster path from “what am I seeing?” to “what should I do next?”
Would love for you to test it this week and tell us where it still feels slow or disconnected.
Honestly, the phrase "trusted AI investment agent" is doing a lot of work here, and trust in this space has to be earned, not claimed. What would convince me is transparency, showing its reasoning, not just its conclusions. If it shows the "why" behind a signal instead of just the "what," that's a meaningfully different product than the dashboard tools I've used before.
Driven
@david_grunwald1 Hit the nail on the head 👍
I have many cases that can demonstrate how reliable and transparent Driven is in the investment process, with every step of its research and data citations being well-documented. Here is one of those cases 👇
Driven
@david_grunwald1 Absolutely agree. Trust in investing is earned, not claimed.
That’s why we care a lot about showing the “why,” not just the signal itself.
The goal is not for people to blindly follow Driven, but to help them inspect the reasoning and make better decisions themselves.
How customizable are the Playbooks? Can users create their own workflows based in different investing style?
Driven
@samra_habib1 Of course. This is one of the standout features of the product Driven. When you first start chatting with Driven, it doesn't rush to give you advice.
Instead, it first gets to know your investment style and preferences. Through the interaction, it gradually builds up an understanding of you, and then can provide tailored investment recommendations.
It truly acts like an investment advisor who knows you well.
Driven
@samra_habib1 Definitely!! That’s exactly the idea.
Playbooks can be customized around different investing styles, but users don’t need to start with a perfect workflow. Even a rough idea or one sentence can become a more useful Playbook through chatting, adjusting, and learning what the user cares about.
So it’s also beginner-friendly: you can build your investing process as you go.
Driven
Driven comes with financial research tools built in—from YouTube and X to SEC filings and earnings call transcripts. No need to spend weeks stitching together expensive data sources and APIs. It just works out of the box.
Driven
@pawaca Exactly!! 🦾📦
Investors already have to think outside the box.
They shouldn’t have to build the box before they can think outside it.
That is why we want Driven to work out of the box.
Driven
Thank you all so much for supporting Driven today.
Thank you to everyone who supported, commented, shared feedback, and helped us shape the conversation today.
We really appreciate every upvote, comment, question, and piece of feedback. It has been great to see so many thoughtful discussions around AI agents and investing.
If you try Driven and have any questions or feedback, you can
1. use the feedback button in the top-right corner of the page,
2. join our Discord community (https://discord.com/invite/sZxgvQfvga), or
3. reach us at community@driven.ai.
We’ll keep listening and improving quickly from here.
absolutely cool product, I'm an indian market investor, does it work for me??
Driven
@shyam_r Thanks so much!
Indian market data is not natively built into Driven yet, but you can still get useful analysis through web search and public data sources like Yahoo Finance, along with news and discussions around the Indian market on X and other social sentiment sources.
It may not be as deeply integrated as our core markets today, but we’d love for you to try it and tell us what Indian market workflows or data sources would matter most as we expand coverage.
Driven
@andre_ajemian That’s such a good point. Getting suggestions is one thing. Turning them into an actual portfolio you can understand, track, and improve is the harder part. That’s exactly the kind of gap we want Driven to help with, especially as portfolios evolve with new information and follow-up.
Excited for you to try it, and please let us know what works well or feels missing.
Driven
@karthik_ravva Thank you, Karthik! Glad you liked it.
Please let us know if you have any questions or feedback. We pay close attention to where users get confused and update quickly to make the Driven experience better.
Does this work for Indian market?
Driven
@h_singh Great question!
Driven does not have built-in Indian market APIs yet, but it can still provide useful analysis using web search, public sources like Yahoo Finance, news, and social sentiment around Indian stocks and markets.
It is not fully native yet, but we’re very interested in learning what Indian market investors need most. Please let us know what data sources or workflows you’d want to see first.