Price alerts let you track market probability levels without watching the screen. Set a threshold on any market — above or below a given percentage — and Kuroko sends you a browser notification the moment that level is crossed. Alerts fire once and then mark themselves as triggered, so you won’t receive duplicate notifications for the same event.Documentation Index
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Kuroko needs browser notification permission to deliver alerts. The first time you enable notifications or create your first alert, your browser will prompt you to allow notifications from Kuroko. Grant permission to receive alerts when the terminal is in a background tab.
How alerts work
Kuroko evaluates all active alerts on a 60-second polling cycle. On each tick, it compares every alert’s threshold to the current market probability:- Above — fires when the probability is greater than or equal to your threshold
- Below — fires when the probability is less than or equal to your threshold
Creating an alert from /markets
Browse to the Markets page
Go to
/markets. Use the search bar, category filter, or probability range filter to find the market you want to monitor.Open the alert form
On the market card, click Set Alert. This opens the alert creation form without navigating away from the page.
Choose a direction
Select Above if you want to be notified when the probability rises past your level, or Below if you want to be notified when it falls.
Enter your threshold
Type a probability percentage between 1 and 99. For example, enter
70 to be notified when the market crosses 70%.Creating an alert from /portfolio
You can also manage all your alerts from the Portfolio page. On desktop, the Alerts panel is in the right column. On mobile, tap the Alerts tab. Click + Add Alert, then follow the same steps: search for a market, select a direction, enter a threshold, and save.Alert conditions
Above
Fires when the market probability reaches or exceeds your threshold. Use this to catch upward momentum — for example, alert when “Fed cuts rates in June” hits 70%.
Below
Fires when the market probability drops to or below your threshold. Use this to catch declining conviction — for example, alert when a position you hold falls under 40%.
Notification toggle
The Alerts panel has an On / Off toggle that controls whether browser notifications are fired when alerts trigger. This is separate from browser permission — if you’ve granted permission but toggle notifications off, alerts will still be evaluated and marked as triggered, but no notification will appear. To re-enable notifications, click the toggle back to On. If browser permission has been revoked, Kuroko will prompt you to grant it again.Setting alerts via AI chat
Storage
Alerts are stored in your browser’s localStorage under the keykuroko_alerts. They persist across page reloads and sessions but are specific to the device and browser you’re using. Clearing your browser storage will remove all alerts.