I built the Chop Regime Detector to describe current conditions with one score drawn from several independent range measures, so a strategy can wait for the tape it was designed for.
Several range-detection measures are computed independently and combined into one score that describes whether recent price action looks trending or range-bound. Alerts fire on regime transitions, so a trend-following setup and a mean-reversion setup can each be filtered to the conditions they were designed for.
It fits intraday traders who want a consistent way to describe conditions before applying a setup. The relevant limit for a purchase decision: the score describes recent conditions and has not been tested as a predictor of what comes next, so it is sold as description, not forecast.
Engineering review is complete. Behavioral testing has not yet been run, so no performance claim is being made. The test will use the same process applied to ORB + CVD and EQH/EQL, with pass and fail criteria written before the results are viewed, and the results will be published on the research page whether they pass or fail.