Twelve lessons. Four chapters. Where the framework moves from operating system to architectural fluency. Options as a sleeve, framework architecture, performance accounting honestly, multi-account management, and the end-to-end capstone where a single position runs through every surface in the dashboard.
The Beginner Track gave you the parts list. The Intermediate Track gave you the assembly. The Advanced Track is the architectural fluency — options as a sleeve, the framework's internal architecture, the performance accounting that grades whether the system is actually working, and the end-to-end capstone where one position runs through every surface from candidate scan to final exit. Required reading order: Beginner + Intermediate first.
When options instead of equity. The 13-point options audit. Gamma walls + dealer positioning.
When options replace equity, when they hedge it, and when they amplify it. The defined-risk framing — long calls / puts / verticals as cost-per-unit-of-exposure plays for binary catalysts. Decision matrix grounded in the framework's Options Coach (Level 1-2 only).
Same gate logic as the equity 13 pillars (lesson 12), different sport. The O1-O13 audit set runs against options-specific concerns — IV, delta, theta, gamma, OPEX proximity, liquidity. Where they overlap with equity pillars, where they diverge, and why they're separately enforced.
Why heavily-optioned underlyings have invisible price magnetism around key strikes. Reading dealer gamma. Pin risk. Gamma-flip levels. The framework's Gamma Firewall surface and what it actually computes.
Pairs and RS rank, the verification layer, and the Trap & Structure internals.
Long-leader-short-laggard pairs as a market-neutral overlay. RS-rank methodology — how the framework computes relative strength across the universe and surfaces high-RS / low-RS candidates. When pair trades work, when they explode.
v6.3's verification stack: web-search verification against SEC filings, dark-pool reports, analyst sentiment. CONFIRMED / CONFLICT / WEAK SIGNAL. How the verification can disagree with the underlying signal — and why a CONTRADICTED verdict is often more useful than the score it disputes.
Deeper than lesson 16. The actual structure_geometry.py logic. How 0.15× ATR was calibrated. Bin-merging algorithm. Why the framework refuses some trades that look textbook — the trap-detector's specific patterns and what they encode.
The 10 AI surfaces, the broker pre-flight chain, performance accounting depth.
Every AI surface in the dashboard, what triggers it, what it produces. The Surface-Bound AI Principle: chat boxes let you talk yourself into trades; bound surfaces talk you out of them. Why the framework explicitly does not ship a chat box.
Eight checks before any order placement. What each does, when it refuses, the override mechanism, and the audit log that catches override patterns over time. The framework's most consequential single piece of code.
Deeper than lesson 22. Forward-required CAGR vs path-from-baseline. Alpha vs Excess Return (they're not the same). The display contract that makes every analytics surface agree on the numbers. % of HCF denominator alignment.
Options operational layer, multi-account management, end-to-end capstone.
The options operational layer. Roll mechanics — when to roll, when to close, when to let expire. Calendar spread mechanics. The dealer-flow distortion during expiry weeks (callback to lesson 23) as it applies specifically to held options positions.
When you have IRA + taxable + 401k, where does each asset go? Tax efficiency by location. The framework's Premium portfolio-switcher. Why the same Sports Cars name belongs in different sleeves depending on the account — and the cases where it doesn't move at all.
A single worked example. NVDA from candidate-scan through audit through entry through chandelier-managed run through TP-ladder trim through final exit. Every framework surface in play, every gate composing. By the end, the trader has run the full operating system from idea to closed trade with the journal record to prove it.