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Free · Zerodha · NSE stocks · macOS and Windows

Your rules. Your account. Your computer.

LaabhAI is a free portfolio manager for NSE shares that runs inside Claude Code. Each time you run it, it screens the market by your rules, researches with AI, writes a plan in plain words, and, if you chose money mode, places the orders and stop-losses in your own Zerodha account.

Who it is for

Investors in India who hold shares with Zerodha and want a steady, rules-based approach to buying and holding NSE stocks, without watching prices all day and without handing their money or login to anyone else. You decide how much money it manages and how much loss you can accept; one run does the day’s work and shows its reasoning.

How it helps

One run does the day’s work

Type /laabhai:run after the market closes. It logs you in to Zerodha in the chat, refreshes prices and news, screens the Nifty 500 by your rules, has AI agents research the names, and writes the plan in plain words.

Stop-losses placed for you

In money mode every buy is placed with a stop-loss order at Zerodha, so the protection stays in place after you close Claude Code.

A plain report every run

What it did, what the rules warned about, the stops in place, and the one next step.

Your own account and keys

It runs on your computer and in your own Zerodha account. You log in on Zerodha’s own page; nothing runs in the background.

Free

LaabhAI costs nothing. There is no subscription and no payment link. You need your own Claude plan to run it (see below).

Practice first

It starts in paper mode: real prices, a simulated account, nothing sent to Zerodha. Money mode is your choice, in your own words.

What you need

Ready to try it?

One command installs everything and walks you through a short setup. It starts in paper mode.

Install LaabhAI

LaabhAI is an independent project. It has no connection to Labh, labh.io, or any registered investment adviser of a similar name.

LaabhAI executes the rules you configured in your own account; it is not investment advice; losses are possible.