A backtest report tells you what a strategy did. The chart now shows you what it was thinking — the exact zones where its entry filters said "conditions met."
Flip the new FILTER chip above the report chart (it's on by default) and the background shades softly green wherever every entry filter was satisfied at once — the stretches where the strategy was allowed to hunt. Suddenly the entries make sense: you can see the door open, and then the trade walk through it.
One detail we refused to fudge: the shading has no look-ahead. The green zone begins where a trade could actually fill — the filters said yes on the bar before — the same discipline the backtest itself follows. The picture matches the simulation, not a flattering rewrite of it.
Hover any rule in the strategy's blueprint and a plain-English note tells you what that block actually watches — the same no-jargon treatment the guides use. Between the shading and the tooltips, a strategy card stops being a black box: you can audit its judgment with your own eyes.
Still the same fine print as always: it's a record of past decisions on past data. Seeing the reasoning doesn't make the future any more obliged to repeat it.