Strategy paths
Local, composite and prediction-filtered strategies create structured intents without direct key access.
Features / Automation & Bots
BetaAutomation & Bots with visible constraints.
Strategies produce structured intents; policies validate accounts, symbols, venue capabilities, limits, event risk and current state before a runner can act.
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One foundation for multiple bot types.
Bot lifecycle
Create, start, pause, resume, stop, close and inspect events through explicit states.
Paper Trading
Exercise the linked market-data and runner path without live capital.
Grid modes
Plan Long, Short, Neutral and Cross configurations with a preview before launch.
How it works
Intent, policy, runner, reconciliation.
Strategy logic stays separate from the service that evaluates risk and the adapter that performs an approved action.
Intent
A strategy proposes a structured action for an account, market and symbol.
Policy
Limits, event risk, current positions and venue capabilities determine permission.
Runner
A normalized adapter performs the approved paper or controlled live action.
Reconcile
Orders, fills and positions are compared with the target state afterward.
Safeguards
Recovery is part of the workflow.
Grid and bot planning account for execution constraints before launch and retain explicit pause, retry and recovery states afterward.
Viable parameters
Fees, precision, minimum notional, leverage and liquidation distance are checked.
Conflict detection
External positions or orders can prevent an unsafe start or replacement sequence.
Event & account limits
Known event conditions and current account usage can restrict activation.
Ambiguous outcomes
Uncertain execution pauses normal operation instead of assuming success.
Availability
Beta follows evidence, not feature count.
Automation & Bots remain Beta, and each live path requires its own capability, monitoring and recovery evidence.
Paper first
Rules are exercised before capital is exposed.
Small canaries
Live operation begins with minimum monitored scope where separately approved.
Long-run proof
Broader limits follow stability, reconciliation and tested recovery.
Evaluation guide
Evaluate automation as a lifecycle.
A strategy definition is only one part of a controlled bot path; permission, operation, monitoring and recovery remain equally important.
Strategy intent
Inspect the market, symbol, direction and parameters a strategy proposes before policy evaluation or runner activity begins.
Policy decision
Confirm account limits, venue capabilities, current positions and known event conditions are evaluated for the exact requested action.
Paper evidence
Exercise the linked data, strategy and runner path without live capital before considering a separately approved controlled-live capability.
Recovery behavior
Review pause, close-only, retry and ambiguous-outcome handling so operational failure does not silently continue as normal automation.
Connected workflow