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How to ask for a build or an edit, reuse existing work through discovery, and read the verification verdict.
Updated 2026-06-29·Rev. 2026.06
A good session follows one loop — describe, review, test, refine:
Ask for a build
Describe the strategy in plain language — the clearer the rules, the better the result. Name the signal, the direction, and the risk:
Go long when the 20 EMA crosses above the 50 EMA. Exit on the opposite cross. 2% stop-loss.
The AI proposes a wired graph. Review it on the deck, then run a quick backtest before trusting it.
Tip
Be specific about thresholds and direction. "Buy when oversold" is ambiguous; "buy when RSI crosses below 30" is concrete and builds the logic you actually meant.
Ask for an edit
With a strategy already on the deck, ask for a change and the AI edits in place rather than rebuilding — it touches only the nodes that need to change:
Add a trend filter: only take longs when price is above the 200 EMA.
Reuse through discovery
Before building from scratch, ask the AI to find something close. Discovery searches existing strategies and reusable modules; you pick a candidate to clone and adapt. Often the fastest path to a working idea is starting from one that already exists. See Marketplace & sharing.
Read the verification verdict
After a build, the AI can run the strategy and check its behavior against your request — not by re-reading the graph, but by inspecting what actually happened on real candles. The verdict panel tells you whether the logic matches what you asked, with the specific trade and candle as evidence.
Heads up
Verification checks conformance — did it build what you asked — not profitability. A strategy can be faithfully built and still lose money. Reading the metrics is your job.
A good loop
- Ask for a build or clone a discovered one.
- Review the graph on the deck.
- Backtest and read the metrics.
- Ask for edits, re-test.
- Paper trade before going live.