01 / One unit, a set of rules

Trigger, condition, action, limits.

Creating a bot starts with a portfolio and a set of instructions, and the important part is that the instructions become explicit rules. The bot can execute the action. It cannot operate outside the boundaries. Change anything below and watch the same object the panel shows get handed to the executor.

Automation without giving up control. A lot of AI trading products ask you to deposit funds, give an agent access and hope its decisions are good. This is the opposite. The intelligence can suggest, the contracts enforce. Natural language can make a strategy easier to write, but before anything goes live you see exactly what the bot is allowed to do: maximum trade size, allowed assets, slippage, frequency, expiry, spending limits. Everything explicit. Once deployed the execution layer follows those rules and nothing more.