Prompts for designing, operating, and auditing trading agents: decision-loop contracts, risk-envelope reasoning, killswitch pre-flight, first-trade dry runs, and a prompt-injection self-test drawn from the drill corpus. MIT licensed, browsable page by page.
§1Capabilities
Encodes the decision contract an LLM-orchestrated agent runs each cycle — including the non-negotiables: killswitch triggered means hold, envelope breach means hold, ambiguous signals mean hold.
Covers the operational lifecycle: pre-deployment checklists, killswitch verification before every session, structured daily summaries, and a first-trade dry run that reasons through a trade without placing it.
Includes D1-LITE, an open sample of the adversarial drill corpus: ten injection payloads run against your agent’s own decision prompt, with a pass/warn/fail report.
§2Design
Contracts, not vibes. Every prompt specifies inputs, an output schema, and refusal conditions. The agent’s discretion is bounded by design.
Venue data injected. Risk and dry-run prompts expect fees, funding grids, and caps as live inputs — never assumed. The Quirks Registry supplies them.
MIT licensed. Use them, modify them, ship them commercially. The open tier is permanently free.
§3Availability by tier
| Open | 13 prompts, MIT, browsable at /prompts. |
| Pro | Monthly updates, venue-tuned variants wired to the Quirks feed. |
| Institutional | The full D1–D7 sentinel corpus with custom drills. |
Indicative until launch.
§4 · Stated plainly
Prompts are templates that bound agent behavior; they are not strategies and not advice. D1-LITE is a sample — the full drill corpus is the Institutional harness.