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I can see the pattern. I can't write the code.

Describe the idea. The Copilot drafts the rules.

Write what you want in plain words, such as “buy when the 4-hour trend is up and RSI dips below 30, stop at 2%”. The Copilot turns it into explicit rules you can read and change, shows what a backtest will cost, and runs it when you confirm.

Copilot · From a sentence to rulesDraft

Buy BTC when RSI crosses above 30 on the 1h; stop 2 %, target 4 %

BTCUSDTRSI(14) crosses above 301hStop 2 %Target 4 %
Illustration: a sample strategy, not a result.

What the Copilot does

The Copilot is built into the Lab and uses the same tools your own agent would, so what it builds is ordinary, inspectable strategy rules.

Drafts a strategy

From your description and asks about the things that matter instead of guessing.

Proposes defaults

For the run: coins, dates and settings.

Shows the cost

Before anything is spent, and runs the backtest only when you confirm.

Explains the result

“Ask why” sits on every result: why it lost in a regime, why a stop was hit, what a metric means.

You stay in control

Nothing the Copilot writes is hidden. The strategy is plain rules you can open, edit and version. Anything expensive, and anything that touches a live account, waits for your explicit yes. Creating and editing strategies costs no credits; the Copilot's replies and the runs it starts do, at prices shown first.

Four ways to build, one engine

Every way ends in the same strategy definition, so you can switch between them without changing what the strategy does.

Plain words

With the Copilot.

The form builder

Indicators, entries, exits, targets, stops, partial exits, trailing stops and risk, as fields.

The canvas

The same rules drawn as a graph, with live sparklines on each node and a “why here?” view of every value at a clicked bar.

Python

A small SDK, run in a sandbox with no network and no secrets. Only the idea lives in code; every number is a parameter a run can change.

What you can build with

There are 170 built-in indicators, including averages, structure, momentum, volatility, volume, statistics such as beta and correlation against another coin, and all 61 candlestick patterns, each checked against published reference values. Conditions can use other timeframes and other coins, indicators can be fed by a formula or another coin, and named values and conditions can be reused across rules.

Six ready-made examples (EMA crossover, Donchian breakout, RSI fade, squeeze breakout, session and volatility, BTC regime filter) open as editable rules. Strategies are versioned and forkable, and custom indicators written in Python are checked for look-ahead.

Strategy builder questions

Do I need to know how to code?
No. You can describe a strategy, use the form builder or draw it on the canvas. Python is there for when you want it.
Can I use my own AI instead of the Copilot?
Yes. Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT can build and test strategies in the Lab through MCP, at no extra charge for the AI. See bring your own AI.
What if the Copilot gets the rules wrong?
You see the rules before anything runs, and a strategy is validated before a backtest is queued: every problem is listed at once with where it is. You can correct the rules by hand or ask the Copilot to.

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Updated . Read this page as Markdown. Trading leveraged crypto derivatives can lose more than your margin; nothing here is investment advice.