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    Deterministic market regime classification and risk-gated trend-following signal proposals via CLI.

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    Example session with this skill installed

    Run a technical brief for EURUSD using tests/fixtures/uptrend.csv with a 10000 balance. Check if the regime is bullish and if a signal proposal is valid.

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    I have processed the technical brief for EURUSD. The analysis confirms a bullish trend regime with a valid signal proposal that passes all RiskManager constraints.

    Technical Brief: EURUSD

    MetricValueReasoning / Status
    Regimebullish_trendEMA 20, 50, and 200 slopes are all rising; r2 = 0.88
    RSI (14)62.45Strong bullish momentum, not yet overbought
    ATR (14)0.0012Standard volatility range for fixture data
    Signal Weight0.72MA (0.5), TSMOM (0.3), Donchian (0.2) combined
    ProposalLONGSignal weight >= 0.4 and trend strength >= 0.30
    Entry Price1.0850Last recorded close in CSV
    Stop-Loss1.0814Chandelier Stop (3.0 x ATR)
    Position Size2,777 units1.0% risk on 10,000 balance
    Risk VetoPASSEDWithin daily trade limits and max risk pct

    Next steps

    1. Review the proposed 1.0814 stop-loss against recent support levels.
    2. Manually define a take-profit target as the engine does not provide exit points.
    3. Use bin/regimedesk risk-check if you modify the entry or stop-loss parameters.

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    About this skill

    Classify market regimes and generate trend-following signal proposals with strict risk management in code — deterministic regime rules, EMA/RSI/ATR math and the RiskManager veto. Analysis only: no execution, no broker, no live data pipeline. Includes the regime engine, risk manager, position sizing and risk_limits.yaml with the source values verbatim. Experimental / educational — not financial advice, no returns promised. The source repo stays free on GitHub.

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    Requires CSV input with 210+ bars. No execution or broker adapters included. No take-profit targets generated. Offline analysis only. Synthetic fixtures used for testing.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    This skill replaces emotional decision-making with a deterministic Python engine that enforces strict 1% risk-per-trade rules and identifies market regimes based on mathematical trend strength rather than subjective intuition.

    The skill is a standalone CLI tool designed to run in any Python 3.10+ environment; it can be integrated into AI agent workflows by feeding the CLI output into the agent's context for objective decision-making.

    No, this tool is designed for offline privacy and security; it processes local CSV files containing price data (Open, High, Low, Close, Volume) without requiring external API keys or broker connections.

    You will receive the complete Python source code for the CLI tool, the RiskManager configuration files, and a comprehensive guide on formatting your CSV data for immediate analysis.

    To ensure accuracy for the EMA200 and long-term trend calculations, your CSV files should include a minimum of 210 historical price bars.

    The RiskManager uses a 'veto' system that automatically rejects any signal proposal that lacks a stop-loss, exceeds daily trade limits, or violates the hard-coded maximum risk percentage defined in your configuration.

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