Turns language into logic
Give it a plain-English idea and it returns a structured draft with market context, entry, exit, invalidation and a risk-policy starting point you can edit.
Describe a trading behaviour in plain English and get an editable draft: entry, exit, invalidation and a starting risk policy. The AI shortens the distance between an idea and something you can actually test — it does not decide anything for you.
The useful distinction is between drafting a rule and making a decision. This only does the first.
Give it a plain-English idea and it returns a structured draft with market context, entry, exit, invalidation and a risk-policy starting point you can edit.
It never releases an order, never connects to a broker and never makes a return claim. A draft is a starting point for your review, not a trade.
Every draft exports as JSON or Python, so the assumption you are testing leaves with you rather than staying locked in the tool.
Say when you want to trade and what invalidates the idea. 'Buy the dip in NIFTY' is not testable; 'enter when price closes below the session low with a defined stop' is.
Treat the output as a first pass. The value is in editing the rule, not in accepting the machine's version.
Set spread, premium, lot size and the session the rule belongs to. A draft without those is not yet a strategy.
Run it on generated data, read the trade log, and keep it only if you can explain why it should work.
The things worth being straight about before you decide anything.
No. The copilot drafts rules for your review. Nothing in this preview connects to a broker, releases an order or manages an account.
It is good enough to start testing, which is not the same thing. Treat it as a first pass you are expected to edit, cost and validate.
Yes. Each edition opens with its own example, and the Forex workspace drafts in a session, spread and rollover context rather than an index-options one.
Yes. Drafts export as JSON and as Python, so your rules and assumptions are not trapped in the interface.
No login, no broker connection, no orders. Open the workspace and run a rule on generated data.
Risk and regulation. AI is used here to assist research and drafting, not to hide trading logic or make unreviewed decisions. You remain responsible for validation, risk management and any deployment decision.