Index
Categories
Each category is a kind of desk job. Open one for the definition, the playbooks inside it, and a short FAQ.
01Research briefsA research brief is a short, sourced memo an agent writes so a trader can decide whether an idea is worth more work. It records claims, dates, unknowns, and what would change the conclusion. It does not produce an order.4 playbooks02Price / level alertsA price or level alert is a message fired when a number you chose in advance is crossed. The agent watches; it does not interpret the alert as permission to trade. Levels, funding bands, peg breaks, and venue incidents are all alert jobs.4 playbooks03Trade journal & P&LA trade journal use case turns fills, funding, and fees into a record you can review without rewriting history. Attribution separates market beta from decisions. Rule-break reviews name the behavior, not the mood.3 playbooks04Airdrop opsAirdrop ops are the record-keeping around a points program or a distribution: what the project publicly asked for, what you did, what it cost, and what has to be true before you claim. These playbooks do not design multi-wallet evasion.3 playbooks05Memecoin screeningMemecoin screening is a sequence of reject checks on a pair you already found. The agent looks for mint and freeze authority, liquidity control, taxes, holder concentration, and unverified code. A pair that survives is not a buy. It is a candidate for a second question: is there a product you can actually use?3 playbooks06News digestsA news digest is a ranked list of items that can change risk you already hold or a decision you already planned. Each item has a source, a time, and a grade for how close the source is to the event. It is not a feed of everything that happened.2 playbooks07Bot stacksA bot stack is a multi-agent workflow with named roles and a written handoff. One role gathers, another tries to kill the idea, another files what you accepted. Nothing in the stack holds a signing key. The human gate is the step that cannot be skipped.3 playbooks