01 / Strategy records
Keep the thesis next to the trade
Save the idea, its entry conditions and what would prove it wrong as separate records. The agent recalls them before it proposes anything.
Strategy that survives a restart
A trading agent that restarts every morning forgets why it liked a setup yesterday. Pinlo keeps the thesis, the risk limits you set and the reasons behind each past call, so the next review starts from them.
Example
Desk agentRequest
A breakout alert just fired on the pair we watch. Check it against what we agreed last week.
Recalled from the mind3 records
Illustrative request and records, made up to show where memory fits.
The problem
After a restart the agent sees the price and the alert, but not the conditions that made the idea worth watching in the first place.
Position sizes, approval rules and banned instruments have to be pasted into every new session, and one missed paste is one unchecked trade.
An exchange fill says what happened. It does not say which research, which rule or which earlier rejection shaped the decision.
With Pinlo
01 / Strategy records
Save the idea, its entry conditions and what would prove it wrong as separate records. The agent recalls them before it proposes anything.
02 / Tag recall
Tag records by pair, strategy and event. Recall filters by tag and keyword, and your code decides which matches go into the prompt.
03 / Decision trail
Store the observation, the reasoning and the outcome as three records. Each one gets a hash, and the version you anchor on Robinhood Chain fixes the set.
04 / Shared desk
Grant a review agent read access to the strategy mind. It reads the same limits the trading agent wrote, without a copy to keep in sync.
The workflow
The agent writes the alert, its source and a timestamp, tagged with the pair and the strategy it belongs to.
Before proposing a trade it recalls the thesis, the limits and the last few calls on that pair, and puts them in the request.
The chosen action, or the reason for passing, is saved with the outcome once it is known. The next anchor version includes it.
Where the line is
Pinlo stores and proves records. It does not place orders, enforce limits or judge a trade: your trading code still checks every limit before an order leaves it. A matching hash proves a record was not changed, not that the trade was a good one.
Questions
No. Pinlo holds the agent's memory. Orders, wallets and risk checks stay in your own trading service.
Nobody can promise that. Memory means the agent sees the rules and history you saved; whether its calls are good still depends on the strategy and on your checks.
The thesis and its invalidation, sizing and approval rules, each alert it reviewed, the reasoning it gave and the outcome when it is known.
That a record was part of an anchored version: its hash and Merkle proof against the root stored by PinloCortex on Robinhood Chain. That proves integrity, not accuracy.
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