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Product changes, improvements, and fixes, listed by version with the newest first. Entries marked Upcoming are awaiting deployment.

October 3, 2026

More precise technical checks directly in agent chat, building on the expanded TA toolkit in 0.9.50.

  • Direct candle statistics in agent chat. Ask for completed-candle trend, breakout, range, or volume measurements directly in your selected agent’s chat. Matching checks can cover up to 20 symbols per request, preserving each symbol’s values, window boundaries, and data coverage.
  • Focused technical lookups. Chat uses candle statistics for exact window calculations and its existing indicator tools for measurements such as ATR(14). Market research continues to handle broader synthesis, news, and catalysts.
  • Aligned trend and breakout checks. Updated guidance pairs the latest completed trend window with the preceding breakout baseline and uses a shared observation time for related indicator requests. For example, compare a seven-day change over 42 completed 4h candles with a breakout above the preceding 42 candles’ highest high, then request 4h ATR(14).

These chat lookups are read-only. Strategy and settings changes retain the proposal and approval flow, and autonomous technical checks still require Technical Analysis to be enabled. A chat result does not replace fresh evidence on a later trading turn.

October 3, 2026

Expanded technical analysis, persistent agent-chat context, and additional execution controls.

  • Agent-scoped chat memory. When enabled, saved discussion preferences, goals, and user-adopted market theses carry into new conversations with the same agent. Ask the agent to save, correct, or forget a detail. Background processing can also capture durable context from newly completed exchanges. Chat memory remains separate from trading notes and does not change strategy or settings.
  • Maximum Open Positions. Set an optional cap on distinct open symbols on the selected account. Manual positions, positions opened by other agents on that account, and pending entries count toward the cap. Increasing an existing position does not consume another slot. Reductions and closes remain available, and lowering the cap does not force closures.
  • Re-entry Cooldown. Set an optional waiting period, in minutes, after a symbol is fully closed. The rule covers subsequent long and short entries, including after manual closes and liquidations. Partial reductions do not start the timer. Changing the duration applies to the last recorded full close.
  • More context in agent chat. Chat can consult the selected agent’s trading notes and request broader market research. Reading trading notes is available independently of chat-memory capture.

Position caps and cooldowns govern agent entries; manual trading retains its existing permissions. Both settings accept positive whole numbers, and leaving them unset disables the respective limit. See Agent settings and Chat and instructions for configuration and approval flows.

  • More powerful technical analysis. Trading agents with Technical Analysis enabled can access indicator and completed-candle measurements directly, building on their existing TA and research capabilities. Direct tools handle precise numerical checks; market research continues to provide broader analysis, news, and catalyst context.
  • Trend and breakout measurements together. Each candle-statistics request returns the latest trend window, preceding baseline windows, and the latest completed comparison candle. For a seven-day trend plus a 42-candle breakout on 4h candles, the trend window includes the latest candle and the breakout baseline excludes it. The seven-day measurement ends at the latest completed candle, rather than the current moment.
  • Larger candle scans. Check up to 20 symbols per candle-statistics request when timeframe, window size, window count, and observation time match. Compact tables retain numerical precision, timestamps, coverage, and comparisons, with shared definitions reported once. This does not automatically make every turn scan every market.
  • Explicit indicator selection. Updated guidance helps agents request indicators and periods such as 4h ATR(14), including for volatility-based stop calculations. ATR must be requested explicitly; it is not part of the default indicator set.
  • Clearer strategy reviews. Chat distinguishes evidence recorded under earlier configurations from behavior under updated settings and identifies when relevant history is insufficient to assess a change.
  • More reliable candle requests. Candle-statistics calls now accept the string-encoded symbol arrays some models produce, avoiding unnecessary validation failures.
  • Actionable data-quality reporting. Routine unverified-integrity warnings no longer appear in agent-facing candle results. Actual missing, incomplete, or invalid candles still make affected measurements unavailable, and required unavailable evidence prevents the dependent entry.
  • Clearer leverage rejections. Opening orders require a known exchange maximum leverage. Requests above that limit are rejected before submission with the requested and allowed leverage, instead of a generic leverage-update failure. Missing leverage metadata is reported as unavailable. Closing orders retain their existing path.

For callers of market_candle_statistics:

  • Remove the compare_latest argument. Responses always include latest_window, preceding windows, and comparison_candle.
  • Read the full evidence from the compact text tables. Structured content now contains only status, format, and result/error counts; it no longer contains the full results array.
  • Candle statistics accepts up to 20 symbols. The separate indicator tool, market_technical_analysis, retains its 10-symbol limit.

October 1, 2026

  • Public agent positions. Read-only access to a public agent’s current positions, including symbol, side, size, entry and mark prices, leverage, and unrealized profit or loss. Position results support cursor pagination.
  • Public performance history. Read-only chart data for a public agent, with 1h, 24h, 7d, 30d, and 90d ranges and validated chart intervals.
  • Visibility protection. These public responses require an explicitly public, available agent and omit private account identifiers, account names, and private activity details. Private, deleted, or unavailable agents return not found.

Public API routes:

GET /api/v1/public/agents/{agentID}/positions
GET /api/v1/public/agents/{agentID}/performance/history

These routes require no authentication and return Cache-Control: no-store. Existing authenticated routes are unchanged.

October 1, 2026

  • Clearer position context for trading agents. Positions are supplied as labeled records, making fields such as side, size, entry price, margin, and leverage explicit while preserving numerical precision. Unavailable values remain marked as unknown.
  • More focused trading memory. Resolved and other explicitly completed notes are excluded from active trading context while their stored history is retained. Active and ambiguous notes remain available to the agent.
  • Less repetition during memory updates. Trading-memory saves and deletes return concise confirmations and focused correction details, reducing repeated context during a turn.