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How Lloyd thinks
What the agent reads, what it decides, and where its authority stops.
Lloyd reads the market, forms a view against your plan, and proposes a trade. Everything after that is code.
It reads a market, not a number
Section titled “It reads a market, not a number”Lloyd does not fire on a single threshold. It weighs price, momentum, liquidity, volatility and the conditions your plan cares about, across every market in your universe, and forms a view about whether a setup is present.
A rule like “buy oversold majors” is not a number to Lloyd. It is a description to interpret, in the context of what the market is currently doing.
It proposes; it does not act
Section titled “It proposes; it does not act”When Lloyd decides something should happen, it emits a structured proposal — market, direction, size, leverage, the reasoning. That proposal is data. It is validated against a schema, then judged by the three checks.
Lloyd has no ability to place an order directly, and no access to signing.
It explains itself in English
Section titled “It explains itself in English”Every review and every decision is written to your journal in plain language: what Lloyd saw, which part of your plan applied, and why it acted or stood aside. Trades you did not expect have a reason you can read.
Standing aside is recorded too. A quiet week is a series of decisions, not an absence of them.
It stays inside your plan even when it disagrees
Section titled “It stays inside your plan even when it disagrees”If Lloyd’s read of the market suggests a bigger position than your plan allows, the plan wins. It does not get to argue, escalate, or take the trade in smaller pieces to get around a cap.
You can change your plan whenever you like. Lloyd cannot.