Build and evaluate trading agents.

Learn how trading agents work, how models and tools work together, and what to check before connecting an agent to an API.

Choose where to start

Reviews

Compare model providers and other parts of an AI trading stack before you commit to a design.

Compare the stack →

Execution

Work through API connections, authentication, test environments, and the limits of a public endpoint check.

Work through APIs →

Build

Plan the model, tools, controls, and testing around an agent before it reaches an execution API.

Plan an agent build →

Strategies

Examine trading hypotheses, their inputs, and the records needed to test them without treating them as live signals.

Examine strategy systems →

Read the current guides

What is an AI trading agent?

See how models, tools, and execution APIs fit into one application, and why they are not interchangeable.

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Bybit API Guide: Authentication, Testnet and First Connection

Start with a harmless public API check, then separate connectivity from authentication, permissions, and access.

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OpenAI vs Anthropic for AI trading agents

Compare the documented API, tool, caching, batch, rate-limit, and lifecycle choices behind an agent build.

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Trend Following vs Mean Reversion: two ways to describe a trading-system hypothesis

Compare two trading-system hypotheses, the records each needs, and the failure cases they cannot settle.

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