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Sharing and following Squads

Publish a Squad's live, auditable record to the community — and build a strategy that trades any shared Squad's calls.

Sharing and following Squads#

A Squad's value is its record — the calls it made, when it made them, and how they scored. Sharing a Squad publishes that record as a live public page anyone can audit, signed with your username. Nothing is copied: the page always shows the Squad as it is right now, decisions included.

What a public Squad page shows#

Three views, all read-only:

  • Performance — the tape the agents actually saw, every decision marked on it, and the full scored decision record. This is the audit surface: prices, moves and points per call.
  • Floor — the deliberation transcripts, so a visitor can read why a call was made, not just that it was.
  • Memories — what the agents have learned from their scored calls.

What stays private, always: your Config details, Model routes, and Runs (token counts, costs, errors). Note that the Performance chart does draw the Squad's indicator lines — visitors can see which readings it watches, though not their parameters.

Sharing and unsharing#

Share from the Squad page's Share action. Unsharing is a hard stop: the public page disappears immediately, and any other user's strategy that follows the Squad has its decision line drop to 0 (hold) — their exit rules fire, their entries stop, and they get a notification.

The community Squad board#

The Community → Squads tab lists every shared Squad with its live points, graded-call count and follower count. Star the ones worth watching. Anyone can browse — no account needed.

Following a Squad with a strategy#

From any Squad page — yours or a shared one — Create strategy from this squad opens the strategy wizard pre-wired with:

  • the Squad's Committee Decision indicator on your chosen market,
  • a ready-made rule pack: enter long on LONG, short on SHORT, exit on anything else. Entries are gated on the Squad's record being positive and its call being fresh; exits are never gated.
  • +2 / −2 are de-risk calls (close longs / close shorts), and the rule pack treats them that way — they never open a position.

Every rule is editable afterwards in the strategy's Build tab.

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