Scoped task

`tcx-strategy`

Design and manage a reusable user Strategy: explicit decision rules that can guide later workflows without becoming an authority or a substitute for current evidence.

Define durable decision rules #

Use a Strategy when you want a repeatable investing method with eligibility, entry/exit, sizing, risk rules, and clear falsifiers. It is for durable user-owned method rules, not for a one-off market analysis.

Use the managed lifecycle #

Start a new trading-research task with $tcx-strategy on the first meaningful line; the plain token or matching workspace skill link is accepted, and the request may share the line or follow it. Do not wrap it in $tcx-build. Codex stages the body as an ordinary root workspace file, then the proof-protected manage_strategy service validates and writes the managed skill and projection. The generated launcher and attached runtime remain unavailable to the model.

Example

$tcx-strategy
Create a reusable quality-compounder research strategy with explicit falsifiers.

A sufficiently concrete create request can produce a reversible draft without another confirmation. Activation, archive, replacement, and deletion remain explicit. Plain language does not select a Strategy for a run; a native workflow uses one exact $strategy-* id as a plain token or matching projected skill link, deduplicates repeated references to that id, and rejects distinct multiple ids.

Keep rules and authority separate #

A Strategy never approves an order or grants broker authority. It cannot mutate policy or execute a trade, and current authenticated evidence controls facts when it conflicts with a Strategy rule.

When selected, the validated Strategy version is sealed into the run so the final synthesis can show the method that actually applied.