Shekel can save a structured record of every trading decision your agent makes, then run a structured review over that history to suggest concrete improvements to your strategy and settings. Find it on the web app under Settings in the sidebar.
Open Settings from the sidebar (the account page) — not the gear icon on the dashboard, which opens Modify Agent.
Decision records (on by default)
Shekel saves a structured record of each trading decision — what the agent saw, what it decided, and (when possible) what happened afterward. This powers the self-improvement review.
Turn off Save my agent’s decision records if you don’t want new records stored. Turning it off also disables scheduled reviews and auto-apply.
Self-improvement review — 35 credits / run
The Self-improvement section runs a structured review over recent trades and decision records. It can suggest up to three changes across strategy text, risk limits, sizing, whitelist, schedule, and related settings.
- Tap Run reflection (35 credits) for an on-demand review.
- Suggestions appear in agent chat as cards with Apply / Dismiss per change (and in Settings when you open a past run).
- Expand a completed run to read the full Review text.
Reviews run on Venice AI — not your BYOA chat model.
Scheduled reviews
Enable Run reflections automatically and pick an interval — every 1, 3, 7, or 14 days, or a custom hour interval (12–2160 hours). The next scheduled time is shown when enabled. Requires decision records to stay on.
Auto-apply (beta)
An optional checkbox. When on, approved-style changes apply automatically after each review — including risk and sizing limits — without your clicking Apply.
Auto-apply is still in beta. It does not replace your judgment on risk — monitor every upgrade in chat (green Auto-applied cards per change) or in Settings after each run.
Backtest history feeds learning
Every backtest you complete is saved to your account and is available to the review (and to your agent in chat). Pin a gold standard run in Backtest History (📌) and the agent automatically measures new variants against it. See Backtesting → Results. 
