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Your agent can propose changes to its own configuration from within a conversation. If you ask it to review your strategy, risk settings, or token whitelist — or if it notices something worth surfacing based on your performance data — it may respond with a formal proposal card alongside its reply.

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How It Works

You ask a question. The agent reasons about it. If it believes a specific setting change is warranted, it returns both a conversational reply and a structured proposal. The proposal card shows:
  • Which setting it wants to change
  • The proposed new value
  • Its reasoning — drawn from your performance data, backtest history, or market analysis
You tap Apply or Dismiss. That’s it.
The agent cannot change its own settings without your explicit approval. A proposal with no response from you changes nothing.

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Applying a Proposal

Tap Apply on the proposal card. The change takes effect immediately and is active on the next run cycle. Changes are applied through the same update path as manual edits — the agent’s live configuration is updated in the backend.

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Dismissing a Proposal

Tap Dismiss to reject the suggestion. The setting stays as-is. You can tell the agent you disagree and ask it to reason further, or ask for an alternative.

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What Can Be Proposed

The agent can propose changes to any of the following:

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Example Conversation

You: Review my current risk settings and tell me if anything needs adjusting. Agent: Looking at your last 30 decisions and performance data: Your max drawdown is set to 10%. Over the past month, your strategy has naturally pulled back 8–9% during normal market fluctuations three separate times, causing automatic pauses. Each of those pauses interrupted setups that subsequently recovered and would have been profitable. Your actual strategy volatility profile suggests a 15% drawdown limit would give the agent room to operate without unnecessary interruptions while still protecting against genuine adverse moves. [Proposal Card]
Setting: Max Drawdown %
Current: 10%
Proposed: 15%
Reasoning: Three pauses over 30 days triggered by normal volatility, not actual drawdown events. Average peak pullback over the period was 8.3%. [Apply] [Dismiss]
You: That makes sense. Apply it. (Tap Apply — takes effect on next run)

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Tips for Eliciting Proposals

You don’t need to ask for a proposal explicitly. Ask the agent to review something and it will decide whether a change is warranted:
  • “Review my current risk settings.”
  • “Is my strategy still appropriate for the current market?”
  • “Look at my win rate by token — should I change my whitelist?”
  • “Based on my last 5 backtests, what should I adjust?”
  • “Do you think my run schedule is right for this strategy?”