Day trading / execution
Order Executor
Shows the ticket in plain words and sends it only after you type yes. Paper by default.
Renders approved orders as readable tickets, requires an explicit yes for that exact order and talks to a brokerage connector with paper trading as the default.
- Default
- Paper
- Consent
- Required
- Auto trade
- Never
- Keys
- Env only
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Renders approved orders as readable tickets, requires an explicit yes for that exact order and talks to a brokerage connector with paper trading as the default.
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Overview
What Order Executor actually does
The Order Executor is the only skill in the pack that can lead to an order, and it cannot do it alone. It shows the ticket in plain words, waits for you to type yes for that exact order, then calls your brokerage connector.
Paper trading is the default. Keys live in environment variables, never in the chat, and the connector should be set to require approval so there is a second check.
Capabilities
What this workflow helps you ship
Render approved orders as plain-language tickets.
Mark each ticket READY or not ready.
Require an explicit yes for that exact order.
Default to paper trading.
Read broker keys from environment variables.
Never place options, margin, short or leverage unless enabled.
Workflow
The process the skill follows
A repeatable sequence keeps the agent from jumping straight into edits before it understands the job.
- 01
Load approved orders
Read only the orders that passed the risk manager.
- 02
Show the ticket
Render symbol, side, size, stop and target in plain words.
- 03
Ask for consent
Wait for an explicit yes for that exact order.
- 04
Call the connector
Send the order through the configured brokerage tool.
- 05
Confirm the result
Report the fill or the error, and keep paper as the default.
Use cases
Where it earns its place
Safe execution
A human approves every order before it leaves.
Paper practice
Rehearse the full chain without risking real money.
Ticket review
See the order in words before it reaches a broker.
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