Seven rules for a night trading desk: Opus debates, Jev decides, code executes
A night trading setup uses Jev to filter out 99% of setups before Opus argues both sides of a trade, with position sizing done in plain code via half Kelly capped at 2%, plus one night's live numbers.
Opus 5.5 + Jev run my trading desk all night while I sleep. 7 rules, never broken 1. Opus never decides. Opus argues, Jev decides, code executes 2. filter before you think. Jev throws out 99% of setups before Opus spends a single token 3. every trade gets two opinions. one Opus call argues for, a second argues against 4. Opus never touches the money. sizing is plain code: half Kelly, capped at 2% 5. every trade passes one gate: p - ε ≥ τ p = how sure the desk is ε = how overconfident it has been on this setup before τ = the bar, 0.60 6. every no gets a reason. refusals are logged, and the log updates ε for the next night 7. max 3 trades a night. if nothing clears the bar, nothing gets taken last night: > 4,124 setups scanned > 31 argued by Opus > 28 refused > 3 taken > $1.84 spent I wake up to one brief, not 4,000 chartt
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