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Beebots

Three paper-first trading bots use Jev Choice and Score decisions over compact market snapshots.

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How it uses Jev

On each configured tick, each bee compacts market and bot state into a Jev request. A Choice selects an allowed strategy action and a Score expresses conviction; the engine applies its own risk checks before execution, with paper trading as the default.

What Jev decides

Illustrative bee decisionExample answers · not a recorded Jev response · Source ↗
Question 1 · action
YOUR APP
INSTRUCTION

Pick the next move from the strategy-generated menu.

STATE

Compact snapshot containing UTC time, bot identity and coin market/position rows. Available actions depend on strategy and snapshot.

JEV · CHOICE
  1. WAIT
  2. HOLD
  3. CUT_LOSS
  4. BREAKOUT_<COIN>
Question 2 · conviction
YOUR APP
INSTRUCTION

Score the strength of the signal.

STATE

Compact snapshot containing UTC time, bot identity and coin market/position rows. Available actions depend on strategy and snapshot.

JEV · SCORE
03

App workflow

  1. Tick and snapshot

    The engine gathers the current market and bot state for three bees.

  2. Build action menu

    Each bee strategy offers only currently allowed candidate actions.

  3. Ask Jev

    Jev chooses an action and returns a conviction score for each bee.

  4. Check risk and execute

    The engine may veto a choice; paper trading is the default execution mode.

Why it is interesting

The model only chooses from actions assembled by the current strategy and state, while a separate risk layer controls execution. This keeps a fast typed decision distinct from trading permissions.