For AI assistants (machine-readable reference)

forexsori ships a dedicated AI reference — not human docs, but a single text written so an AI can precisely understand forexsori's architecture, constraints, and the full strategy API.

Open /llms.txt

Asking about usage, pricing, or troubleshooting rather than strategy code? Use /support-en.txt —

it carries screen paths, FAQs, the pricing table, and refund rules so an AI can answer like a support agent.

For feature descriptions only, use /guide-en.txt.

Paste the whole file into ChatGPT/Claude and ask things like:

• "Read this, then write an onUpdate strategy that buys under RSI 30 and sells over 70"
• "Explain what this strategy code does and its risks"
• "Summarize forexsori's security model"

Automated development (dev API) — using Claude

On the elite plan, an AI can iterate by itself: edit code → backtest → analyze → repeat.

1. My page → AI dev token: issue one, then click "Copy AI starter prompt" (shown only right after issuing) — token, entry point, and loop rules in one prompt.

1-1. Which AI works? The automated loop needs an AI that can call external APIs directly.

• Grok — works, and reaches external sites with no extra setup (simplest when settings are locked down).
• Claude Code / API-based agents — works, no extra setup.
• Claude (web) — works, with the network setting below.
• ChatGPT — its code sandbox blocks outbound network entirely, so the **automated loop is

impossible** ("Could not resolve host" — not a server issue). With ChatGPT you can only paste llms.txt and run the code yourself, copy-pasting results back (manual mode).

2. Using Claude? Enable network access first (outbound requests are blocked by default, so API calls fail):

• claude.ai → Settings → Capabilities → "Code execution and file creation"
• Turn on "Allow network egress", set Domain allowlist to All domains or add the forexsori domain
• Start a new conversation after changing settings (existing chats may not pick it up)

3. Paste the starter prompt into a new chat — the AI reads context → llms.txt and starts the loop.

4. Keep your agent running — backtests execute on your own agent (non-custodial). If it's offline the AI tells you and the job waits.

• Closing your laptop stops the agent. For 24h running, a cheap Ubuntu VPS is the usual choice.
• The install command is on [Trading] → [Agent] (it embeds your personal connect code, so it differs per user).
• Once that page shows online, tell the AI "agent is on" — it resumes right where it left off.

Dev-only API — deploy and live trading are impossible with this token; decisions touching real funds always stay human, on screen.

Why a separate document

• The ctx list is generated from the same source as the code — the AI can't invent functions that don't exist.
• Invariants (non-custodial, honesty rules) are explicit, so the AI won't give wrong guidance (e.g. "give forexsori your keys").

forexsori calls AI in exactly one case — when you register your own AI key in Create an AI Strategy and press start yourself (billed to that key; stored encrypted, deletable instantly). Otherwise, getting code and verifying it (backtest) are yours.