Live automation

What this does

An approved strategy places its own orders on the brokerage you connected. You keep the account, Agenticks runs the strategy and routes the orders.

Where it runs

On Agenticks servers, as an always-on Python worker. It does not run in your browser and does not need your computer to be on. Older Agenticks material said the strategy runs in your own browser; that is out of date.

Signal mode versus auto-execution

• Assistant runs the strategy in signal mode and sends the entry, target and stop to your Telegram. You place the order.
• Agent adds broker auto-execution, so the strategy places the order itself.

The short version: Assistant sends you the signal, Agent places the order.

How arming works

1. Approve the strategy version.
2. Pick the brokerage account, symbol and direction.
3. Set position sizing, limits and risk controls.
4. Arm the deployment explicitly. Nothing is armed by default.
5. Editing the strategy creates a new version, and the new version needs a fresh approval before it can run.

Broker connectivity

Broker connections go through SnapTrade, the same infrastructure Blossom Social uses. Agenticks does not hold your broker credentials.

A brokerage appearing in SnapTrade's supported list does not mean every account type and order type can trade through it. Several supported brokers are read-only, including Questrade, Robinhood and Vanguard, so they can be reviewed but not traded through.

Guardrails

• The deployment symbol must match the strategy's symbol. A futures strategy cannot be deployed against an equity.
• The AI does not decide what to trade and never changes an armed strategy on its own.
• Prop firm automation does not exist and is not offered. The prop firm pass estimate is a backtest result only.

Limits

Agenticks is not a broker, adviser or portfolio manager, and it does not promise profits. Live fills, slippage, fees and latency differ from a backtest. You remain responsible for every order, position size and risk setting. Paper-test first.