The AI agent that trades for you
Scan, decide, place, manage — the whole loop, run by your own AI agent, by rule, on your own brokerage. You watch a dashboard for two minutes a day; it does the rest. Long-only, built for Claude Code and Robinhood's agentic accounts.
What "it trades for you" actually means
Every market morning, the same four steps run in the same order. No mood, no headlines, no revenge trades at 2am — the loop is the product.
1 · Scan
It scores ~560 names — the S&P 500, the Nasdaq-100, and a macro book — for opportunity, entry state, and hold strength. This is the exact board Coil Scanner subscribers read; the bot and the board come from the same run.
2 · Decide
Regime verdicts gate everything top-down: index, then sectors, then names. When the layers above say stand down, it stands down. Refusing bad trades is most of the job — cash is a position.
3 · Place
Entries fire only when a lane is actually firing — sized by rule, with a structural stop (roughly 4–14%, set by the chart, not by hope) attached at the moment of entry.
4 · Manage
Holds are re-scored daily. Winners get room to run, laggards get cut, late-trend names get tighter risk, and a drawdown breaker can halt the whole book.
The real product is your time back
Watching the tape is a job. The bot's pitch is not that it knows the future — nothing does — it's that it executes a disciplined, fully-written-down process every single day without you standing over it. Your oversight shrinks to reading a dashboard: what it holds, why it holds it, and what it plans to do next. Every decision traces back to a number on the board you can see.
And because it's software, the discipline is structural. It cannot chase a green candle, average down out of stubbornness, or freeze at a stop. The rules you read on how it works are the rules it runs — there is no other layer.
You stay in control
Live trading ships OFF
Out of the box it observes and plans. You flip live trading on deliberately, when you've watched it long enough to trust it.
Your machine, your keys
It runs on your computer against your brokerage. Credentials never leave your machine — Coil hosts nothing and holds no funds, ever.
Hard risk rails
Structural stops on every position, reduced size anywhere leverage is used, late-trend risk tightening, and a drawdown breaker that halts the book.
One account, long-only
It trades exactly the account you point it at, long-only. No shorting, no margin games, no surprise instruments.
The proof, with its rider
The honesty rider, up front. The ranking brain backtests at +638% for 2017–2026 H1 vs SPY's +282% (survivorship-free research backtest, not live or client returns) — and through end-2025 it ran roughly even with SPY at about one-third less drawdown; the edge concentrates in leadership regimes. The engine itself is newly live, and we say so. The year-by-year table shows the years it lost to SPY, next to the years it won.
What's in the download
One purchase, three parts, all running locally: the scanner (the scoring brain), the dashboard (the same board you can try in the demo), and the engine (the rule layer your agent operates). Plus the setup guide that walks you from unzip to first paper session.
What you need: Claude Code (the AI agent it's built for), a free Alpaca data key for market data, and — for live trading — a Robinhood account with agentic access via MCP. If you can follow a README, you can run it; the setup guide covers the whole path.
Rather read the board yourself? Coil Scanner is the same brain, hosted — the full scored board in your browser every market morning, $12/mo, no software to run. Same scores; you make the calls.
See the Scanner →Get the Trading Bot
Launch price (list $39). The download is yours — updates ship straight to your Gumroad library. 30-day refund policy, no questions asked.
Get the Trading Bot — $29Straight answers
Will it make me money? Unknowable, and anyone who answers differently is selling something. Markets can lose money; leveraged ETFs (used at reduced size) can lose value rapidly, including total loss. What it will do is execute a written-down, long-only process with discipline you can audit.
Is this investment advice? No. It's self-operated software plus impersonal research — the same board for everyone, no account-aware recommendations. Your agent, your broker, your capital, your decisions.
Do I need to be a programmer? No — you need Claude Code installed and the patience to follow the setup guide. The agent does the operating; you do the deciding about whether it should.
Can I see it before I buy? Yes — the demo is the actual dashboard with frozen data, and how it works is the full rule set. Nothing is behind the purchase except the software itself.
Read exactly how it decides
The full rule set — regime gates, entry lanes, stops, sizing, the drawdown breaker — is public. Read it before you spend a dollar.
How it works →Coil is software you install and run yourself, with your own brokerage credentials and capital. It is long-only and not investment advice, not a managed account, and not a signal service. Leveraged ETFs, where the engine uses them, can lose value rapidly, including total loss. All performance figures are research backtests — point-in-time and survivorship-free, not live or client returns; past performance does not predict future results.