Capability gate
The prompt checks whether the selected LLM actually has image vision, live web search, files, code execution or structured output. Missing tools become disclosed limitations.
A practical prompt system for chart reading, market research, risk review, strategy testing and trading code. The library routes each task through model, data and instrument rules instead of pretending one universal prompt can see live markets.
The most useful prompts define the evidence contract before asking for an opinion. Four controls prevent most polished but unsupported answers.
The prompt checks whether the selected LLM actually has image vision, live web search, files, code execution or structured output. Missing tools become disclosed limitations.
Symbol, venue, timezone, timeframe and data freshness are explicit. The model cannot silently replace missing OHLC, news or broker specifications with remembered values.
Direct chart observations, sourced current facts, analytical inferences and unknowns are separated. This makes confident wording easier to audit.
Every important interpretation includes contradictory evidence, an alternative scenario and a condition that would invalidate the main thesis.
Model names change quickly. Route prompts by verified capability rather than permanent claims that one brand is always best.
| Model workflow | Strong fit | Current data requirement | Chart requirement |
|---|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT / OpenAI reasoning | Research synthesis, structured analysis, code and calculations | Enable Search, Deep Research or an API web-search tool | Attach the chart in the same conversation |
| Claude | Long evidence reviews, research memos and rule audits | Enable Research or web search and require citations | Use a vision-capable model and readable images |
| Gemini | Multimodal files, chart sets and web research | Use Deep Research or Google Search grounding | Place the written task before the images |
| Qwen / Qwen-VL | Open multimodal workflows and tool-using agents | Connect Qwen-Agent or another live search source | Use a VL model; text-only models cannot inspect charts |
| MiMo / MiMo-VL | Visual reasoning, coding and agent workflows | Connect the separate web-search capability | For MiMo-VL, place visual media before the task |
| Codex | MQL, Pine, Python, backtests and reproducible verification | Internet access or supplied files for current claims | Use image input only when visual inspection is part of the task |
The private catalog covers chart observation, pattern falsification, market structure, multi-timeframe alignment, macro research, risk management, strategy design, quantitative validation, code generation, trade management, portfolio research and journal review.
The generator does not expose the full catalog. It selects a recipe server-side and combines it with the chosen model, asset class, methodology, timeframe, data mode, risk context and output format. The user receives only the compiled result.
Telling an LLM to act as an institutional trader or PhD does not give it a price feed, broker contract data or statistical validity. Research depth comes from explicit data, definitions, methods and tests.
A serious workflow names transaction costs, prevents look-ahead bias, separates in-sample from out-of-sample results and records every tried parameter variant. A screenshot can support visual observations; it cannot establish stationarity, cointegration, expected return or calibrated probability.
A prompt cannot create live data access. A model needs a connected price, news or search source, and any output still requires independent verification. The safer use is evidence organization, scenario analysis, coding and review.
The catalog is compiled on the server. Users define their task and receive one tailored result, while the underlying recipe bank and assembly rules remain private.
The research objective can be shared, but image ordering, browsing, tool calls, context handling and structured outputs differ. The generator adds a model-specific adapter.
Use one page for each search intent, then compile the final model-aware prompt in the generator.
Compile a private recipe for any supported model, asset and workflow.
Open topicPrompts for chart screenshots, patterns, structure and multi-timeframe evidence.
Open topicPair-specific technical, macro, session and risk research prompts.
Open topicXAUUSD prompts with broker, volatility, rates and event-risk controls.
Open topicSpot and derivative prompts for major crypto assets and 24/7 markets.
Open topicEquity, index, earnings, filing and cross-asset research prompts.
Open topicChoose the model, instrument, evidence, strategy and output. The server compiles one of 120 private recipes with the correct capability and verification rules.
Most visitors arrive with one question: build, test, price, or trust. These shortcuts keep the path practical.
Free compiled files are for testing. Serious traders and developers can buy editable source packages from $65 to $650, including setup notes, compiled files, bundle discounts and optional white-label licensing.
No profit guarantee. Source code is for educational, development and trading-system customization use. Redistribution, marketplace upload or public sharing requires a separate written resale or white-label license.
The free compiled file is ready to install and test. If you want to modify the logic, recompile your own version, white-label it, or build a private custom version, source-code packages are available from $65 to $650.
Free download will continue normally. Source code is optional.
No profit guarantee. Resale or marketplace upload requires a separate written license.