been running a multi-agent setup for day trading EURUSD plus a few indices and it's held up better than anything discretionary i ran before, so curious who else is doing something similar.


the structure is what makes it work for me. instead of one model making the call, separate agents do prep first. one reads macro context, one reads trend regime and strength, one runs a full CMT indicator array (rsi macd atr vwap, session h/l, s/r, fibs across 5/15/60m, daily aggregates on oil gold vix dxy). all of that gets handed to a main model that reasons from what the agents produced. it doesn't invent entries, it picks from a constrained set, and most of the time the call is just no trade. roughly 90% of setups get rejected and that's the part i like most.


the constrained-menu-but-open-reasoning combo has been the unlock. rigid if-then checklists always fell apart for me the second conditions shifted. letting the model reason freely but only inside a fixed set of options has been way more durable. it sits out the chop, waits for macro and trend to actually agree, and when they do it commits.


EURUSD has been the cleanest of the bunch. indices are more volatile but the opening-impulse logic holds up.


so mostly posting to find my people. anyone else running an agent or LLM-in-the-loop setup rather than a hardcoded EA. curious how you're structuring the prep layer and whether you let the model arbitrate conflicts or veto them.


Let the AI system do the thinking. Keep the human in the loop.