An AI agent for traders. You describe a strategy in plain English, for example an NQ opening range breakout on 5-minute bars, and it writes the rules as Python code, backtests them on included market data, and returns every trade with the equity curve, drawdown, Monte Carlo resampling and a prop firm evaluation check. It also writes TradingView Pine Script indicators, and on the Agent plan it runs approved strategies at your own broker.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe the strategy or the indicator in your own words and the agent writes the code. The code is there to read if you want to.

What markets can I backtest?

Futures NQ, MNQ, ES, MES, GC, MGC, SI and SIL from 2016, 1,776 US stocks and ETFs from as early as 2000, 12 crypto pairs from 2017 and EURUSD from 2021, on 1-minute, 5-minute, 15-minute, 30-minute, hourly and daily bars. The data is included, so there is nothing to buy or connect.

Can it check whether a strategy would pass a prop firm evaluation?

Yes. It resamples the strategy's real backtest trades thousands of times and scores how often it reaches the profit target before breaching the drawdown limit, using Topstep, FTMO or Apex rules or a target and drawdown you set. It is an estimate from past trades, not a guarantee.

Can Agenticks place trades automatically?

Yes, on the Agent plan. An approved strategy places its own orders at your connected brokerage, including Wealthsimple, Charles Schwab, E*TRADE, Webull, Tastytrade, Public, Alpaca, Moomoo, Coinbase, Kraken and Binance. It runs on Agenticks servers, so it keeps going when your computer is off. Nothing trades until you approve it, set the size and limits, and arm it. On the Assistant plan a strategy sends its entry, target and stop to Telegram or trades a paper account.

How much does Agenticks cost?

Every new account starts with a 7-day trial. After that, Assistant is $49.99 a month and Agent, which adds live orders at your own broker and the Claude connection, is $99.99 a month. Weekly and yearly billing are also available.

How Agenticks Helps Traders Build More Structured Workflows

Most retail traders work across a charting platform, a spreadsheet, a social feed and a broker. Agenticks puts those steps in one place. Research starts in Terminal and the stock research page. Building starts with AlgoAgent: describe the idea, paste your notes or upload a PDF, and it writes the rules. The backtest returns every trade, the drawdown, Monte Carlo and a prop firm evaluation check. AlgoAgent also writes Pine Script v6 indicators for TradingView. On the Agent plan an approved strategy places its own orders at your connected broker, running on Agenticks servers rather than in your browser.

How Agenticks takes a trading idea from research to a written rule set, a backtest with every trade, and live automation through your own broker.

Key points

Agenticks connects research, building, testing, and operational handoff into one workspace.
The workflow is not prescriptive. Traders use the tools that fit their process.
AlgoAgent builds the strategy and you read the results afterward.
AlgoAgent serves traders who use TradingView and PineScript.
Terminal, stock research and Portfolio Monitor cover the daily market and the holdings you already have.

Frequently asked questions

What workflow does Agenticks support?

Agenticks supports a research-to-execution workflow: market awareness, strategy building, backtesting, indicator generation, and operational handoff. Traders use the tools that fit their specific process.

Does Agenticks automate trading for me?

Yes, on the Agent plan. A strategy you have built and approved places its own orders at your connected broker and runs on Agenticks servers, so it keeps going when your computer is off. You pick the account, sizing and limits, and nothing trades until you arm it.

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This content is for educational purposes only. Agenticks is a tools platform. Trading involves risk, including possible loss of capital.

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