SahanAI sleeves

The kill switch stops new orders at once; positions stay open and are still managed unless you also ask to close them. Allowing orders again lifts it. Both are signed here and sent to the core host, which applies them: "sent" means sent, and the state below is what the hosts report. A host with no signing key cannot be released from here (use its console).

Around an FOMC decision, a CPI release or the jobs report a host started with the events calendar refuses new positions (positions already open are still managed). These are the next ones in the calendar file.

Pause stops a sleeve opening new positions; what it holds is still managed (profit target, stop, time, expiry), and it stays paused until you resume it. Resume lifts a pause you set, or one that waits for a person (the drawdown limit, the broker refusing orders, orders that do not fill). A day's or week's loss limit, a flatten in progress, and positions held past expiry are not lifted from here. The core host decides again when it receives the command, and nothing is kept for later: if it is not heard from, nothing can be sent.

Close (on a position under its sleeve) sends the closing order now at the sleeve's usual closing limit, as your decision; it is the same order a stop would send, not a price you choose. Tick the box to also pause the sleeve once the close is sent, so that it does not open the same thing again.

Skip next entry makes a strategy sleeve decline the next entry its strategy decides to take, once: nothing is sent, and the strategy counts that entry as taken for its own limits (so it does not simply decide the same thing again a second later). It waits until that entry comes; Cancel skip takes it back.

No sleeve is reporting. Start a core host with --nats.

Change a strategy sleeve's profit target and stop while it runs. The percentages are as in a strategy: the target is a percent of the most one package can make, the stop a percent of the most it can lose (more than 0, at most 100). A change applies to the positions the sleeve already holds as well as new ones, so a target below a position's present profit, or a stop above its present loss, closes it at the next snapshot. A stop you set replaces both of the strategy's stops. It is forgotten when the host restarts. Leave a box empty to keep that one as it is.

Accepted means the core host took the command and the sleeve acts at its next snapshot (about a second); its state above then changes. Refused says why. A command the host does not answer is shown as unanswered.