What problem does it solve? Running an autonomous trading desk in production requires solving operational problems that experiments ignore: keeping the API key out of plain text, avoiding unnecessary taker fees, proving a strategy on paper before real money, demoting strategies that stop working, and giving a human a dashboard and alerts to supervise it all. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Secrets Management: Resolve the Hyperliquid API key from the environment, a secrets-manager command (1Password, AWS, GCP, Azure, Vault, Doppler), or a locked-down file, without ever exposing the value. - Maker-First Execution & Fee Tuning: Send post-only orders with taker fallback, read real fees from userFees, and let the execution-stats controller tune maker offset and wait per market from measured fill rates. - Strategy Lifecycle Gates: Enforce a paper-record gate before going live, run weekly walk-forward re-reviews with automatic demotion, and check pairwise correlation before raising any strategy's share. - Risk Ladder & Liquidity Check: Shrink size automatically as drawdown crosses configured rungs, and defer entries when resting book depth is too thin for the intended notional. - Use Case: Before promoting a strategy to mainnet, run the paper-record script to confirm its testnet results match the backtest, check the correlation report, then read the dashboard and alerts weekly to supervise it. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to walk through the operator checklist for taking the desk from testnet to mainnet, starting with verifying the key source via a dry-run send.