Rules that run themselves. Approvals that do not.
Autopilot works a strategy the way you wrote it, without the boredom and without the 3am improvisation. What it never does is execute on its own.
Every order a persona proposes stops at a human gate. That gate is architectural, not a preference โ there is no setting that lets a persona place an order by itself.
How a persona works
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Pick a persona
Each carries an explicit thesis about when it acts and when it sits out.
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Set the dial
One risk dial governs sizing. Move it and the arithmetic changes in front of you.
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Watch it in paper
It runs against live prices on simulated capital for as long as you want.
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Approve, or do not
Nothing routes without a person. The gate is not a setting you can switch off.
Run one in simulation
Every desk starts on paper. Autopilot is available there from day one.