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ATI in one sentence

ATI is the engine behind Trinigence that translates trading intent into executable strategy logic. It bridges the gap between:
  • what a trader means
  • and what a strategy engine can run

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What ATI produces

When you submit a trading idea, ATI can produce:
  • a structured strategy definition (market, timeframe, direction)
  • entry logic and exit logic
  • risk rules (TP/SL, sizing assumptions when needed)
  • schedules and filters (when specified)
  • a backtest-ready configuration
ATI’s output is designed to be deterministic and backtestable.

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What ATI understands

ATI is optimized for rule-based ideas such as:
  • indicator logic (crosses, thresholds, trends)
  • multi-condition entries and exits
  • filters (trend, volatility, sessions, weekdays)
  • risk rules (TP/SL, sizing intent, exposure intent)
Examples: 
Go long when MACD crosses up and Supertrend flips bullish.
Exit with TP 6% and SL 1%.
Trade only Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri.

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What ATI fills automatically

ATI can infer and complete missing details such as:
  • default indicator parameters (when standard)
  • missing but required structural parts (e.g., a missing exit)
  • safe assumptions (explicitly surfaced)

What Trinigence fills automatically

See common auto-filled strategy details.

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What ATI does not do

ATI does not:
  • predict the market
  • guarantee profitability
  • “force” a strategy to work
  • hide assumptions
It transforms intent into logic - and shows the output clearly.

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How to get the best results

  • write your idea clearly (even if informal)
  • include timeframe and market
  • state long/short intent
  • define exits (TP/SL or logic)
  • add schedules only if they matter

Best practices

See the recommended input patterns.
ATI doesn’t replace trading judgment.
It replaces the translation layer.