> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.trinigence.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# What ATI Does

> How ATI (Artificial Trading Intelligence) turns your idea into a complete strategy and backtest.

## 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

<Info>
  ATI’s output is designed to be deterministic and backtestable.
</Info>

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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:

```text theme={null}
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)

<Card title="What Trinigence fills automatically" icon="robot" href="/writing-ideas/what-trinigence-fills-automatically" horizontal>
  See common auto-filled strategy details.
</Card>

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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

<Card title="Best practices" icon="check" href="/ati/best-practices" horizontal>
  See the recommended input patterns.
</Card>

<Note>
  ATI doesn’t replace trading judgment.\
  It replaces the translation layer.
</Note>