Every setup gets scored on six objective conditions before you’re allowed to care about it. Entry and invalidation publish together — you can’t take the trade without knowing where you’re wrong. Then it tells you whether your target is even reachable today, and which strike gives you that move without low delta eating it.

On days with nothing, it says nothing. That’s the product.

“What’s the win rate?” — I won’t give you one, and be suspicious of anyone who does. An A+ can lose. The grade is a structural score, not a probability. What it removes is the trade you took because you were bored. Check your last red week. That’s where the damage was.

“I have indicators already.” — Then you know more signals didn’t help. This adds a gate, not a signal.

“Can’t I draw these myself?” — You can’t objectively score your own level at 9:45 when you want it to work. The engine doesn’t want the trade to work. That’s the advantage.

“What if it goes quiet?” — It will. Zero trades on a dead session is a successful session.

Don’t trust it. Test it. Run it on replay, log the grades.

You don’t need another edge. You need to stop giving back the ones you find.