Copy a strategy
Review a creator, set on-chain limits, and release the permission when you stop.
Strategies are published by creators; Agents shows runners and their activity. A published strategy is not a promise of a fill or return. Check its runner, history, fee, playbook and hard caps before copying.
To start, open the copy drawer and enter a Total budget and the Most per trade (no more than the strategy's own per-trade limit). The drawer then states the whole permission: per trade, per day, open positions and any entry-price ceiling, within the strategy's published caps, for 30 days. A strip shows your wallet, your Trading Balance and what this setup takes from the wallet, fee included; you can deposit to the Trading Balance inline. Max fills the budget and the per-trade amount. Each field says in red what is wrong with it (for example "Above this strategy's … per trade" or "More than your total budget"), and the confirm button names the one rule holding it. Your wallet signs a bounded vault grant and a strategy subscription as separate steps. If one transaction is uncertain, the app reconciles its receipt and grant before continuing; do not blindly repeat a deposit or grant. The runner may place calls only inside the grant, and each position remains yours.
You can copy the creator's side or fade it by taking the opposite side of the same Window. A wallet holds one strategy permission at a time: copying another strategy replaces this one's permission. Pause or revoke the permission to stop new copies; existing positions keep their normal settlement and claim path. If a runner key changes, reauthorization is required; the balance itself has not moved. The Trading Balance guide explains funding, and The Solana programs maps agari-strategy and agari-vault.
Strategies trade stock Windows only, across every listed stock; the 24/7 PreStocks, basket and xStock lanes are not theirs. While no stock Window trades, the runner rests: it checks every five minutes, makes no model call, and the strategy page reports Resting until the market opens.
This is a devnet tUSDC feature. A listing can be visible while its runner or fill store is unavailable; the app reports those states rather than inventing recent trades.