Autopilot
Run Warren on a schedule: watch-and-report by default, autonomous execution only if you deliberately arm it.
Autopilot runs Warren unattended on a timer, so it can watch the market while you are away and tell you what changed. Its behavior is not a matter of trust or a well-worded prompt: it is enforced by a tool-call gate in code.
Two modes
| Mode | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Watch and report (default) | On each scheduled run, Warren scans and messages you (regime shifts, opportunities, risks) via Telegram or in-app. It is hard-blocked from trading: only read-and-analyze actions pass; anything that would move money or change state is vetoed. The gate is deny-by-default, so even a tool it has never seen before is refused, not allowed. |
| Autonomous execution (opt-in) | A deliberate, deploy-time arming lets an unattended run also act on your rules, still behind the same pre-trade safety review, leverage cap, and paper-versus-live control from Intelligent Execution. Off unless you switch it on; nothing ever trades unsupervised by accident. |
In the default mode Warren observes and reports, and nothing it does can touch your capital. Autonomous execution is the sole exception, and it is never on by accident.
The autopilot gate, per action
Why the gate is trustworthy
The "this run is unattended" flag is set only by Warren's own internal scheduler and never from a message or request, so a crafted input cannot trick the agent into believing it is supervised, and tool aliasing cannot smuggle a state-changing action past the gate.
Where to go next
Strategy Marketplace
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Why Regime
No single strategy wins in every market: Warren's durable edge is matching behavior to the market's current state and abstaining when that state cannot be read honestly.