Step 1: Create your strategy

Creating a strategy on VibeTrading.dev starts with natural language. You describe what you want to trade, how you want to trade it, and the platform converts your intent into a structured, AI-powered strategy.

This step is about turning your natural-language idea into a working strategy definition.


1.1 Describe Your Trading Idea

Go to the IDE and type a short prompt describing what you want:

Examples:

  • “Grid trade ETH with small spacing and low leverage.”

  • “A BTC trend-following strategy based on ATR.”

  • “A mean-reversion strategy that buys dips and sells rebounds.”

Your prompt can be simple (“grid for ETH”) or detailed (“5-layer grid, 0.4% spacing, 2x leverage”).

The system will automatically:

  • interpret your intent

  • generate a high-level trading plan

  • call internal tools and available market data if needed

  • construct the agent metadata (trading asset, risk level, tags, etc)

  • generate strategy code that agent will run


1.2 Review the Generated Strategy

After submitting your prompt, the IDE will generate a Strategy Summary that includes:

  • the core trading idea

  • how entries/exits are decided

  • risk assumptions

  • execution style

  • required parameters (e.g., grid spacing, leverage, thresholds)

If the logic isn’t what you want, simply tell the IDE:

  • “Trade less frequently.”

  • “Use wider spacing.”

  • “Add a safety stop.”

  • “Be delta-neutral at all times.”

The system updates the logic instantly.


1.3 Adjust Key Parameters

Every strategy includes a few parameters you can customize before running a backtest:

Common examples:

  • Trading pair (e.g., ETH, BTC, SOL)

  • Position size / capital allocation

  • Leverage

  • Signal frequency

  • Thresholds for entry/exit

  • Stop-loss or take-profit levels

You can edit parameters directly or use natural language:

  • “Reduce leverage to 2x.”

  • “Use 0.5% grid spacing.”

  • “Add a trailing stop.”

  • “Make the strategy less aggressive.”

This is the quickest way to shape the strategy into what you want.

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