24 cTrader AI prompts that read your indicators and manage the trade

Three of the 24, in full

P01 The session rules

One prompt that makes every later prompt safer: an account check, a risk cap, verified fills.

Using the cTrader local MCP server, set up this trading session before anything else.
1. Call get_balance and tell me the broker, the account currency, balance and equity. get_balance does not say whether the account is a demo, so ask me, and make no trading call until I have answered in words.
2. From now until I say "end session", apply these rules to every request: risk at most 1 % of equity per trade (stop distance x pip value x volume), and if even the smallest volume would risk more, say so and place nothing; at most 2 open positions; never move a stop loss away from the price; never open a trade when the spread is more than 15 % of the stop distance; every price you use comes from a tool call in this session, never from memory or a web search.
3. After every trading call, read get_positions or get_pending_orders again and show the stored entry, stop and target next to what you intended. If they differ, say so first.
4. Reply "Session rules active" and the rules in four lines.

P04 Signal to exact order

Claude turns Flintridge's drawn entry, stop and target into a correctly sized order.

Using the cTrader local MCP server, on the active XAUUSD H1 chart that carries Flintridge Trader Pro:
1. Read output 3 (Signal) with count 150 and find the most recent non-zero value: its side (+1 buy, -1 sell) and how many bars ago it printed.
2. Read outputs 1 (Entry line), 2 (SL line) and 0 (TP1 line) with count 1. If any of them errors, the plan is no longer drawn: stop and tell me.
3. Get the live quote (get_spot_prices) and the symbol details (pipSize, lotSize, minVolume, volumeStep).
4. Check: the signal is at most 3 bars old; price has not already covered more than 30 % of the way from Entry to TP1; the spread is under 15 % of the stop distance. If a check fails, say which and stop.
5. Size the trade to risk 1 % of equity on the distance from the current price to the SL line, rounded down to the volume step.
6. Place a market order on the signal's side with stopLossPips and takeProfitPips converted from the SL and TP1 prices at the current price, label "flintridge-ai".
7. Re-read get_positions and show the entry, stop and target next to Flintridge's lines, with the difference in pips.

P07 Trailing-stop pilot

cTrader's AI flows have no trailing stop; this loop trails yours along Hyper Trend's own Trailing SL.

/loop 5m Using the cTrader local MCP server: for my open XAUUSD position (label flintridge-ai, or the single XAUUSD position), read Hyper Trend PRO output 6 (Trailing SL) with count 1 on the active XAUUSD chart. If it errors, change nothing. If it is a valid stop (below the bid for a buy, above the ask for a sell, at least 1.5 x the spread away) and it is better than the current stop (higher for a buy, lower for a sell), move the stop loss there with amend_position and keep the take profit exactly as it is. Never move the stop backwards. Report the old stop, the new stop and the pips now locked.

All 24 prompts

1. P01 The session rules: One prompt that makes every later prompt safer: an account check, a risk cap, verified fills.
2. P02 Indicator X-ray: Turns three paid indicators into a plain-English state card Claude can reason with.
3. P03 Build the AI indicator desk: Claude opens the chart, loads all three indicators and saves the layout in one go.
4. P04 Signal to exact order: Claude turns Flintridge's drawn entry, stop and target into a correctly sized order.
5. P05 Don't chase: the pullback order: When price already ran, Claude parks a limit order on Flintridge's entry instead of chasing.
6. P06 The trend gate: Claude refuses any trade against Hyper Trend's SuperTrend and tells you how old the trend is.
7. P07 Trailing-stop pilot: cTrader's AI flows have no trailing stop; this loop trails yours along Hyper Trend's own Trailing SL.
8. P08 Flip exit: Closes the trade the moment Hyper Trend's trend turns against it.
9. P09 A-grade entry filter: Claude trades only fresh A or B grade plans that agree with Power House's own trend ribbon.
10. P10 The profit ladder: Scales out at Power House's TP1 and TP2, moves the stop up behind you, exits on its plan end.
11. P11 What happened to the last 10 signals: Reads the chart's own history of plans and how each one ended, graded A to C.
12. P12 The three-indicator vote: Trades only when Flintridge, Hyper Trend and Power House all point the same way.
13. P13 Multi-timeframe consensus: Claude reads Hyper Trend on H4, H1 and M15 and sets the one direction you may trade.
14. P14 Fresh-signal scanner: Scans six markets with Power House and ranks the freshest live plans.
15. P15 Five-point pre-flight: Session, news, spread, margin and rules checked before the order is allowed to leave.
16. P16 Draw it before you trade it: The plan appears on the chart as a risk-reward block, and nothing is sent until you say go.
17. P17 Risk-exact position size: The size worked out in the open, from the indicator's stop, with the margin it needs.
18. P18 Break-even at 1R: Moves every stop to entry once the trade is one risk unit in profit, once, never backwards.
19. P19 The time stop: Closes trades that go nowhere, so the risk is free for the next signal.
20. P20 Alerts on the indicator's levels: Puts cTrader price alerts on Power House's targets and stop, each telling you what to do.
21. P21 Flatten with a reason: One prompt to stop everything, proven empty afterwards and logged on screen.
22. P22 The indicator journal: Claude writes today's journal to a file, with what each indicator said at entry and exit.
23. P23 Rule-break audit: Grades the session against your own rules and names the one habit to fix.
24. P24 End-of-day handover: Saves the desk, cleans up and writes three lines for tomorrow from the indicators.