ProductAdvisors: Agent that cuts what it measures

ProductAdvisors is a four-sleeve autonomous trading agent on one Alpaca paper account (PA3TPECBLC29, $100,000 from 28 August 2026). Every entry, exit, size and stop is deterministic math. An LLM never places an order. SIXFOLD (75%) buys quality names from a six-lens fundamental score. A three-model Advisory Council on our self-hosted Dell4 cluster then votes in parallel: dell4-finance (Fin-R1 7B), dell4-chat (Qwen3.6-35B MoE), dell4-qwen38 (Qwen3.8-27B). Two of three must APPROVE. They can only veto; they cannot pick a ticker, set size, or submit to Alpaca. If fewer than two respond, the quantitative signal proceeds. Exits never wait for a vote. CSP (15%) sells cash-secured puts. Quotes come from the official Alpaca MCP server; a contract it cannot quote is never priced. Pendulum (5%) is TLT mean reversion using the same decide() live and in backtest. Vampire (5%) is a QQQ/TQQQ micro-scalper: retired on day 5 after the broker ledger showed −$663 over 10,470 fills while the engine claimed a profit, then re-admitted on day 7 behind an LLM regime gate. dell4-chat labels the last 30 one-minute bars every 15 minutes; new lots open only in chop. A missing, stale, or unparseable verdict closes entries. Exits never wait. A narrator (dell4-chat) writes session prose after the fact; a failed narration costs a paragraph, not a trade. Risk is independent of the models: 5% per trade, 10% per position, $5,000 cash floor, a 2% daily-loss breaker that a restart cannot re-arm, fills polled to a terminal state, and a watchdog that reads the broker every 20 seconds. As of 3 September 2026, 15:25 ET the paper book was $100,552 (+$552). A 30-day bars-only replay of this allocation reached $101,085. We do not claim the dashed CSP extrapolation as official P&L. Judges should score the paper account. Live dashboard: http://44.202.110.127:8501/ Repo: https://github.com/mihai-satmarean/alpaca-trading-agents Team: Frank Villavicencio, Mihai Satmarean, Tashi, Vibhuti Singh