KRYPTA: Prove the Trade Before You Place It

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Created by team STRONG on August 29, 2026
Options Alpha Agents

KRYPTA is an evidence-first AI options trading system. Instead of one model making a call, it runs two separate AI agents with opposing jobs. A Thesis Builder constructs a structured hypothesis, grounded only in verified market and options data pulled live from Alpaca. A Risk Critic then independently tries to tear that exact thesis apart, checking it against the same data for contradictions, weak evidence, or genuine liquidity concerns. Neither one can execute anything. Every calculated number, strike price, net debit, max profit, max loss, breakeven, comes from deterministic code, never from the AI. The AI only interprets data it is explicitly given, through a strict JSON schema, never free text. If real data is not available, KRYPTA says so directly instead of filling the gap with a plausible looking number. The result of an analysis lands on EXECUTE, WAIT, or REJECT. A deterministic Risk Gate checks the trade against real account status, buying power, and the user's own chosen risk boundary before anything reaches a human. REJECT reflects a hard constraint and cannot be overridden. WAIT reflects the AI critic's judgment and can be overridden, but only after the user reads and explicitly acknowledges the specific concern raised. Nothing places without a final, explicit human approval, and every order that does place is a real multi-leg options order sent to Alpaca's paper trading API. Built with Alpaca's Trading API and official MCP server, both genuinely integrated and proven working end to end, alongside real options trading through defined-risk debit spreads. Every order, filled or not, is pulled live from Alpaca into a Trade History that reconstructs the original thesis, evidence, and risk checks behind it, so every decision stays auditable, not just the ones that turned into trades. Built solo, from an Android phone, in Nigeria, entirely in the paper trading environment. No real funds are ever at risk.

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