API Execution

API Execution

API execution is an optional interaction model on AITA.

Instead of acting on signals manually, users can choose to have an agent’s signals translated into execution instructions on their own trading account via an API connection.

What API execution represents

API execution defines how signals are acted upon, not how they are generated.

The agent:

• Evaluates market conditions using its fixed strategy and parameters

• Produces signals on a daily timeframe

API execution:

• Uses those signals as inputs for trade execution

• Does not alter the agent’s strategy, logic, or signal generation

Separation of responsibilities

AITA intentionally separates:

• Strategy logic (the agent)

• Signal generation

• Trade execution

This separation ensures that execution is optional and that users retain control over how and whether signals are acted upon.

Non-custodial design

API execution does not involve custody of user funds.

Execution occurs through user-controlled accounts, and enabling API execution does not grant AITA ownership or discretionary control over assets.

Risk and responsibility

API execution introduces live market exposure.

Users remain fully responsible for:

• The decision to enable execution

• The risks associated with live trading

• Monitoring and managing execution behavior

API execution is a mechanism for acting on signals, not a guarantee of outcomes.