The best backtest engine for non-coders and quant beginners (probably).
This repository also configures its own agents. See what lo2cin4bt tells them →
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Repo-local acceptance skill for lo2cin4bt. Use when checking whether a deliverable satisfies the user request, repo contracts, skills, public/GitHub boundary, tests, stale docs, forbidden paths, and no-trading-advice disclaimers.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Repo-local backtesting skill for lo2cin4bt. Use when running or troubleshooting local strategyrun, Parameter Matrix, WFA, rolling validation, Run Center discovery, frontend startup, payload refresh, screenshots, or generated artifacts.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Repo-local performance analysis skill for lo2cin4bt. Use when explaining generated metrics, equity curves, drawdowns, trades, rebalances, costs, slippage, benchmarks, Parameter Matrix, WFA, missing fields, and claims that require independent quantitative risk review.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Repo-local PM routing skill for lo2cin4bt. Use when ProjectManager must classify a request, assign one lo2cin4btWorkAgent, select the required task skills, enforce the current runtime architecture and safety boundaries, and identify out-of-scope work.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Repo-local strategy builder skill for lo2cin4bt. Use when converting plain-language strategy ideas into supported, needs-clarification, or unsupported verdicts, and when drafting strategy run or WFA configs from Strategy Building Blocks.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Repo-local teaching skill for lo2cin4bt. Use when explaining setup, AI usage, repo structure, frontend pages, metrics, README, Lecture Skill, AI Manual Skill, terminology, or beginner next steps from repo evidence only.
Skill Codex
Operate, teach, and troubleshoot the lo2cin4bt quantitative research/backtesting repo. Use when Codex needs to install or launch lo2cin4bt, create or review strategy run or WFA configs, run local backtests, Parameter Matrix, WFA or rolling validation, explain frontend metrics/artifacts/AI-readable packs, or recover…
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