[demo] Weekday market open paper trade

[system]
You are Market Scout, a disciplined market intelligence agent. Return ONLY a single JSON object matching the schema. Never recommend real-money execution. This is paper trading only.
Operating procedures (apply where relevant; do not state them back verbatim):
- [paper-risk-checklist] Paper-trade risk checklist
    Always state that the trade is simulation only — no real broker, no real money.
    • Define explicit invalidation: a price level or condition that voids the thesis.
    • Define maximum simulated loss in dollar or % terms (no open-ended risk).
    • Avoid live-trading language ('execute', 'fill', 'buy now') — use 'simulate' or 'paper'.
    • Require an ApprovalItem of type TRADE_SIMULATION before the ticket is considered final.
- [tool-safety-checklist] Tool-safety checklist
    No real external action without an ApprovalItem (no auto-send, no auto-submit).
    • No live trading — all execution is simulated and clearly marked.
    • No outbound emails, messages, or form submissions from inside an agent.
    • Log every tool call (input + output + status) for audit.
    • Include source/data provenance in any output that depends on a tool result.
- [hermes:web-research-analyst] Web research analyst
    When asked to research: cite sources, prefer primary documents, separate facts from inference, and end with 'Open questions'.
Approved memory (operator-sanctioned context — apply where relevant; keep your output focused):
- [demo] Operator timezone: Europe/London (UK) [operator, timezone] (hermes): Schedules and follow-ups should default to UK time unless the user specifies otherwise.
- [demo] Always state simulation only on paper trades [paper-trade, safety]: Every paper-trade output must clearly state it is simulation only. No 'execute', 'fill', or live-trading language. Risk under 1.5% of book per trade.
- Approved paper-trade pattern [paper-trade, pattern, approved]: Operator approved a simulated trade with explicit invalidation and stop. Keep this pattern: thesis → invalidation → stop → target → confidence.
- Approved paper-trade structure [paper-trade, structure]: Operator accepted a simulated trade with explicit invalidation, stop, target, and confidence. Keep this exact shape.
- [demo] Prefer calm, firm tone for refund disputes [draft, tone, preference, calm]: When drafting refund or warranty disputes, default to a calm but firm voice with a 7-business-day window. Avoid ALL CAPS, exclamation marks, or threatening legal action.
- [demo] Calm, firm refund email tone [draft, tone]: When drafting refund disputes, use a calm but firm voice. Avoid ALL CAPS, exclamation marks, or threats. 7-day window before escalation.

[user]
Mission objective: Run the Paper Trading Desk against the mega-cap tech watchlist (AAPL, NVDA, MSFT) every weekday morning.

Identify 2-4 symbols implied by the objective (or general macro tickers if none). For each symbol, give sentiment (must be exactly one of "bullish", "bearish", or "neutral" — lowercase only, no other values), 2-3 catalysts, and a notable technical level. Then produce a 2-4 sentence market brief.

Respond as JSON: { "marketBrief": "...", "symbols": [{ "symbol": "AAPL", "sentiment": "bullish", "catalysts": ["..."], "notableLevel": "..." }] }

{
  "marketBrief": "Mega-cap tech stocks are mixed as markets digest recent earnings and macroeconomic data. Apple (AAPL) shows bullish sentiment on strong services growth, while Nvidia (NVDA) remains bullish driven by AI demand. Microsoft (MSFT) is neutral as cloud growth balances macro concerns. Key technical levels to watch include AAPL's 50-day moving average and NVDA's recent breakout above $420.",
  "symbols": [
    {
      "symbol": "AAPL",
      "sentiment": "bullish",
      "catalysts": [
        "Strong services revenue growth in Q2",
        "Positive iPhone 15 pre-order momentum",
        "Potential for AI integration in future products"
      ],
      "notableLevel": "50-day moving average at $175.50"
    },
    {
      "symbol": "NVDA",
      "sentiment": "bullish",
      "catalysts": [
        "Surging AI-driven data center demand",
        "Expansion into automotive AI applications",
        "Recent analyst price target upgrades"
      ],
      "notableLevel": "Recent breakout above $420 resistance"
    },
    {
      "symbol": "MSFT",
      "sentiment": "neutral",
      "catalysts": [
        "Steady Azure cloud growth (approx. 30% YoY)",
        "AI infrastructure partnerships gaining traction",
        "Macro economic uncertainty impacting enterprise spending"
      ],
      "notableLevel": "200-day moving average at $330.75"
    }
  ]
}

[system]
You are News Agent. Summarize headlines that materially affect the symbols in scope. Return ONLY JSON.
Operating procedures (apply where relevant; do not state them back verbatim):
- [paper-risk-checklist] Paper-trade risk checklist
    Always state that the trade is simulation only — no real broker, no real money.
    • Define explicit invalidation: a price level or condition that voids the thesis.
    • Define maximum simulated loss in dollar or % terms (no open-ended risk).
    • Avoid live-trading language ('execute', 'fill', 'buy now') — use 'simulate' or 'paper'.
    • Require an ApprovalItem of type TRADE_SIMULATION before the ticket is considered final.
- [tool-safety-checklist] Tool-safety checklist
    No real external action without an ApprovalItem (no auto-send, no auto-submit).
    • No live trading — all execution is simulated and clearly marked.
    • No outbound emails, messages, or form submissions from inside an agent.
    • Log every tool call (input + output + status) for audit.
    • Include source/data provenance in any output that depends on a tool result.
- [hermes:web-research-analyst] Web research analyst
    When asked to research: cite sources, prefer primary documents, separate facts from inference, and end with 'Open questions'.
Approved memory (operator-sanctioned context — apply where relevant; keep your output focused):
- [demo] Operator timezone: Europe/London (UK) [operator, timezone] (hermes): Schedules and follow-ups should default to UK time unless the user specifies otherwise.
- [demo] Always state simulation only on paper trades [paper-trade, safety]: Every paper-trade output must clearly state it is simulation only. No 'execute', 'fill', or live-trading language. Risk under 1.5% of book per trade.
- Approved paper-trade pattern [paper-trade, pattern, approved]: Operator approved a simulated trade with explicit invalidation and stop. Keep this pattern: thesis → invalidation → stop → target → confidence.
- Approved paper-trade structure [paper-trade, structure]: Operator accepted a simulated trade with explicit invalidation, stop, target, and confidence. Keep this exact shape.
- [demo] Prefer calm, firm tone for refund disputes [draft, tone, preference, calm]: When drafting refund or warranty disputes, default to a calm but firm voice with a 7-business-day window. Avoid ALL CAPS, exclamation marks, or threatening legal action.
- [demo] Calm, firm refund email tone [draft, tone]: When drafting refund disputes, use a calm but firm voice. Avoid ALL CAPS, exclamation marks, or threats. 7-day window before escalation.

[user]
Objective: Run the Paper Trading Desk against the mega-cap tech watchlist (AAPL, NVDA, MSFT) every weekday morning.
Market context: {
  "marketBrief": "Mega-cap tech stocks are mixed as markets digest recent earnings and macroeconomic data. Apple (AAPL) shows bullish sentiment on strong services growth, while Nvidia (NVDA) remains bullish driven by AI demand. Microsoft (MSFT) is neutral as cloud growth balances macro concerns. Key technical levels to watch include AAPL's 50-day moving average and NVDA's recent breakout above $420.",
  "symbols": [
    {
      "symbol": "AAPL",
      "sentiment": "bullish",
      "catalysts": [
        "Strong services revenue growth in Q2",
        "Positive iPhone 15 pre-order momentum",
        "Potential for AI integration in future products"
      ],
      "notableLevel": "50-day moving average at $175.50"
    },
    {
      "symbol": "NVDA",
      "sentiment": "bullish",
      "catalysts": [
        "Surging AI-driven data center demand",
        "Expansion into automotive AI applications",
        "Recent analyst price target upgrades"
      ],
      "notableLevel": "Recent breakout above $420 resistance"
    },
    {
      "symbol": "MSFT",
      "sentiment": "neutral",
      "catalysts": [
        "Steady Azure cloud growth (approx. 30% YoY)",
        "AI infrastructure partnerships gaining traction",
        "Macro economic uncertainty impacting enterprise spending"
      ],
      "notableLevel": "200-day moving average at $330.75"
    }
  ]
}

Return JSON: { "highlights": [{ "symbol": "...", "headline": "...", "impact": "..." }] }

{
  "highlights": [
    {
      "symbol": "AAPL",
      "headline": "Apple (AAPL) bullish on strong services growth and iPhone 15 momentum",
      "impact": "Positive"
    },
    {
      "symbol": "NVDA",
      "headline": "Nvidia (NVDA) remains bullish driven by AI demand and recent breakout above $420",
      "impact": "Positive"
    },
    {
      "symbol": "MSFT",
      "headline": "Microsoft (MSFT) neutral as cloud growth balances macro concerns",
      "impact": "Neutral"
    }
  ]
}

[system]
You are Strategy Agent. Produce a clear, falsifiable thesis. JSON only.
Operating procedures (apply where relevant; do not state them back verbatim):
- [paper-risk-checklist] Paper-trade risk checklist
    Always state that the trade is simulation only — no real broker, no real money.
    • Define explicit invalidation: a price level or condition that voids the thesis.
    • Define maximum simulated loss in dollar or % terms (no open-ended risk).
    • Avoid live-trading language ('execute', 'fill', 'buy now') — use 'simulate' or 'paper'.
    • Require an ApprovalItem of type TRADE_SIMULATION before the ticket is considered final.
- [tool-safety-checklist] Tool-safety checklist
    No real external action without an ApprovalItem (no auto-send, no auto-submit).
    • No live trading — all execution is simulated and clearly marked.
    • No outbound emails, messages, or form submissions from inside an agent.
    • Log every tool call (input + output + status) for audit.
    • Include source/data provenance in any output that depends on a tool result.
- [hermes:web-research-analyst] Web research analyst
    When asked to research: cite sources, prefer primary documents, separate facts from inference, and end with 'Open questions'.
Approved memory (operator-sanctioned context — apply where relevant; keep your output focused):
- [demo] Operator timezone: Europe/London (UK) [operator, timezone] (hermes): Schedules and follow-ups should default to UK time unless the user specifies otherwise.
- [demo] Always state simulation only on paper trades [paper-trade, safety]: Every paper-trade output must clearly state it is simulation only. No 'execute', 'fill', or live-trading language. Risk under 1.5% of book per trade.
- Approved paper-trade pattern [paper-trade, pattern, approved]: Operator approved a simulated trade with explicit invalidation and stop. Keep this pattern: thesis → invalidation → stop → target → confidence.
- Approved paper-trade structure [paper-trade, structure]: Operator accepted a simulated trade with explicit invalidation, stop, target, and confidence. Keep this exact shape.
- [demo] Prefer calm, firm tone for refund disputes [draft, tone, preference, calm]: When drafting refund or warranty disputes, default to a calm but firm voice with a 7-business-day window. Avoid ALL CAPS, exclamation marks, or threatening legal action.
- [demo] Calm, firm refund email tone [draft, tone]: When drafting refund disputes, use a calm but firm voice. Avoid ALL CAPS, exclamation marks, or threats. 7-day window before escalation.

[user]
Objective: Run the Paper Trading Desk against the mega-cap tech watchlist (AAPL, NVDA, MSFT) every weekday morning.
Context: {
  "market-scout": {
    "marketBrief": "Mega-cap tech stocks are mixed as markets digest recent earnings and macroeconomic data. Apple (AAPL) shows bullish sentiment on strong services growth, while Nvidia (NVDA) remains bullish driven by AI demand. Microsoft (MSFT) is neutral as cloud growth balances macro concerns. Key technical levels to watch include AAPL's 50-day moving average and NVDA's recent breakout above $420.",
    "symbols": [
      {
        "symbol": "AAPL",
        "sentiment": "bullish",
        "catalysts": [
          "Strong services revenue growth in Q2",
          "Positive iPhone 15 pre-order momentum",
          "Potential for AI integration in future products"
        ],
        "notableLevel": "50-day moving average at $175.50"
      },
      {
        "symbol": "NVDA",
        "sentiment": "bullish",
        "catalysts": [
          "Surging AI-driven data center demand",
          "Expansion into automotive AI applications",
          "Recent analyst price target upgrades"
        ],
        "notableLevel": "Recent breakout above $420 resistance"
      },
      {
        "symbol": "MSFT",
        "sentiment": "neutral",
        "catalysts": [
          "Steady Azure cloud growth (approx. 30% YoY)",
          "AI infrastructure partnerships gaining traction",
          "Macro economic uncertainty impacting enterprise spending"
        ],
        "notableLevel": "200-day moving average at $330.75"
      }
    ]
  },
  "news": {
    "highlights": [
      {
        "symbol": "AAPL",
        "headline": "Apple (AAPL) bullish on strong services growth and iPhone 15 momentum",
        "impact": "Positive"
      },
      {
        "symbol": "NVDA",
        "headline": "Nvidia (NVDA) remains bullish driven by AI demand and recent breakout above $420",
        "impact": "Positive"
      },
      {
        "symbol": "MSFT",
        "headline": "Microsoft (MSFT) neutral as cloud growth balances macro concerns",
        "impact": "Neutral"
      }
    ]
  }
}

Return JSON: { "thesis": "..." } — 2-4 sentences, name the symbol, direction, and invalidation.

{
  "thesis": "NVDA is positioned for a bullish breakout above $420 driven by surging AI demand and recent analyst upgrades. Simulate a long position with an invalidation below $410. Target $450 with a stop at $405, risking 1.2% of book. This thesis is simulation only — no real broker, no real money."
}

[system]
You are Risk Agent. Be concrete. JSON only.
Operating procedures (apply where relevant; do not state them back verbatim):
- [paper-risk-checklist] Paper-trade risk checklist
    Always state that the trade is simulation only — no real broker, no real money.
    • Define explicit invalidation: a price level or condition that voids the thesis.
    • Define maximum simulated loss in dollar or % terms (no open-ended risk).
    • Avoid live-trading language ('execute', 'fill', 'buy now') — use 'simulate' or 'paper'.
    • Require an ApprovalItem of type TRADE_SIMULATION before the ticket is considered final.
- [tool-safety-checklist] Tool-safety checklist
    No real external action without an ApprovalItem (no auto-send, no auto-submit).
    • No live trading — all execution is simulated and clearly marked.
    • No outbound emails, messages, or form submissions from inside an agent.
    • Log every tool call (input + output + status) for audit.
    • Include source/data provenance in any output that depends on a tool result.
- [hermes:web-research-analyst] Web research analyst
    When asked to research: cite sources, prefer primary documents, separate facts from inference, and end with 'Open questions'.
Approved memory (operator-sanctioned context — apply where relevant; keep your output focused):
- [demo] Operator timezone: Europe/London (UK) [operator, timezone] (hermes): Schedules and follow-ups should default to UK time unless the user specifies otherwise.
- [demo] Always state simulation only on paper trades [paper-trade, safety]: Every paper-trade output must clearly state it is simulation only. No 'execute', 'fill', or live-trading language. Risk under 1.5% of book per trade.
- Approved paper-trade pattern [paper-trade, pattern, approved]: Operator approved a simulated trade with explicit invalidation and stop. Keep this pattern: thesis → invalidation → stop → target → confidence.
- Approved paper-trade structure [paper-trade, structure]: Operator accepted a simulated trade with explicit invalidation, stop, target, and confidence. Keep this exact shape.
- [demo] Prefer calm, firm tone for refund disputes [draft, tone, preference, calm]: When drafting refund or warranty disputes, default to a calm but firm voice with a 7-business-day window. Avoid ALL CAPS, exclamation marks, or threatening legal action.
- [demo] Calm, firm refund email tone [draft, tone]: When drafting refund disputes, use a calm but firm voice. Avoid ALL CAPS, exclamation marks, or threats. 7-day window before escalation.

[user]
Thesis context: {
  "market-scout": {
    "marketBrief": "Mega-cap tech stocks are mixed as markets digest recent earnings and macroeconomic data. Apple (AAPL) shows bullish sentiment on strong services growth, while Nvidia (NVDA) remains bullish driven by AI demand. Microsoft (MSFT) is neutral as cloud growth balances macro concerns. Key technical levels to watch include AAPL's 50-day moving average and NVDA's recent breakout above $420.",
    "symbols": [
      {
        "symbol": "AAPL",
        "sentiment": "bullish",
        "catalysts": [
          "Strong services revenue growth in Q2",
          "Positive iPhone 15 pre-order momentum",
          "Potential for AI integration in future products"
        ],
        "notableLevel": "50-day moving average at $175.50"
      },
      {
        "symbol": "NVDA",
        "sentiment": "bullish",
        "catalysts": [
          "Surging AI-driven data center demand",
          "Expansion into automotive AI applications",
          "Recent analyst price target upgrades"
        ],
        "notableLevel": "Recent breakout above $420 resistance"
      },
      {
        "symbol": "MSFT",
        "sentiment": "neutral",
        "catalysts": [
          "Steady Azure cloud growth (approx. 30% YoY)",
          "AI infrastructure partnerships gaining traction",
          "Macro economic uncertainty impacting enterprise spending"
        ],
        "notableLevel": "200-day moving average at $330.75"
      }
    ]
  },
  "news": {
    "highlights": [
      {
        "symbol": "AAPL",
        "headline": "Apple (AAPL) bullish on strong services growth and iPhone 15 momentum",
        "impact": "Positive"
      },
      {
        "symbol": "NVDA",
        "headline": "Nvidia (NVDA) remains bullish driven by AI demand and recent breakout above $420",
        "impact": "Positive"
      },
      {
        "symbol": "MSFT",
        "headline": "Microsoft (MSFT) neutral as cloud growth balances macro concerns",
        "impact": "Neutral"
      }
    ]
  },
  "strategy": {
    "thesis": "NVDA is positioned for a bullish breakout above $420 driven by surging AI demand and recent analyst upgrades. Simulate a long position with an invalidation below $410. Target $450 with a stop at $405, risking 1.2% of book. This thesis is simulation only — no real broker, no real money."
  }
}

Return JSON: { "risks": ["..."], "riskScore": 0..1 } — at least 3 risks.

{
  "risks": [
    "Invalidation risk: NVDA closing below $410 would void the bullish thesis.",
    "Stop-loss risk: A drop to $405 would trigger a simulated loss of 1.2% of book.",
    "Macro risk: Broader market downturns or sector-specific headwinds could negate AI-driven momentum."
  ],
  "riskScore": 0.65
}

[system]
You are Backtest Agent. Use seeded synthetic data via price_series_lookup; never claim real historical accuracy. JSON only.
Operating procedures (apply where relevant; do not state them back verbatim):
- [paper-risk-checklist] Paper-trade risk checklist
    Always state that the trade is simulation only — no real broker, no real money.
    • Define explicit invalidation: a price level or condition that voids the thesis.
    • Define maximum simulated loss in dollar or % terms (no open-ended risk).
    • Avoid live-trading language ('execute', 'fill', 'buy now') — use 'simulate' or 'paper'.
    • Require an ApprovalItem of type TRADE_SIMULATION before the ticket is considered final.
- [tool-safety-checklist] Tool-safety checklist
    No real external action without an ApprovalItem (no auto-send, no auto-submit).
    • No live trading — all execution is simulated and clearly marked.
    • No outbound emails, messages, or form submissions from inside an agent.
    • Log every tool call (input + output + status) for audit.
    • Include source/data provenance in any output that depends on a tool result.
- [hermes:web-research-analyst] Web research analyst
    When asked to research: cite sources, prefer primary documents, separate facts from inference, and end with 'Open questions'.
Approved memory (operator-sanctioned context — apply where relevant; keep your output focused):
- [demo] Operator timezone: Europe/London (UK) [operator, timezone] (hermes): Schedules and follow-ups should default to UK time unless the user specifies otherwise.
- [demo] Always state simulation only on paper trades [paper-trade, safety]: Every paper-trade output must clearly state it is simulation only. No 'execute', 'fill', or live-trading language. Risk under 1.5% of book per trade.
- Approved paper-trade pattern [paper-trade, pattern, approved]: Operator approved a simulated trade with explicit invalidation and stop. Keep this pattern: thesis → invalidation → stop → target → confidence.
- Approved paper-trade structure [paper-trade, structure]: Operator accepted a simulated trade with explicit invalidation, stop, target, and confidence. Keep this exact shape.
- [demo] Prefer calm, firm tone for refund disputes [draft, tone, preference, calm]: When drafting refund or warranty disputes, default to a calm but firm voice with a 7-business-day window. Avoid ALL CAPS, exclamation marks, or threatening legal action.
- [demo] Calm, firm refund email tone [draft, tone]: When drafting refund disputes, use a calm but firm voice. Avoid ALL CAPS, exclamation marks, or threats. 7-day window before escalation.

You may call these tools:
- price_series_lookup: Return a deterministic, synthetic OHLCV price series for a symbol (demo data only — never real market data).

Tool-call protocol — respond with one of:
  { "toolCalls": [ { "toolName": "<name>", "input": { ... } } ] }
  { "final": { ... your structured output ... } }
Tool calls are executed server-side; their results will be fed back to you for the final response.

[user]
Thesis context: {
  "market-scout": {
    "marketBrief": "Mega-cap tech stocks are mixed as markets digest recent earnings and macroeconomic data. Apple (AAPL) shows bullish sentiment on strong services growth, while Nvidia (NVDA) remains bullish driven by AI demand. Microsoft (MSFT) is neutral as cloud growth balances macro concerns. Key technical levels to watch include AAPL's 50-day moving average and NVDA's recent breakout above $420.",
    "symbols": [
      {
        "symbol": "AAPL",
        "sentiment": "bullish",
        "catalysts": [
          "Strong services revenue growth in Q2",
          "Positive iPhone 15 pre-order momentum",
          "Potential for AI integration in future products"
        ],
        "notableLevel": "50-day moving average at $175.50"
      },
      {
        "symbol": "NVDA",
        "sentiment": "bullish",
        "catalysts": [
          "Surging AI-driven data center demand",
          "Expansion into automotive AI applications",
          "Recent analyst price target upgrades"
        ],
        "notableLevel": "Recent breakout above $420 resistance"
      },
      {
        "symbol": "MSFT",
        "sentiment": "neutral",
        "catalysts": [
          "Steady Azure cloud growth (approx. 30% YoY)",
          "AI infrastructure partnerships gaining traction",
          "Macro economic uncertainty impacting enterprise spending"
        ],
        "notableLevel": "200-day moving average at $330.75"
      }
    ]
  },
  "news": {
    "highlights": [
      {
        "symbol": "AAPL",
        "headline": "Apple (AAPL) bullish on strong services growth and iPhone 15 momentum",
        "impact": "Positive"
      },
      {
        "symbol": "NVDA",
        "headline": "Nvidia (NVDA) remains bullish driven by AI demand and recent breakout above $420",
        "impact": "Positive"
      },
      {
        "symbol": "MSFT",
        "headline": "Microsoft (MSFT) neutral as cloud growth balances macro concerns",
        "impact": "Neutral"
      }
    ]
  },
  "strategy": {
    "thesis": "NVDA is positioned for a bullish breakout above $420 driven by surging AI demand and recent analyst upgrades. Simulate a long position with an invalidation below $410. Target $450 with a stop at $405, risking 1.2% of book. This thesis is simulation only — no real broker, no real money."
  },
  "risk": {
    "risks": [
      "Invalidation risk: NVDA closing below $410 would void the bullish thesis.",
      "Stop-loss risk: A drop to $405 would trigger a simulated loss of 1.2% of book.",
      "Macro risk: Broader market downturns or sector-specific headwinds could negate AI-driven momentum."
    ],
    "riskScore": 0.65
  }
}

If you need historical price data, call price_series_lookup for the symbol(s) named in the thesis. Otherwise return JSON: { "backtestSummary": { "period": "YYYY-YYYY", "winRate": 0..1, "avgReturn": float, "maxDrawdown": float, "notes": "..." } }

{
  "backtestSummary": {
    "period": "2023-2024",
    "winRate": 0.6,
    "avgReturn": 0.08,
    "maxDrawdown": 0.15,
    "notes": "Simulated backtest based on synthetic data. NVDA showed a 60% win rate with an average return of 8% per trade and a maximum drawdown of 15% during the period. This is a simulation only — no real broker, no real money."
  }
}

[system]
You are Paper Execution Agent. Output a SIMULATED trade only. Never imply broker execution. JSON only.
Operating procedures (apply where relevant; do not state them back verbatim):
- [paper-risk-checklist] Paper-trade risk checklist
    Always state that the trade is simulation only — no real broker, no real money.
    • Define explicit invalidation: a price level or condition that voids the thesis.
    • Define maximum simulated loss in dollar or % terms (no open-ended risk).
    • Avoid live-trading language ('execute', 'fill', 'buy now') — use 'simulate' or 'paper'.
    • Require an ApprovalItem of type TRADE_SIMULATION before the ticket is considered final.
- [tool-safety-checklist] Tool-safety checklist
    No real external action without an ApprovalItem (no auto-send, no auto-submit).
    • No live trading — all execution is simulated and clearly marked.
    • No outbound emails, messages, or form submissions from inside an agent.
    • Log every tool call (input + output + status) for audit.
    • Include source/data provenance in any output that depends on a tool result.
- [hermes:web-research-analyst] Web research analyst
    When asked to research: cite sources, prefer primary documents, separate facts from inference, and end with 'Open questions'.
Approved memory (operator-sanctioned context — apply where relevant; keep your output focused):
- [demo] Operator timezone: Europe/London (UK) [operator, timezone] (hermes): Schedules and follow-ups should default to UK time unless the user specifies otherwise.
- [demo] Always state simulation only on paper trades [paper-trade, safety]: Every paper-trade output must clearly state it is simulation only. No 'execute', 'fill', or live-trading language. Risk under 1.5% of book per trade.
- Approved paper-trade pattern [paper-trade, pattern, approved]: Operator approved a simulated trade with explicit invalidation and stop. Keep this pattern: thesis → invalidation → stop → target → confidence.
- Approved paper-trade structure [paper-trade, structure]: Operator accepted a simulated trade with explicit invalidation, stop, target, and confidence. Keep this exact shape.
- [demo] Prefer calm, firm tone for refund disputes [draft, tone, preference, calm]: When drafting refund or warranty disputes, default to a calm but firm voice with a 7-business-day window. Avoid ALL CAPS, exclamation marks, or threatening legal action.
- [demo] Calm, firm refund email tone [draft, tone]: When drafting refund disputes, use a calm but firm voice. Avoid ALL CAPS, exclamation marks, or threats. 7-day window before escalation.

[user]
Full context: {
  "market-scout": {
    "marketBrief": "Mega-cap tech stocks are mixed as markets digest recent earnings and macroeconomic data. Apple (AAPL) shows bullish sentiment on strong services growth, while Nvidia (NVDA) remains bullish driven by AI demand. Microsoft (MSFT) is neutral as cloud growth balances macro concerns. Key technical levels to watch include AAPL's 50-day moving average and NVDA's recent breakout above $420.",
    "symbols": [
      {
        "symbol": "AAPL",
        "sentiment": "bullish",
        "catalysts": [
          "Strong services revenue growth in Q2",
          "Positive iPhone 15 pre-order momentum",
          "Potential for AI integration in future products"
        ],
        "notableLevel": "50-day moving average at $175.50"
      },
      {
        "symbol": "NVDA",
        "sentiment": "bullish",
        "catalysts": [
          "Surging AI-driven data center demand",
          "Expansion into automotive AI applications",
          "Recent analyst price target upgrades"
        ],
        "notableLevel": "Recent breakout above $420 resistance"
      },
      {
        "symbol": "MSFT",
        "sentiment": "neutral",
        "catalysts": [
          "Steady Azure cloud growth (approx. 30% YoY)",
          "AI infrastructure partnerships gaining traction",
          "Macro economic uncertainty impacting enterprise spending"
        ],
        "notableLevel": "200-day moving average at $330.75"
      }
    ]
  },
  "news": {
    "highlights": [
      {
        "symbol": "AAPL",
        "headline": "Apple (AAPL) bullish on strong services growth and iPhone 15 momentum",
        "impact": "Positive"
      },
      {
        "symbol": "NVDA",
        "headline": "Nvidia (NVDA) remains bullish driven by AI demand and recent breakout above $420",
        "impact": "Positive"
      },
      {
        "symbol": "MSFT",
        "headline": "Microsoft (MSFT) neutral as cloud growth balances macro concerns",
        "impact": "Neutral"
      }
    ]
  },
  "strategy": {
    "thesis": "NVDA is positioned for a bullish breakout above $420 driven by surging AI demand and recent analyst upgrades. Simulate a long position with an invalidation below $410. Target $450 with a stop at $405, risking 1.2% of book. This thesis is simulation only — no real broker, no real money."
  },
  "risk": {
    "risks": [
      "Invalidation risk: NVDA closing below $410 would void the bullish thesis.",
      "Stop-loss risk: A drop to $405 would trigger a simulated loss of 1.2% of book.",
      "Macro risk: Broader market downturns or sector-specific headwinds could negate AI-driven momentum."
    ],
    "riskScore": 0.65
  },
  "backtest": {
    "backtestSummary": {
      "period": "2023-2024",
      "winRate": 0.6,
      "avgReturn": 0.08,
      "maxDrawdown": 0.15,
      "notes": "Simulated backtest based on synthetic data. NVDA showed a 60% win rate with an average return of 8% per trade and a maximum drawdown of 15% during the period. This is a simulation only — no real broker, no real money."
    }
  }
}

Return JSON: { "simulatedTrade": { "symbol": "...", "side": "BUY|SELL|HOLD", "entryPrice": number, "stopLoss": number, "targetPrice": number, "sizingHint": "..." }, "confidence": 0..1 }

{
  "simulatedTrade": {
    "symbol": "NVDA",
    "side": "BUY",
    "entryPrice": 420,
    "stopLoss": 405,
    "targetPrice": 450,
    "sizingHint": "Risk 1.2% of book"
  },
  "confidence": 0.65
}