An AI agent wired into your signals and positions.

An AI trading agent is a conversational assistant that can actually reach your trading data and act on it, rather than just talk about markets in general. You ask a question in plain language, it calls tools against live data to answer, and — for anything that moves money — it hands you a confirmation instead of executing silently.

The distinction that matters is whether the agent is bolted on or built in. A general chatbot pointed at a price API can summarize a token. It cannot tell you what you hold, what your filters are set to, or why a trade you expected did not happen. ARCHR's agent reads the same position data, signal preferences, and trading plans the bot's own menus use, so asking it to change a setting changes that setting, and asking why an auto-buy did not fire lets it inspect the actual gates.

ARCHR's agent is also bring-your-own-key: you connect an OpenAI or Anthropic key and model usage bills to your account rather than through a subscription or credit system. You pick the provider and model tier, you see exactly what it costs, and you can revoke access by rotating one key. There is no incentive for us to quietly route you to a cheaper model than the one you asked for.

The part that matters most is the boundary around execution. Analysis is free to run; money movement is not. Sells always require an explicit confirmation button. Buys require one too unless you deliberately turn on auto-execute, and even then the agent falls back to confirmation after a daily threshold. An agent that is confidently wrong should cost you a declined confirmation, not a position.