AI agents for your trading process, not your picks.
A free directory of real AI-agent workflows for discretionary swing traders: scanning, journaling, reviews, risk checks and record-keeping. Every entry has a copy-paste prompt, guardrails and an honest note on what goes wrong.
Today's Daily 3
Review every closed trade in R-multiples, automatically
An agent runs a script on your closed-trade CSV to compute R-multiple and holding days (and MAE/MFE if you supply price history), then checks each trade's execution against the plan you wrote before entry.
Daily 3 · #2Discipline, checklists & psychologyRun your pre-trade checklist and log the answers
Before you place a trade, the agent asks your five checklist questions, flags chasing or names that are not in your plan, and gives you a timestamped log line to paste into your journal.
Daily 3 · #3Market context & regimeBuild a weekly macro calendar in your time zone
Each Sunday you paste that week's public economic calendar and any company-report dates for names you follow, and the agent returns a short filtered list in your time zone for you to add to your own calendar yourself.
Browse by category
Scanning & screening
2 use cases
Watchlists & alert hygiene
3 use cases
Earnings & event prep
1 use case
Journaling & post-trade review
7 use cases
Risk & position-sizing checks
2 use cases
Market context & regime
3 use cases
News triage & research
4 use cases
Backtesting & rule research
2 use cases
Discipline, checklists & psychology
7 use cases
Records & tax admin
1 use case
Agent ops: guardrails & costs
7 use cases
The Daily 3
Three agent workflows in your inbox, each US trading day
Sent before the US open (around 13:00 Lisbon). Process only: no tickers, no picks, no trade alerts. Every issue is reviewed by a human before it goes out.
House rules
Education only
Workflows and prompts for your own process. We never publish tickers, buy/sell calls or trade alerts.
Sourced and attributed
Every entry links to public references. Community workflows are summarised in our own words and linked to the original.
Council-reviewed
A bot drafts. Every entry is reviewed by a five-reviewer AI council. Bruce De Gouveia approves every email before it goes out.