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Deploy / monitor / close a NAMED Senpi trading strategy. Use when the user names a strategy to run — "install spider", "deploy polar", "set up kodiak", "run the
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Deploy / monitor / close a NAMED Senpi trading strategy. Use when the user names a strategy to run — "install spider", "deploy polar", "set up kodiak", "run the spider strategy", "is my strategy live?", "what am I running", "list my strategies" (→ status.py), "are my positions protected? / do they have a stop-loss (DSL)?", "stop/close/uninstall polar" — and for teardown like "close all strategies", "return funds to main", "tear everything down" (→ close.py --all). ALWAYS tear down via close.py, never a raw strategy_close (that strands the runtime). ops deploys / closes / monitors; it does NOT author or edit strategy files — an edit ("make my live strategy more aggressive", change leverage/sizing/DSL) is authored in senpi-strategy-author, the only skill that knows the scanner / yaml / DSL schema. A strategy is a PACKAGE (strategy.yaml + one runtime.yaml per instance + scanners/) the runtime supervises in-process — no scanner daemon. `deploy.py create <id> --budget <usd>` takes a package
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Senpi Strategy Ops — deploy, monitor, close
A strategy is a package: strategy.yaml (the deploy manifest) + one runtime.yaml per instance +
<instance>/scanners/. The runtime spawns and supervises each scanners/scan.py, calling
scan(inputs, ctx) every interval_seconds and owning everything downstream — signal validation,
sizing/execution, the two-phase DSL exit, risk guard-rails. There is no separate scanner daemon, no
push_signal. Ops owns the deployed lifecycle. Deploy is one verb, run as a detached job:
funds preflight → wallet create+fund → runtime install → one observed scanner tick. It returns in ~1s
and you poll until it is terminal.
openclaw senpi validate <recipe-dir> # 0a. does it RUN? records the proof create needs
python3 senpi-strategy-ops/scripts/deploy.py validate <id> # 0b. preflight — structurally deploy-ready? (no money, nothing installed; a bare id is fetched to disk)
python3 senpi-strategy-ops/scripts/deploy.py create <id> --budget <usd> # 1. THE FUNDED PATH: validates, then starts the deploy
openclaw senpi deploy status # 2. poll until terminal; read the verified report
python3 senpi-strategy-ops/scripts/status.py # what am I running? (+ health)
python3 senpi-strategy-ops/scripts/close.py <id> | --all # teardown one strategy | EVERY open strategy
Fund through deploy.py create|runtime <id>, not through the bare verb. Both resolve the package,
run the structural preflight, then start the runtime's senpi deploy job, poll it, and relay its
report verbatim. The wrapper's value is resolution, that structural pass and the verbatim relay —
not a gate the verb lacks: the live-universe gate is the verb's own and it fires pre-money. Use
the bare verb for the read-only openclaw senpi deploy status, and whenever resolution is not needed.
Always tear down through close.py (one <id> or --all) — it deletes the runtime and closes
the strategy. A raw strategy_close MCP call closes the strategy but leaves the runtime
registered, which collides on the next deploy.
Pass the strategy id for a CATALOG strategy (what senpi-strategy-discover hands over, e.g.
spider), fetched from the remote if not on disk; for a locally-authored package, pass its DIRECTORY
path. Either way the package belongs in the durable strategies root (SENPI_STRATEGIES_DIR if
set, else the agent workspace strategies/ dir — normally /data/workspace/strategies) and never
inside a skill directory: a package written there is destroyed on the next skill update. An on-disk
package is authoritative; an invalid one surfaces its real errors and is never silently replaced by a
remote fetch. Mechanics + state machine: references/lifecycle.md · manifest schema: references/strategy-yaml-schema.md.
Deploy — one lifecycle: start the verb, poll status until terminal
statusis the gate, not a suggestion. A strategy is LIVE only when the deploy report'soverallislive— every instance created + installed + a verified scanner tick observed.installed-unobservedmeans the tick was NOT seen inside the wait window — not failure and not success; say exactly that. Never report "live" off a started job, a running phase, or an install alone.
Step 0 — resolve which strategy. The user's word ("spider") is a strategy id. Confirm it
exists against the registry (curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Senpi-ai/senpi-skills/refs/heads/main/strategies/catalog.json);
no match → hand to senpi-strategy-discover.
Step 0.5 — preflight (required). deploy.py validate <id> reports every structural + render
issue in one pass, with no money moved and nothing installed — a bare catalog id is fetched to
disk, which is also how it resolves that id to a package directory. It also reports the live
universe, the gate the deploy verb enforces pre-money, so validate is the cheap early read of it,
not the thing holding it. That read is a network call (market_list_instruments) needing
SENPI_AUTH_TOKEN, and it can take a few seconds.
Preflight is two questions, two commands. openclaw senpi validate <recipe-dir> answers does it
run — one real tick against live read-only data, no wallet and no funding — and a PASS is also
what RECORDS the proof create refuses without. So it is validate → deploy, per instance: one
run per instance, pointed at the dir holding that instance's runtime.yaml (the package root for a
flat package, the instance's own dir once strategy.yaml lists them), and an edited package needs a
fresh openclaw senpi validate before the next create. UNPROVEN (exit 2) is not a pass.
deploy.py validate <id> answers the other question, is the package well formed. Do not deploy a
package that has not returned PASS. The proof: references/lifecycle.md.
Step 1 — start the deploy. Budget splits across instances by funding_share, min $10 each (the
platform wallet floor) — confirm the amount with the user first. Two tiers, and only the first
stops anything: below the $10/wallet floor the deploy refuses; a wallet left with less than its
own sizing needs still deploys, with a [W_BUDGET_BELOW_STRATEGY_MIN] warn to relay.
python3 senpi-strategy-ops/scripts/deploy.py create spider --budget 300
It validates locally, starts the job — which itself refuses pre-money on a dead universe — then polls
deploy status and prints the verb's report verbatim. Flags: --decision-model <model> (only for a
decision_mode: llm action), --tick-wait <s> (tick-observation window, default 120; 0 skips it
and can then never report live), --max-wait <s> (ACTIVE-wallet wait, default 150 — an explicit
value also becomes deploy.py's own poll budget), --json (clean stdout, notes on stderr).
Re-running create is how you resume, and it never double-funds: the verb reconciles first and
adopts a wallet that already exists, then installs whatever is still missing rather than funding a
second beside it. The --budget is a hard target: if the live balance can't cover it the deploy
refuses with the exact shortfall and NEVER silently funds less (the "$1,000 → $10" failure).
Fund/free USDC or confirm a smaller amount, then re-run — never lower --budget to dodge a funding
error. When the user names a budget per strategy ("$1k on X, $2k on Y"), deploy each with its own
and confirm the split before funding.
deploy.py polls for ~150s and then returns, staying inside the ~180s tool timeout — with one
bounded exception, the stale-proof repair
(references/refusal-playbook.md), whose note reaches stderr
before validation starts, so a call killed mid-repair still says nothing was created: read
openclaw senpi deploy status, and do NOT re-run create. A job still running at the lapse is exit
6 / pending with the snapshot and the command to watch it — normal on a slow funding leg or a long
scanner interval, not a failure and not a reason to re-run create.
Inside the job, per instance: reconcile → preflight → create → install → observe — the phase names
deploy status prints while it runs; an existing live wallet is adopted at reconcile, never
duplicated, and only a fresh tick counts at observe. Per-step mechanics:
references/lifecycle.md.
Only one deploy runs at a time. A second start is refused, naming the running job — watch that one.
There is no cancel verb: undeploying is closing the strategy (close.py <id>), not stopping the
job; a wedged deploy abandons itself at a step boundary and frees the slot on its own.
Step 2 — poll openclaw senpi deploy status until it is terminal. While running it prints the phase
as an in-progress fact; once terminal, the per-instance report with its evidence quoted (totalFunded,
the scanner row's lastRunStatus/runCount).
Terminal outcomes — the exit code and the report's overall are one branch table (for both
openclaw senpi deploy status and deploy.py):
| exit | overall | Meaning | What to do |
|---|---|---|---|
0 | live | every instance installed and a scanner tick observed | report live + the How it runs block. A warn: line ([W_BUDGET_*]) may ride a live report — relay it; it did not stop the deploy (see the relay contract below) |
4 | installed-unobserved | installed, no tick seen inside --tick-wait (or --tick-wait 0 skipped the check) | say exactly that; check openclaw senpi scanner -r <runtimeId> in a few minutes. External scanners legitimately tick on long intervals. --tick-wait 0 can never report live — nothing was verified |
6 | pending | a wallet still funding, or the job still running when the poll budget ran out | re-run the same deploy command — it resumes and adopts the wallet |
2 | refused | a gate said no ([E_FUNDS_*], [E_VALIDATE_*], [E_UNIVERSE_NOT_LIVE], [E_STATE_AMBIGUOUS_WALLETS], [E_INSTANCE_BINDING_UNKNOWN], [E_WALLET_OWNED_BY_OTHER_PACKAGE], [INVALID_REQUEST]) | do what the refusal's code says — per-code depth in references/refusal-playbook.md; nothing was created past it |
3 | failed | a step genuinely failed (backend rejection, install error, scanner erroring) | read the quoted cause, fix it, re-run — except [E_INSTALL_INDETERMINATE] (an install whose outcome is UNKNOWN — nothing to fix, and the money may still be out: do its read first) and [E_WALLET_INSTALL_IN_FLIGHT] (a race, not a defect — "fix it" is not "clear the stuck install"; never runtime delete here). Both: per references/refusal-playbook.md |
5 | interrupted | a gateway restart killed the job mid-run | nothing resumes on its own — re-run the deploy; it reconciles |
2 is any gate saying no with nothing created past it — the verb's refusals, and deploy.py's own
structural preflight when create/runtime fail
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name: senpi-strategy-ops
description: >-
Deploy / monitor / close a NAMED Senpi trading strategy.
Use when the user names a strategy to run — "install spider", "deploy polar",
"set up kodiak", "run the spider strategy", "is my strategy live?", "what am I
running", "list my strategies" (→ status.py),
"are my positions protected? / do they have a stop-loss (DSL)?",
"stop/close/uninstall polar" — and for teardown like "close all strategies",
"return funds to main", "tear everything down" (→ close.py --all). ALWAYS tear
down via close.py, never a raw strategy_close (that strands the runtime). ops
deploys / closes / monitors; it does NOT author or edit strategy files — an edit
("make my live strategy more aggressive", change leverage/sizing/DSL) is authored
in senpi-strategy-author, the only skill that knows the scanner / yaml / DSL
schema. A strategy is a PACKAGE (strategy.yaml + one runtime.yaml per instance +
scanners/) the runtime supervises in-process — no scanner daemon. `deploy.py
create <id> --budget <usd>` takes a package live end to end (it gates the package,
then runs the runtime's detached deploy job; watch with `senpi deploy status`);
close.py tears down (stop runtime + strategy_close → flattens positions,
returns funds). The id (spider, polar, kodiak) is the package folder. NOT for choosing WHICH strategy
(senpi-strategy-discover) or authoring / editing the strategy files themselves (senpi-strategy-author).
license: Apache-2.0
metadata:
author: Senpi
version: "3.6.24"
platform: senpi
exchange: hyperliquid
requires:
- senpi-trading-runtimeView original text
---
name: senpi-strategy-ops
description: >-
Deploy / monitor / close a NAMED Senpi trading strategy.
Use when the user names a strategy to run — "install spider", "deploy polar",
"set up kodiak", "run the spider strategy", "is my strategy live?", "what am I
running", "list my strategies" (→ status.py),
"are my positions protected? / do they have a stop-loss (DSL)?",
"stop/close/uninstall polar" — and for teardown like "close all strategies",
"return funds to main", "tear everything down" (→ close.py --all). ALWAYS tear
down via close.py, never a raw strategy_close (that strands the runtime). ops
deploys / closes / monitors; it does NOT author or edit strategy files — an edit
("make my live strategy more aggressive", change leverage/sizing/DSL) is authored
in senpi-strategy-author, the only skill that knows the scanner / yaml / DSL
schema. A strategy is a PACKAGE (strategy.yaml + one runtime.yaml per instance +
scanners/) the runtime supervises in-process — no scanner daemon. `deploy.py
create <id> --budget <usd>` takes a package live end to end (it gates the package,
then runs the runtime's detached deploy job; watch with `senpi deploy status`);
close.py tears down (stop runtime + strategy_close → flattens positions,
returns funds). The id (spider, polar, kodiak) is the package folder. NOT for choosing WHICH strategy
(senpi-strategy-discover) or authoring / editing the strategy files themselves (senpi-strategy-author).
license: Apache-2.0
metadata:
author: Senpi
version: "3.6.24"
platform: senpi
exchange: hyperliquid
requires:
- senpi-trading-runtime
---
# Senpi Strategy Ops — deploy, monitor, close
A strategy is a **package**: `strategy.yaml` (the deploy manifest) + one `runtime.yaml` per instance +
`<instance>/scanners/`. The runtime **spawns and supervises** each `scanners/scan.py`, calling
`scan(inputs, ctx)` every `interval_seconds` and owning everything downstream — signal validation,
sizing/execution, the two-phase DSL exit, risk guard-rails. **There is no separate scanner daemon, no
`push_signal`.** Ops owns the deployed lifecycle. Deploy is **one verb**, run as a **detached job**:
funds preflight → wallet create+fund → runtime install → one observed scanner tick. It returns in ~1s
and you poll until it is terminal.
```
openclaw senpi validate <recipe-dir> # 0a. does it RUN? records the proof create needs
python3 senpi-strategy-ops/scripts/deploy.py validate <id> # 0b. preflight — structurally deploy-ready? (no money, nothing installed; a bare id is fetched to disk)
python3 senpi-strategy-ops/scripts/deploy.py create <id> --budget <usd> # 1. THE FUNDED PATH: validates, then starts the deploy
openclaw senpi deploy status # 2. poll until terminal; read the verified report
python3 senpi-strategy-ops/scripts/status.py # what am I running? (+ health)
python3 senpi-strategy-ops/scripts/close.py <id> | --all # teardown one strategy | EVERY open strategy
```
**Fund through `deploy.py create|runtime <id>`, not through the bare verb.** Both resolve the package,
run the structural preflight, then start the runtime's `senpi deploy` job, poll it, and relay its
report **verbatim**. The wrapper's value is resolution, that structural pass and the verbatim relay —
**not** a gate the verb lacks: the live-universe gate is the verb's own and it fires **pre-money**. Use
the bare verb for the read-only `openclaw senpi deploy status`, and whenever resolution is not needed.
**Always tear down through `close.py`** (one `<id>` or `--all`) — it deletes the runtime *and* closes
the strategy. A raw `strategy_close` MCP call closes the strategy but **leaves the runtime
registered**, which collides on the next deploy.
Pass the **strategy `id`** for a CATALOG strategy (what `senpi-strategy-discover` hands over, e.g.
`spider`), fetched from the remote if not on disk; for a **locally-authored package, pass its DIRECTORY
path**. Either way the package belongs in the **durable strategies root** (`SENPI_STRATEGIES_DIR` if
set, else the agent workspace `strategies/` dir — normally `/data/workspace/strategies`) and **never
inside a skill directory**: a package written there is destroyed on the next skill update. An on-disk
package is authoritative; an invalid one surfaces its real errors and is never silently replaced by a
remote fetch. Mechanics + state machine: [`references/lifecycle.md`](references/lifecycle.md) · manifest schema: [`references/strategy-yaml-schema.md`](references/strategy-yaml-schema.md).
## Deploy — one lifecycle: start the verb, poll `status` until terminal
> **`status` is the gate, not a suggestion.** A strategy is LIVE only when the deploy report's `overall`
> is **`live`** — every instance created + installed + a **verified scanner tick observed**.
> `installed-unobserved` means the tick was NOT seen inside the wait window — not failure and not
> success; say exactly that. Never report "live" off a started job, a running phase, or an install alone.
**Step 0 — resolve which strategy.** The user's word ("spider") is a strategy **`id`**. Confirm it
exists against the registry (`curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Senpi-ai/senpi-skills/refs/heads/main/strategies/catalog.json`);
no match → hand to **senpi-strategy-discover**.
**Step 0.5 — preflight (required).** `deploy.py validate <id>` reports every structural + render
issue in **one pass**, with **no money moved and nothing installed** — a bare catalog id is fetched to
disk, which is also how it resolves that id to a package directory. It also **reports** the live
universe, the gate the deploy verb enforces pre-money, so `validate` is the cheap early read of it,
not the thing holding it. That read is a **network call** (`market_list_instruments`) needing
`SENPI_AUTH_TOKEN`, and it can take a few seconds.
**Preflight is two questions, two commands.** `openclaw senpi validate <recipe-dir>` answers **does it
run** — one real tick against live read-only data, no wallet and no funding — and **a `PASS` is also
what RECORDS the proof `create` refuses without**. So it is **validate → deploy, per instance**: **one
run per instance, pointed at the dir holding that instance's `runtime.yaml`** (the package root for a
flat package, the instance's own dir once `strategy.yaml` lists them), and an edited package needs a
fresh `openclaw senpi validate` before the next `create`. **`UNPROVEN` (exit 2) is not a pass.**
`deploy.py validate <id>` answers the other question, **is the package well formed**. Do not deploy a
package that has not returned `PASS`. The proof: [`references/lifecycle.md`](references/lifecycle.md).
**Step 1 — start the deploy.** Budget splits across instances by `funding_share`, **min $10 each** (the
platform wallet floor) — **confirm the amount with the user first**. Two tiers, and only the first
stops anything: below the $10/wallet floor the deploy **refuses**; a wallet left with less than **its
own** sizing needs still **deploys**, with a `[W_BUDGET_BELOW_STRATEGY_MIN]` warn to relay.
```
python3 senpi-strategy-ops/scripts/deploy.py create spider --budget 300
```
It validates locally, starts the job — which itself refuses pre-money on a dead universe — then polls
`deploy status` and prints the verb's report verbatim. Flags: `--decision-model <model>` (only for a
`decision_mode: llm` action), `--tick-wait <s>` (tick-observation window, default 120; **`0` skips it
and can then never report `live`**), `--max-wait <s>` (ACTIVE-wallet wait, default 150 — an explicit
value also becomes `deploy.py`'s own poll budget), `--json` (clean stdout, notes on stderr).
**Re-running `create` is how you resume**, and it never double-funds: the verb reconciles first and
**adopts a wallet that already exists**, then installs whatever is still missing rather than funding a
second beside it. The **`--budget` is a hard target**: if the live balance can't cover it the deploy
**refuses** with the exact shortfall and **NEVER silently funds less** (the "$1,000 → $10" failure).
Fund/free USDC or confirm a smaller amount, then re-run — **never lower `--budget` to dodge a funding
error**. When the user names a budget per strategy ("$1k on X, $2k on Y"), deploy each with its own
and **confirm the split before funding**.
`deploy.py` polls for ~150s and then **returns**, staying inside the ~180s tool timeout — with one
bounded exception, the stale-proof repair
([`references/refusal-playbook.md`](references/refusal-playbook.md)), whose note reaches stderr
*before* validation starts, so **a call killed mid-repair still says nothing was created**: read
`openclaw senpi deploy status`, and do NOT re-run `create`. A job still running at the lapse is **exit
`6` / pending** with the snapshot and the command to watch it — normal on a slow funding leg or a long
scanner interval, **not** a failure and not a reason to re-run `create`.
Inside the job, per instance: **reconcile → preflight → create → install → observe** — the phase names
`deploy status` prints while it runs; an existing live wallet is adopted at reconcile, never
duplicated, and only a **fresh** tick counts at observe. Per-step mechanics:
[`references/lifecycle.md`](references/lifecycle.md).
**Only one deploy runs at a time.** A second start is refused, naming the running job — watch that one.
**There is no `cancel` verb:** undeploying is closing the strategy (`close.py <id>`), not stopping the
job; a wedged deploy abandons itself at a step boundary and frees the slot on its own.
**Step 2 — poll `openclaw senpi deploy status` until it is terminal.** While running it prints the phase
as an in-progress fact; once terminal, the per-instance report with its evidence quoted (`totalFunded`,
the scanner row's `lastRunStatus`/`runCount`).
**Terminal outcomes** — the exit code and the report's `overall` are one branch table (for both
`openclaw senpi deploy status` and `deploy.py`):
| exit | `overall` | Meaning | What to do |
|---|---|---|---|
| `0` | `live` | every instance installed **and** a scanner tick observed | report live + the **How it runs** block. A `warn:` line (`[W_BUDGET_*]`) may ride a `live` report — relay it; it did **not** stop the deploy (see the relay contract below) |
| `4` | `installed-unobserved` | installed, no tick seen inside `--tick-wait` (or `--tick-wait 0` skipped the check) | say exactly that; check `openclaw senpi scanner -r <runtimeId>` in a few minutes. External scanners legitimately tick on long intervals. **`--tick-wait 0` can never report `live`** — nothing was verified |
| `6` | `pending` | a wallet still funding, or the job still running when the poll budget ran out | re-run the same deploy command — it resumes and adopts the wallet |
| `2` | `refused` | a gate said no (`[E_FUNDS_*]`, `[E_VALIDATE_*]`, `[E_UNIVERSE_NOT_LIVE]`, `[E_STATE_AMBIGUOUS_WALLETS]`, `[E_INSTANCE_BINDING_UNKNOWN]`, `[E_WALLET_OWNED_BY_OTHER_PACKAGE]`, `[INVALID_REQUEST]`) | **do what the refusal's code says** — per-code depth in [`references/refusal-playbook.md`](references/refusal-playbook.md); nothing was created past it |
| `3` | `failed` | a step genuinely failed (backend rejection, install error, scanner erroring) | read the quoted cause, fix it, re-run — **except `[E_INSTALL_INDETERMINATE]`** (an install whose outcome is UNKNOWN — nothing to fix, and the money may still be out: do its read first) **and `[E_WALLET_INSTALL_IN_FLIGHT]`** (a race, not a defect — "fix it" is not "clear the stuck install"; **never** `runtime delete` here). Both: per [`references/refusal-playbook.md`](references/refusal-playbook.md) |
| `5` | `interrupted` | a gateway restart killed the job mid-run | **nothing resumes on its own** — re-run the deploy; it reconciles |
**`2` is any gate saying no with nothing created past it** — the verb's refusals, and `deploy.py`'s own
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