Claude + cTrader: test a trading idea before you trust it
Kit from https://toptrade-my.com/claude-ctrader
Page published 4 September 2026; kit updated 5 September 2026.

What is inside
  01-prompt-draft-cbot.txt           skill 1: the model drafts the cBot and the commands
  02-prompt-acceptance-report.txt    skill 1: the model writes the acceptance report from two JSON files
  03-prompt-position-size.txt        skill 2: volume in lots for a fixed risk
  04-prompt-morning-pipeline.txt     skill 3: the scheduled pipeline (report, never an order)
  05-prompt-first-mcp-session.txt    skill 4: the first MCP session, read-only
  commands-backtest.sh               in-sample and out-of-sample backtest commands (placeholders in <>)
  pipeline-cron.txt                  shape of the schedule inside the container
  position-size-formula.txt          the formula; take the pip value from the terminal
  checklist-acceptance-report.md     the fields of the acceptance report
  checklist-position-size.md         before the number is used
  checklist-before-first-run.md      before the first scheduled run
  checklist-mcp-session.md           what the model sees and what it could change
  mcp-config-local.json              local MCP server configuration as documented by the vendor
  cbot-template/SmaProbe.cs          a cBot that compiled on our stand (4 September 2026); the rule is the part you replace
  cbot-template/README.txt           how to scaffold, replace and build it

How to use it
  1. Open a demo account (a cTID with a demo account is enough for everything here).
  2. Install cTrader CLI or pull the vendor's Docker image; scaffold a cBot with `ctrader-cli create`.
  3. Run the prompts in Claude Code (or any agent that can read the vendor's command reference).
  4. Review every command before it runs. Nothing in this kit places an order.

Notes
  Parts of the prompts were drafted with an AI model and reviewed by a person before publication.
  This is education about tools, not investment advice and not an invitation to open a live account.
  Command syntax follows the vendor's reference: https://github.com/spotware/CLI-references
