Publish Vetterv1.0.2

A retail trader runs an automated bot on Binance that opens leveraged positions every few minutes. The Trade Safety Vetter sits between the signal generator and order execution, blocking trades that exceed 5% capital risk, rejecting setups where leverage times volatility exceeds 15, and pausing trading for 24 hours after three consecutive losses.

A proprietary trading firm requires its funded traders to respect drawdown and leverage limits. This vetter enforces per-trade risk caps and consecutive-loss locks before any order reaches the broker API, producing a safety narrative that traders can show to risk managers.

A development team builds a multi-agent system where research and execution agents collaborate on trades. The vetter acts as mandatory middleware in front of every execution agent call, verifying exchange margin sufficiency and volatility gates so that no agent can bypass risk checks.

A semi-professional investor who trades manually with a Telegram-based assistant wants a second set of eyes. Before each opportunity is acted on, the agent invokes the Safety Vetter to flag extreme volatility days and auto-reduce recommended leverage, keeping trades within the 5% risk rule.

A trading education platform teaches risk management by giving students a sandboxed agent that must pass through the Safety Vetter before simulated trades execute. Students see exactly which rules blocked their trades, reinforcing position-sizing and leverage discipline.

The basic safety rules are distributed freely as a drop-in middleware to seed adoption across trading communities. Users who need customizable thresholds, multi-exchange support, and dashboards are funneled to the Pro version activated via USDT payment or Telegram bot contact.

Exchanges, prop firms, and bot vendors integrate the vetter as a hosted pre-trade validation endpoint. Instead of embedding rules locally, they call the service for every order and receive block/pass decisions with reasoning, allowing real-time policy updates without client redeployment.

Agent builders list the Safety Vetter as a paid, verified skill in AI agent marketplaces and no-code bot directories. The publisher earns revenue from skill installs and bundles it with priority support and execution add-ons.