Sentinel Aleph

Where it sits in the directory's order

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Where it answers

• https://ribqa.com/api/v1/mcpstreamable-http
  • Authorization optional, secret: Bearer <API key from the ribqa.com account page>. Only get_my_bots, get_my_strategies, get_strategy, create_strategy, update_strategy, delete_strategy, run_backtest, get_my_backtests and get_backtest

The tools it lists (16, as of 20 hours ago)

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• get_open_signals

  Lists published signals that are still open (no outcome yet), newest first, from the current stats epoch: entry, stop loss, take-profit levels, planned reward:risk, market (spot or futures), confidence and combo. Use it to see what is live now; for settled results and win rates use get_signal_ledger, and for signals the BTC regime veto cancelled use get_vetoed_signals. symbol and direction filter before limit is applied, so count can be below total_open; a symbol outside the scanned universe returns an error. No key needed (30 calls a minute per IP). Signals are decision inputs, not instructio

• get_signal_ledger

  Summarises the public ledger's track record: published and open counts, wins, losses and win rate over matured decisive outcomes, per-engine rows, and net P&L after the published cost model. Use it to judge how signals have performed; for what is open now use get_open_signals, and for vetoed signals use get_vetoed_signals. win_rate is null until n reaches 20 (the same floor per engine), and P&L is percentage points summed per trade, not an account return; vetoed and scratched signals are not in the win rate. recent_limit adds that many latest settled outcomes (0 skips them; the full history is

• get_vetoed_signals

  Lists signals the BTC regime veto cancelled in the last 7 days, newest first, with the veto reason, the BTC state that triggered it, and, once scored, how the position actually closed (exit_type, pnl_percent): at the veto price, or at its target or stop if one was reached first. It is not what the signal would have done without the veto. Use it to audit the veto; these signals never appear in get_open_signals and never count in get_signal_ledger's win rate. symbol filters before limit; a symbol outside the scanned universe returns an error. No key needed.

• get_market_snapshot

  Returns the most recent 4h candles for one scanned symbol, a summary of those inside the last 24h, and the scanner's status. Use it when you need the candle series or data freshness (data_age_seconds); for just the price and window statistics, get_ticker is lighter. limit counts candles back from the newest (100 is about 16 days); the summary covers only returned candles within 24h, so a small limit narrows it. Read from the scanner's in-memory buffer, not a live exchange call: a symbol outside the scanned universe returns an error, and one whose candles are not loaded yet (e.g. just after a r