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Paper-Trading Agent Integration

TradeScript Agent Console showing guarded paper-trading access separately from chart read and write grants
Paper authority is an explicit customer grant; chart access alone cannot submit a simulated order.

TradeScript supplies paper-broker interfaces and agent routing. The customer supplies the simulated broker state, market data, account identity, risk policy, and retention rules.

Trade controls appear only when all of these facts agree:

  • the mounted broker declares a paper execution environment;
  • the host adapter permits the exact trade family or control;
  • the attachment policy grants matching paper authority;
  • the customer risk authority approves the specific intent; and
  • current provider quality and revision requirements are satisfied.

Read access cannot mutate. Chart write access cannot trade. A paper grant never becomes live authority, and unsupported behavior never falls back to a real broker or a different order type.

For market, limit, stop, and stop-limit flows, use a caller-owned operation ID, preview the exact order, submit it once, then inspect the order, risk decision, receipt, fill, position, cash, equity, and buying power. Reuse an operation ID only for an exact retry of the same intent.

Shipped recipes and certification use simulated execution only. They are not investment advice, brokerage, custody, or a claim of real-market execution.

  • Agent chat shows how a customer backend reaches policy-bound browser tools.
  • MCP security defines the separate read, write, and paper-trade access classes.
  • Order ticket documents the human-facing paper order surface.