YaeBot FAQ
Overview & Access
Section titled “Overview & Access”What is YaeBot and what can it do?
YaeBot is GYTS’s Discord-based analytical assistant. It packages computational methods from our in-house research infrastructure into command-driven tools that run inside Discord.
Available through Discord:
- Variance Lab — four tools for drawdown stress, edge-decay stress, sample-size uncertainty, and the trade count needed for statistical confidence
- GoemonYae Signal Sentinel (GYSS) — a live public, capital-blind feed of selected in-house entries and exits, currently led by Pattern Texture Codex “Ignition”
Variance Lab tools:
- Drawdown Stress Test — maps likely and worse-but-plausible maximum drawdowns
- Edge Decay Test — checks how sensitive outcomes are to a weakened edge
- Sample Size Reality — shows how uncertain observed results remain
- Luck Horizon — estimates how many trades are needed before profitability is statistically credible
How do I access YaeBot?
- Join our Discord server.
- Check your tier role — YaeBot detects your tier automatically from Discord:
- Algo Apprentice: free tier
- Goemon Warrior: enhanced limits after subscribing and linking Discord in Whop
- GoemonYae Master: premium path on horizon; public details remain t.b.d.
- Open 🦊・yaebot-commands, or use the commands invite if you need access.
- Type
/yaebot, select Variance Lab, then choose a tool.
If you subscribed but have no role, make sure Discord is linked as a connected account in Whop — see the troubleshooting FAQ.
Where do I follow Signal Sentinel?
Open 🦊・signal-sentinel in Discord, or use the Signal Sentinel invite if you are not already in the channel. GYSS posts capital-blind entries and exits: symbol, side, entry/exit prices, percentage outcome, and holding time, without position sizes, balances, or currency P&L.
Signal Sentinel is free while we ramp up. It is not a command channel; the bot posts feed updates and does not read replies there. See the Signal Sentinel guide for the message format and channel boundaries.
Why Discord instead of a web interface?
Strategic advantages:
- Community integration — analyses, signals, and discussion live where the community already gathers
- Cross-platform — works on every device Discord runs on
- Rapid updates — new tools deploy without client installs
- Server-side computation — complex calculations run on our servers, not in your browser or TradingView chart
- Focus on R&D — we prioritise research, validation, and live trading performance over a separate application shell
A full web interface may be considered in the future. For now Discord gives the best balance of community, accessibility, and development speed.
Features & Tiers
Section titled “Features & Tiers”What’s available for each subscription path?
YaeBot is tier-aware. Use /mytier in Discord for the exact limits and product access attached to your current role.
Free tier:
- Access to the community and public Signal Sentinel feed during ramp-up
- All four Variance Lab tools, with 100 simulations per forward-looking stress test
Enhanced limits:
- All four Variance Lab tools, with 1,000 simulations per forward-looking stress test (vs 100 on the free tier)
- Professional Edition TradingView indicator access
- Priority support
Path on horizon — public capabilities are t.b.d. until the GoemonYae Master path is formally released.
Does a lower tier get worse results?
No. Every tier runs identical models. Higher tiers run more simulations on the two forward-looking stress tests (100 → 1,000 → 10,000), which sharpens percentile resolution; the two backward-looking tools use your own sample size and are identical across tiers. These counts may change as the service evolves — use /mytier for the current limits on your role.
Using YaeBot
Section titled “Using YaeBot”What commands are available?
YaeBot has three slash commands:
/yaebot— the main gateway: opens a product selector, then guides you through Variance Lab tool selection and parameter configuration/mytier— a private dashboard of your tier, limits, and upgrade or comparison links/help— a concise help embed with getting-started guidance and documentation links
All configuration happens through dropdowns and forms; there are no long command strings to memorise.
How does an analysis run, start to finish?
- Type
/yaebotin🦊・yaebot-commands. - Select Variance Lab from the product dropdown.
- Pick one of the four tools: Drawdown Stress Test, Edge Decay Test, Sample Size Reality, or Luck Horizon.
- Fill in the modal. Labels and placeholders explain ranges and whether a value should be theoretical or observed.
- Submit. Invalid input returns a specific correction; unusual but valid input may proceed with warnings.
- Your job enters the processing queue.
- Results appear with a chart, key metrics, assumptions, and controls for interpretation or iteration.
How do I interpret Variance Lab results?
Start with the conservative read:
- For drawdown tools, ask whether the worse-but-plausible drawdown is tolerable.
- For edge-decay tools, ask whether small degradation makes the strategy unattractive.
- For sample-size tools, ask whether the lower confidence bound still supports the decision.
- For Luck Horizon, ask whether collecting the remaining trades is worth the time and risk.
Remember that every output inherits your input assumptions. Press the assumptions/help control on the result before acting on it.
Technical Details
Section titled “Technical Details”Does YaeBot need market data?
No. Variance Lab is market-agnostic: you supply the figures it works from — win rate, profit factor, and sample size — so the tools apply to any instrument or timeframe and fetch no market feed. The separate Signal Sentinel feed is generated from our own in-house infrastructure, which is distinct from the /yaebot analytics.
Are my parameters and results stored?
- Parameters and job metadata are stored temporarily for result delivery, iteration controls, and operational reliability.
- Interactive chart links, where provided, use non-guessable URLs and are not a permanent archive.
- Final result visibility depends on how the command result is delivered in Discord; private setup and validation messages are visible only to you.
- We do not treat YaeBot as a permanent trading journal.
Troubleshooting
Section titled “Troubleshooting”YaeBot isn’t responding to my commands
Quick checks:
- Are you in 🦊・yaebot-commands, not the Signal Sentinel feed? Use the commands invite if the channel will not open.
- Did you use a slash command (
/yaebot,/mytier, or/help), not a plain message? - Do you have the expected Discord role? Tier detection is role-based — see access troubleshooting.
- Does
/helprespond? If not, refresh Discord (Ctrl+R / Cmd+R) and check server announcements.
If it persists: ask in the Discord support channel with the command you tried, the channel where you tried it, and your visible role.
My job is taking a long time / shows “Still Processing”
- During peak periods the job queue can grow.
- Higher-compute analyses naturally take longer.
- A “Still Processing” notice means the bot has not returned the result yet; check back shortly and contact support only if the job never arrives.
I posted in Signal Sentinel and nothing happened
That is expected. 🦊・signal-sentinel is a live feed for observation, not a command surface. The bot posts updates there and does not read replies. Use 🦊・yaebot-commands for /yaebot, /mytier, and /help; the commands invite is the shareable entry point.
Roadmap
Section titled “Roadmap”What YaeBot work is next?
Near-term work focuses on product quality and clearer guidance:
- stabilising the Variance Lab command workflow and result presentation;
- refining tool explanations and screenshots as the interface evolves;
- expanding Signal Sentinel beyond the first public PTC Ignition feed when the evidence and operations support it;
- keeping Master-path capabilities undisclosed until that path is formally ready.