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YaeBot FAQ

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

Full YaeBot documentation →
Signal Sentinel guide →

How do I access YaeBot?
  1. Join our Discord server.
  2. 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.
  3. Open 🦊・yaebot-commands, or use the commands invite if you need access.
  4. 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:

  1. Community integration — analyses, signals, and discussion live where the community already gathers
  2. Cross-platform — works on every device Discord runs on
  3. Rapid updates — new tools deploy without client installs
  4. Server-side computation — complex calculations run on our servers, not in your browser or TradingView chart
  5. 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.

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
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.

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?
  1. Type /yaebot in 🦊・yaebot-commands.
  2. Select Variance Lab from the product dropdown.
  3. Pick one of the four tools: Drawdown Stress Test, Edge Decay Test, Sample Size Reality, or Luck Horizon.
  4. Fill in the modal. Labels and placeholders explain ranges and whether a value should be theoretical or observed.
  5. Submit. Invalid input returns a specific correction; unusual but valid input may proceed with warnings.
  6. Your job enters the processing queue.
  7. 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.

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.
YaeBot isn’t responding to my commands

Quick checks:

  1. Are you in 🦊・yaebot-commands, not the Signal Sentinel feed? Use the commands invite if the channel will not open.
  2. Did you use a slash command (/yaebot, /mytier, or /help), not a plain message?
  3. Do you have the expected Discord role? Tier detection is role-based — see access troubleshooting.
  4. Does /help respond? 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.

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.

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