ACS and Trinity Integration

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Status: Draft
Version: 0.1.0
Last Updated: 2026-05-16
Owner: Axodus Trading / ACS

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Purpose

Trinity is the primary ACS agent archetype for Trading. Trinity supports strategy analysis, operations, PnL review, market context, risk monitoring, treasury alignment, user-facing product review, and reporting.

Trinity supports analysis and monitoring but does not guarantee profit or approve sensitive actions alone.

Scope

This page covers Trinity, Morpheus, Agent Smith, ACS trading runtime, output types, and boundaries.

Trinity Responsibilities

Trinity may summarize strategy logic, identify market conditions, review backtest context, identify failure modes, classify risk, recommend risk limits, summarize performance, contextualize drawdown, flag misleading metrics, review access models, review disclosures, assess API key requirements, summarize treasury exposure, and prepare incident summaries.

Other Agent Roles

Morpheus aligns Trading documentation and positioning with ecosystem strategy, governance, Academy, Business, and Tokenomics.

Agent Smith performs adversarial review, challenges performance claims, identifies API abuse, liquidation risk, governance bypass risk, and access policy abuse.

ACS Trading Runtime

1. Trading request received.
2. Context loaded.
3. Trinity prepares strategy or risk summary.
4. Agent Smith reviews high-risk or user-facing items.
5. Morpheus reviews public docs or positioning when needed.
6. Human or product owner validates.
7. Governance or treasury review occurs when required.
8. Output is used for scope, docs, reporting, or handoff.
9. Records are archived.

Output Types

Outputs may include strategy summaries, risk reports, PnL reports, disclosure reviews, treasury review notes, and incident summaries.

Boundaries

ACS and Trinity can analyze, summarize, flag risks, draft reports, recommend limits, prepare handoffs, and support monitoring. They cannot guarantee profit, approve strategy access policy without owner or governance, execute treasury trades without authority, manage user exchange accounts without authorized product flow, override risk limits, hide incidents, or publish performance claims without validation.

Related Pages

• ACS Overview
• Trinity
• Agent Smith
• Risk Management
• Treasury Alignment

Canonical Traceability

• Integration: INTG-EP8-0033
• Canonical counterpart: ACS Overview
• Interfaces: INT-EP7-006, INT-EP7-007
• Authorities: AUTH-EP8-0012, AUTH-EP8-0013
• Evidence: EVID-EP7-0008, EVID-EP7-0014
• Status: analysis and monitoring are non-production; exchange and provider execution remain closed.