Cursor for agentic trading · policy-controlled MPC available now
Control for agentic trading.
Lore separates model output from signing authority. Plan, Auto, and Bypass govern what can reach capital through policy-controlled, non-custodial MPC signing.
Hyperliquid first · Start in Plan · Multi-agent orchestration is roadmap direction
Roadmap agent layer
Observer
market + account state
Strategist
trade intent
Risk
size + exposure review
Policy
signed mandate2-of-2 MPC path
Policy clears before signing
Execution
Eligible
The action can reach the authorized signer. Intelligence and authority remain separate.
Product state
Shipped controls. Clear roadmap.
Lore’s non-custodial MPC and approval controls are the supported foundation. The broader orchestration system is the direction being built on top.
Supported now
Available foundationRoadmap direction
Not a shipped claimRoadmap: one strategy, coordinated execution.
Lore’s roadmap extends the supported policy and MPC foundation into a multi-agent sequence of responsibilities, permissions, handoffs, execution traces, and reviewed halt or restart decisions.
Observe
Market, funding, positions, venue and data health.
Form intent
Turn a thesis or model output into a structured action.
Review risk
Challenge size, leverage, exposure and invalidation.
Check policy
Resolve the action against the signed mandate.
Authorize
Route eligible execution to the permitted signing path.
Reconcile
Match the venue result back to the action and its state.
Direction: multiple agents contribute through distinct, role-specific authority.
Keep model output separate from signing authority.
Lore checks a proposed action against policy before the normal MPC signing path. Agents can participate without receiving a standalone unrestricted private key.
Separate shares
Lore’s normal 2-of-2 path keeps the user and agent signing shares separate. No provider-held plaintext key is reconstructed.
Forward control
Narrow the mandate, move an agent back to Plan, or disable subsequent signing authority. Accepted venue orders are not reversed.
Policy boundary
Before signing
Bring the intelligence. Keep authority governed.
Today, Lore keeps model judgment separate from policy-controlled execution. Connecting specialized, role-specific agents into one coordinated runtime is roadmap direction.
Your strategy
Bring your thesis, rules, signals, and custom agents.
Persistent agents
Connect role-specific runtimes as orchestration support becomes available.
rSwarm research
Use tuned market models and backtesting as a research source, separate from execution authority.
External-agent connections, role permissions, and agent-to-agent handoffs are product direction, not shipped integration claims.
Product-state explicit
The orchestration layer starts with shipped wallet infrastructure.
Lore’s near-term orchestration direction builds on previous generations of non-custodial wallet and policy infrastructure.
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Choose the depth you need.
Build the Hyperliquid path.
Move from venue mechanics through backtesting, risk sizing, and bounded deployment.
Open the operator pathUnderstand the control model.
Read how agentic trading separates model decisions from signing authority.
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See Lore and MetaMask Agent Wallet across MPC signing, Hyperliquid workflows, and the path from Plan to Auto.
Compare Lore and MetaMaskGovern agentic execution without giving up control.
Bring a Hyperliquid strategy. Start in Plan, define the execution policy, and promote only proven actions to policy-gated Auto.