I've caught myself doing something pretty often while trading. Changing the plan halfway through because I don't like what I'm seeing. Sometimes it helps. Other times I'm just making excuses for a weak strategy. Using @agenticscredit has made that habit much more obvious. Once the agent starts following its rules, the results speak for themselves. And that's exactly what I want to understand. Does my strategy actually have an edge, or have I been keeping it alive through constant manual intervention? For now, I'm staying focused on paper trading. Still below the 580 ACS threshold, so funding isn't my priority. I'd rather spend this time testing assumptions, studying mistakes, and making improvements based on actual results. One thing I'm starting to appreciate: Sometimes doing less gives you better information than making another trade.