Tag: execution
RBX Journal articles filed under this tag.
- July 4, 2026
The retest that did not stop us: live-fire validation of the stop buffer
Two shorts on the same symbol, hours apart. One exited above the recent high exactly as designed. The other watched price tag 63,450 — past the level that used to be the stop — and stayed alive. Between them we found a number that lied and a risk rule nobody had ever adopted.
- July 4, 2026
One entry, four bugs: a night of production debugging on Robson
We shipped a new protective layer for the stop engine and used live entries to validate it. The first order was rejected by our own risk gate, by a margin of 0.0000000000000000000002. Three more bugs were hiding behind that one.
- July 3, 2026
Stops that survive failures: redesigning the execution layer of Robson
A trade closed 48% above the risk cap while the daemon was down. The investigation produced two ADRs, five production fixes, and a Binance API surprise. Here are the numbers.
- April 5, 2026
Robson v2 finds its missing execution glue
Over the last three days, Robson v2 gained the governed layer it was missing between risk, approval, audit, projections, and recovery. That is laying real groundwork for v3.
- April 4, 2026
The Unit Is Not the Prompt
Query and QueryEngine point to a more durable abstraction for agent systems: execution is a governed object with state, events, budgets, and permissions.