How Zevrant Forge works
From sign-up to a running agent, at your own pace.
- A few minutes · free
Check it’s a fit
Answer a few quick questions online. If Forge isn't a fit, we'll say so.
- About 60 minutes · your pace
Set it up yourself
Follow our step-by-step guide while your own Claude walks you through each step. You create your own API keys, then write your rules and risk limits from our building blocks on your My rules page.
- About 15 minutes
Setup test on your practice account
Forge runs a test on your free practice (paper) account to confirm it connects, follows your limits, and stops on the kill switch.
- When you choose
Launch
Once setup testing passes, pick how you launch: approve each trade first or switch on Auto mode. Then choose practice or real money; your rules are the same either way. After your first week, you get an automatic health summary. You can change modes any time. You flip that switch, not us. Optional monthly support helps keep it running. Your setup stays yours and keeps running without it.
Every trade comes to you first to approve or skip. Switch to Auto mode whenever you're ready: after a day, a week, or never.
Every setup starts in Proposal mode. Once setup testing passes, you can switch to Auto: the agent trades on its own, inside your guardrails, with the kill switch always in reach.
Every install includes a setup test, run on your broker's free practice (paper) account, to confirm the agent connects, follows your limits, and stops on the kill switch. Then you choose your mode in writing (Proposal or Auto) and can change it any time. After the test, you choose whether the agent trades practice or real money.
Start small, scale up. Many clients start with a small test amount in Proposal mode, then add money when they're ready. Your limits are set as percentages of the account, so your setup and rules stay the same as it grows, with no extra fee.
Support is optional: your setup stays yours and keeps running without it, with all Forge updates and safety fixes included.
Why an agentic account
Automation you own. Rules you set.
An agentic account runs trading rules you write, inside limits you choose, in an account only you control. You get the discipline of automation without handing your money to anyone.
The agent follows the rules you wrote. It doesn't panic-sell, chase headlines, or get tired.
It checks the market and prepares trades every morning, so you don't have to watch charts.
Forge checks once per trading day, at a time you choose. It isn't built for day trading. Stop orders held at your broker still protect you between checks.
What you get
The system is ours to build. The rules are yours to write.
Included in every Forge setup
- An AI trading agent connected to your own brokerage account (Alpaca at launch)
- Your rules written in plain English and approved by you before anything runs
- Your risk limits set on your My rules page: position caps and a daily loss limit
- A check every trading day at a time you choose, with each proposed trade's reason, size, and exits
- A simple dashboard with each run's trades, Pause, and a one-tap kill switch
- A plain-English guide: what runs each day, how to pause, how to shut it off
- An automatic health summary after your first week
Why Forge
Somewhere between doing it yourself and handing it over.
| Copy-trading apps | Build it yourself | Zevrant Forge | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who sets it up | The app | You, with code and guides | You, with our step-by-step guide and your own Claude. No coding. |
| Whose rules it follows | Someone else's trades | Yours | Yours, written by you on your My rules page |
| See each trade first | Usually not | If you build it in | Yes, whenever you want |
| Risk limits and kill switch | Limited | If you build them | Included |
| Help when something breaks | Support tickets | You're on your own | Monthly support plan |