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BeginnerLast verified Oct 18, 2026

Blueprints

Choose a template, inspect its release and create an editable copy.

On this page
  1. Choose a foundation
  2. Inspect before copying
  3. Create and verify
  4. Availability and future development

A Blueprint is a template with an identified release. Inspect it and create an independent strategy to edit in Flow Editor.

Choose a foundation

Open Blueprints from navigation. Search by name or concept, filter by mode, market and complexity, or explore a collection. Saved contains bookmarks; bookmarking does not create a strategy. Additional results load on request.

Inspect before copying

The detail shows publisher, version, purpose, requirements and graph. The author's guide can be absent, an overview or an extended explanation. Official documentation explains the product; the Blueprint guide explains that release. If a translation is missing, original text may appear with its language indicated.

Every Blueprint in this release creates an editable copy: you can read its rules. An absent explanation does not make the graph secret. A future protected distribution would need a separate product and execution environment.

Create and verify

Choose Use Blueprint, enter a name and create the strategy. Mode and release are inherited, the copy uses a strategy slot and opens in the editor. No Backtest or trading starts automatically. Read the form guide.

Updating or withdrawing a Blueprint does not modify existing copies. A withdrawn release cannot create new copies. Copies keep their source and version for future reference.

Availability and future development

Plan capabilities and the strategy limit are checked on the server. The curated catalog does not charge a separate template price. Terms appear in the detail before copying. User publication, purchases, reviews and a marketplace are not available in this release.

Related documentation

  • Create a strategyCreate from scratch or from a Blueprint using one contextual form.
  • Build an RSI Momentum AlertCreate the Starter strategy, change its threshold, validate it, save it, and reopen it.

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  1. Choose a foundation
  2. Inspect before copying
  3. Create and verify
  4. Availability and future development

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