Flow Editor examples

Examples show how nodes work together. They explain configuration and expected branches, not investment recommendations or performance claims. Numbers in a worked example are teaching inputs unless the article identifies a recorded result.

Beginner example

RSI Momentum Alert is the complete beginner quickstart. Its five-node Tactical graph combines a market event, RSI data, a Condition and Alert. You will change a literal threshold, validate, save and reopen the graph. A Backtest records a simulated Alert event; saving does not send email.

Tactical pattern

Tactical order and position monitoring traces sizing, a margin decision, Order submission, the separate Await Order Event lifecycle and position handling after a confirmed fill. Submitted is not Filled. This advanced pattern still needs compatible inputs and a qualified test context; reading the diagram alone does not produce a runnable graph.

Portfolio pattern

Portfolio rebalance with risk limits starts from the two-asset Equal Weight Starter and then separates advanced ranking and constraints from that working base. A 100% allocation budget yields two 50% target weights in the worked example. A target is a desired allocation, not an executed trade or guaranteed actual weight.

Adapt an example

1. Create your own copy and confirm its mode; the mode of an existing strategy cannot be changed.
2. Check each node's availability and active ports, especially after changing an operator, role or source.
3. Validate, save a confirmed version, and choose a suitable Backtest window and assumptions.
4. Inspect actual run states and results in Backtest Center, then read responsible use before drawing conclusions.