- Add GET/PUT /api/admin/trading/approval-config endpoints
- Add POST/DELETE /api/admin/trading/lockouts endpoints
- Add useApprovalConfig, useUpdateApprovalConfig, useCreateLockout, useDeleteLockout hooks
- Add Paper Order Approval toggle card with confirmation dialog
- Add lockout creation form and delete button to Active Lockouts card
- Add MSW handlers for all new endpoints
- Add property-based tests for bug condition exploration and preservation
- Trading page: added conservative/moderate/aggressive selector that
updates the trading engine config via PUT /api/trading/config
- Recommendations page: added risk tier dropdown that defaults to the
engine's current tier and filters recs by the tier's min_confidence
- Backend: added min_confidence query param to GET /api/recommendations
- Risk tier thresholds: conservative ≥0.75, moderate ≥0.55, aggressive ≥0.40
- Removed PUT /api/trading/capital (set capital) — only touched in-memory state
- Removed POST /api/trading/capital/adjust (add/withdraw) — same problem
- Reset endpoint now: liquidates Alpaca positions, cancels orders, clears DB,
then queries Alpaca for real portfolio_value to set engine capital
- Frontend: replaced CapitalCard with simple ResetCard (one button)
- Removed useSetTradingCapital and useAdjustCapital hooks
Three distinct capital operations on the Trading Controls page:
- Set Capital: overwrites pool balances to a new amount (existing)
- Add/Withdraw: adjusts active pool by a delta without touching
positions, orders, or history. Validates sufficient balance for
withdrawals. Logged to reserve_pool_ledger as manual_adjustment.
- Reset Everything: nuclear option — deletes all positions, orders,
trading decisions, stop levels, snapshots, backtests, notifications,
and circuit breaker events, then resets capital fresh. Red button
with double-confirmation dialog.
Backend: POST /api/trading/capital/adjust and POST /api/trading/reset
Frontend: CapitalCard rebuilt with three sections and confirmation UIs
The API returns macro_enabled/competitive_enabled but the TypeScript
interfaces expected 'enabled'. The toggles always showed disabled.
Now handles both field names with fallback.
Celes Renata