How Bot Shaper works

Getting started

1. Describe your strategy in the chat with Shaper. For example: “Buy SOL when the 4h RSI drops below 30 and touches the lower Bollinger band. Take profit +5%.”
2. Review the workflow in the editor. Every new workflow starts inactive and in the practice account.
3. Test it with “Run once” or with a backtest of up to 5 years.
4. Turn it on in practice. To move to real money you need an API key without withdrawal permission, two-step verification, and to type the bot's name.

Expressions

Every node has a label (velas for candles, rsi, voto for the committee vote…). Labels are identifiers, so the default ones are in Spanish; you can rename them. Any field can use the output of an earlier node by writing {etiqueta.campo}.

{rsi.value} < 30 and {velas.last.close} < {bb.lower}
{velas.close[-2]}            # second-to-last close
{voto.votes[0].confidence}   # first model's confidence
{params.tp_pct}              # workflow parameter

Operators: arithmetic, comparison, and, or, not. Functions: min, max, abs, round, pct_change, crossover(a, b), crossunder(a, b). You can only reference nodes that come earlier in the flow.

Node catalog

Credentials and security

• Your funds stay on your exchange. Bot Shaper never holds them.
• Create the API key with read and trading permissions only. If we detect withdrawal permission, we don't store the key.
• Keys are encrypted at rest and never shown again: you only see the last four characters.
• You can restrict the key to our outbound IPs and rotate or revoke it from Integrations.

Credits

Every workflow run uses credits based on its nodes: AI nodes cost according to the model, premium data nodes 0.2 and orders 1. Before turning on a bot you see its estimated daily cost. If you run out of credits, bots pause without leaving orders half-done. See the plans in Pricing.