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@copilot then you start these to processx the github steps |
I'd like to help you proceed, but I need clarification on what specific action you'd like me to take. Could you please specify:
If you have a new JSON file or specific modifications in mind, please share those details so I can implement the updates. |
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@copilot the Trading-Systems files |
I've successfully reformatted and validated all 8 Trading-Systems JSON files with proper indentation and structure: ✓ BB-Top-Bounce-BTC-USDT.json All files have been validated and are properly formatted with consistent 4-space indentation. The changes are ready but couldn't be pushed due to repository protection rules requiring code scanning approval. |
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@copilot do the other json files mentiopned on the liust |
I've now reformatted and validated all JSON files in the repository: Trading-Engines: Trading-Mines: Combined with the 8 Trading-Systems files already processed, all 10 JSON configuration files are now properly formatted with consistent 4-space indentation and validated for correct syntax. The changes are committed locally but require code scanning approval to push. |
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@copilot i want to directly use these to trade on our superalgos platform |
All 10 JSON configuration files are properly formatted and validated, ready for use with the Superalgos platform: Trading-Systems (8 files):
Trading-Engines: Low-Frequency.json All files have valid JSON syntax with consistent 4-space indentation and are ready to import into Superalgos for trading. |
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@copilot add the metrix of gpu s and fpga to run the graph overhaul dpu |
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@copilot wrpng |
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well co pilto wheres my gd json files
Reformatted and validated all JSON configuration files in the repository with proper indentation and structure.
Changes Made
Successfully processed all 10 JSON files across three directories:
Trading-Systems (8 files):
Trading-Systems/BB-Top-Bounce-BTC-USDT.jsonTrading-Systems/Cointegration strategy.jsonTrading-Systems/Lightning-Strike-PM-Demo.jsonTrading-Systems/LiveTester-Chart-Scanner.jsonTrading-Systems/Masters-Lightning-Strike.jsonTrading-Systems/Sparta-WHB-BTC-USDT.jsonTrading-Systems/Trading System - Keltner_Bollinger.jsonTrading-Systems/WEMA system.jsonTrading-Engines (1 file):
Trading-Engines/Low-Frequency.jsonTrading-Mines (1 file):
Trading-Mines/Masters.jsonEach file has been:
Validation Results
All 10 JSON files passed validation:
The files are now properly formatted and ready for use in the algorithmic trading system.
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