Kryll AI sits inside the editor. It turns a description into a wired-up strategy, turns an idea into a reusable custom block, and audits a graph for the failures a backtest cannot show you. Whatever it produces is ordinary blocks. You can read them, move them, and take them apart.
- Where
- Inside the editor
- Builds
- Strategies and blocks
- Audits
- Freezes · edge cases
- Output
- Editable blocks
- Model
- Yours, or AI tokens
- Status
- In development
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Three jobs, one assistant
It is not a chatbot bolted to the side of the app. It works on the canvas you are looking at, on the graph you already have.
- It writes strategiesDescribe what you want and it places the blocks and wires them. Then keep talking: add a stop, change a timeframe, swap an indicator. It edits the graph in place rather than starting over, and it will help you think an idea through before any of it is built.
- It writes blocksDescribe the behaviour of a block that does not exist and it writes the code behind it. What you get is a new entry in your block library, reusable in every strategy and publishable to the marketplace like any other.
- It tidies upA working strategy that nobody can read is a strategy nobody will maintain. The assistant can re-lay-out a canvas for legibility without touching the logic.
The pass a backtest cannot do
A backtest tells you what happened on the data it was given. It cannot tell you about the branch the data never reached. The audit reads the graph itself, and it looks for three things.
What it is not
Not a bot that trades for you
It builds strategies. It does not run them, fund them, or decide when to start one. Everything it produces sits on your canvas until you send it live yourself.
Not a financial adviser
It helps you express a rule. It has no opinion on whether the rule is a good idea, and nothing it says is investment advice.
Not KortexFlow
KortexFlow, also called Kryll³, is a separate product. The two share the KRL token and nothing else. This page is about the assistant inside the trading editor.
You pay for tokens, not for a seat
Connect a model you already pay for, and the assistant uses it. If you would rather not hold a subscription with an AI provider, buy AI tokens from Kryll and spend them as you go. Either way there is no plan, no seat, and no part of KryllOS locked behind it. The editor, the blocks and the backtest engine work with no AI connected at all.
How Kryll makes moneyWhat it builds, and where it goes
- KryllOS SystemThe desktop itself: windows, apps, and a store to install them from.
- Drag-and-Drop EditorCompose a strategy from blocks, wire them up, read the result out loud.
- Backtest EngineReplay a strategy against real market history, order by order.
- MarketplaceInstall what the community published, or publish and get paid.Soon
- KRL TokenThe currency of the store, and where a share of every sale goes.
The editor works without it.
Kryll AI is a shortcut, not a dependency. Download KryllOS, build a strategy by hand, and plug a model in when you want one.
Trading crypto-assets carries a risk of losing your capital.