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Mobius is built around a conversational interface. You describe what you want to trade and why, and the AI does the rest — extracting indicators, structuring the logic, and preparing it for backtesting and deployment.

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Inline asset and indicator lookup

As you type your strategy, Mobius surfaces a live search palette so you can pin exact tickers and indicators directly into your prompt — no guessing at spellings or key names.

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$ — Asset lookup

Type $ anywhere in the input to open the asset search. Start typing a ticker symbol or company name to filter results. Select an entry and it is inserted as a highlighted chip in your prompt.
The palette shows equity stocks, ETFs, and crypto pairs. Each result displays the asset class badge (STOCK / ETF / CRYPTO) so you know exactly what you are referencing.

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# — Indicator lookup

Type # to open the indicator palette. Results are grouped by category (Momentum, Trend, Volume, Alternative Data, etc.) with the raw indicator key shown alongside each label so you can confirm the exact signal being used.
Select any indicator and it is inserted as a chip. The chip color reflects the indicator category — orange for momentum, green for trend, blue for volume, and so on.

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/ — Commands

Type / or click the + button and choose Commands to open the command palette. Use commands to re-run backtests, compare strategy versions, check live positions, and more. See the full command reference below.
You can still type tickers and indicator names as plain text — the $ and # shortcuts are optional. They are most useful when you want to confirm the exact key or explore what is available.

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What to include in your description

The more detail you provide upfront, the fewer clarifying questions Mobius needs to ask. A complete strategy description includes:
  1. The asset — stock ticker, ETF, or crypto pair (e.g. AAPL, SPY, BTC/USD)
  2. Entry conditions — when to buy
  3. Exit conditions — when to sell
  4. Risk rules — stop-loss, take-profit, or position sizing
Minimal (Mobius will ask follow-up questions):
Complete (no follow-up questions needed):

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Strategy types you can describe

Technical indicator strategies:
Momentum / trend strategies:
Mean reversion strategies:
Crypto strategies:
Alternative data strategies:
Cross-asset / macro strategies:
Multi-asset portfolio:

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Tips for better results

Name your indicators explicitly. Instead of “when momentum is strong,” say “when the 14-day RSI is above 60.” The more precise your indicator references, the more accurately Mobius extracts your intent.
Always include an exit condition. A strategy without an exit rule will hold positions indefinitely. Include a stop-loss, a take-profit target, or an indicator-based exit.
Specify the timeframe. Daily strategies and 5-minute intraday strategies require different backtest windows. State “daily bars” or “5-minute bars” explicitly.

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Refining your strategy

You can continue the conversation at any time to refine your strategy. Examples:
  • “Change the RSI entry threshold from 30 to 25.”
  • “Add a 2% stop-loss below entry price.”
  • “Make it a multi-asset strategy — apply the same rules to SPY, QQQ, and IWM.”
  • “Switch from daily to weekly bars.”
Each refinement updates the strategy definition and resets the backtest so you can run a fresh simulation with the new parameters. Your version history is preserved so you can compare results across iterations.