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After Mobius parses your strategy from a natural language description, you can switch to the visual block editor to review and fine-tune every parameter without rewriting your description. The block editor gives you direct access to each component of your strategy — indicator periods, threshold values, position sizing rules, and stop-loss levels — as individual editable fields.

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Opening the visual editor

Once your strategy is defined in the chat, look for the Edit Strategy or Visual Editor button in the strategy artifact panel. Clicking it switches the view from the text summary to an interactive block layout.

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What you can edit

Adjust the period of any indicator. Change RSI(14) to RSI(10), or swap a 9/21 EMA crossover to a 12/26 EMA crossover — without typing a new description. Each indicator parameter is a labeled numeric input.
Modify the trigger values for your conditions. If your entry fires when RSI drops below 30, you can move that threshold to 25 or 35 directly in the block editor.
Adjust the capital allocation per trade — fixed dollar amount, percentage of portfolio, or volatility-scaled sizing.
Set or modify stop-loss percentage, ATR-based stop distance, or fixed-price take-profit targets.
Change the ticker or add additional assets to a multi-asset strategy.

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Changes carry through to backtests

Any modification you make in the visual editor is immediately reflected in the strategy definition. The next time you run a backtest, it uses the updated parameters — no need to re-describe the strategy in chat.
Changes made in the visual editor are not permanent until you save. Click Save (or Save Bot to save as a named strategy) after editing.

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Switching back to chat

You can switch back to the chat view at any time to make larger structural changes — like adding a new indicator, changing the strategy type, or rebuilding from scratch. Chat and the visual editor stay in sync: changes in one are reflected in the other.