Robinhood MCP as Desk Evidence
How Trading MCP sessions become evidence of discipline: scanners, review-before-place, hard flats, and logged skips — without publishing a live track record.
Evidence on this site used to mean a regime calendar pulled from a live database. We no longer maintain that feed. What we do maintain is a clearer kind of proof: written process and bounded agentic sessions on Robinhood's Trading MCP.
That is what Evidence means now.
What counts as evidence
Not a P&L screenshot. Not an anonymized win rate pulled from Postgres.
Evidence here is:
- A published playbook an agent can follow without inventing risk mid-trade.
- Guardrails outside the model — wallet size, daily stops, hard flat clocks.
- Logged sits — skips with reasons, not empty sessions disguised as "quiet."
- Review → confirm → place as the default posture until grammar is stable.
See the MCP guide and the scalp playbook.
Why Robinhood MCP, not the production ledger
Soyhands live automation inventory sits on a separate broker authority. Robinhood MCP is the desk-side rail: research, scanners, watchlists, and confirmed trades on a dedicated Agentic account.
That separation is itself evidence of sitting on your hands. The agent does not get the whole book. Place/cancel only when agentic_allowed=true. Primary accounts stay read-only for this MCP client.
What a session leaves behind
A good agentic session leaves a trail you can re-read:
- Which screen ran (liquid gainer / OR map)
- Which names failed hard rejects
- Which name cleared trigger + size + TP + cut
- Whether flat time was hit with working orders canceled
If the trail is only "the model felt bullish," that is not evidence. That is itch.