Describe the bot in plain English

How this works

Have the idea. Write it down in your own words — like “something safe for a $20 account that trades a few times an hour”. Then wait a moment while your bot is built to the rules you just set.

You do not need to know a single block. Everything it decided lands in the Guided tab, so you can read it back, change any number you disagree with, and download when it looks right.

Upload a bot to repair, rebrand and harden

Your strategy logic is not rewritten. The upgrader repairs what is structurally broken, replaces broken blocks & incomplete logic, and wraps the result handling in a safety stack — a stake ceiling, a loss-streak reset and a take profit / stop loss that genuinely stop the bot.

🔒 The repaired file is licensed to ultimateblocks.tools. It can also run on dbot.ultimatedigits.ai. All other sites are restricted.

Re-create with AI

Safety settings to inject

The ceiling is applied to the bot's own stake variable after its sizing has run, so whatever its maths produces is bounded. The streak limit resets that variable to its starting value after this many losses in a row.

The base stake is the floor the bot falls back to. If the file already states its own starting stake, that one is used and this is ignored. It only matters when the bot never sets a stake of its own — which is the usual reason a bot dies on “Amount must be a positive number”.

Make it yours optional

The repaired file is ready to download exactly as it is — you do not have to touch anything here. These four are the settings that can be moved without rewriting the strategy. Change one and the bot rebuilds instantly.

Leave a box empty to keep whatever the file already had. The market list only offers indices that actually carry the contracts this bot buys — a digit bot cannot trade a Jump index, so those are hidden.

Changing the starting stake rewrites the author's own initialisation rather than adding a second one, and the safety floor moves with it. If the bot works its stake out with maths instead of writing it down, the audit says so and leaves it alone.

Solving

Result

What it can and cannot do

It reliably fixes structure: a wrong root namespace, duplicate block ids, orphaned and disabled blocks, incomplete purchase blocks, an out-of-date market block, and variables declared but never used. It rewrites branding, and it can find the stake variable in most bots by reading the amount socket on the trade options.

Once it is repaired you can also change what it trades — market, name, duration and starting stake — without touching how it trades. Those four are listed separately in the report as your edits, not as repairs, so you can always tell what was broken from what you simply preferred.

It will not invent strategy. If a bot reads a variable nothing ever assigns, or gates a branch on something meaningless, the audit says so and leaves it alone — only the author knows what was intended. Read the report before you trust the output, and test on a demo account first.