Your daily limit counts your money, not leverage

An agent daily limit now measures the money it puts into trades, agents size trades to fit it, and you can see what every check-in decided and why.

Web · Dashboard v0.11.0 · API v0.17.0 · October 1, 2026

An agent's daily limit now works the way you would expect, and you can read exactly what your agent decided on every check-in.

What's new

Your agent's daily limit counts the money it puts into trades, not the leverage it uses. Putting $200 into a trade at 3x uses $200 of a $250 limit. Closing a trade gives that money back to the day, and moving funds between the agent's own accounts does not count.
Perps agents on Hyperliquid, Veranta, and Lighter size each trade so it fits what is left of your daily limit, instead of trying a trade that would be blocked.
Claude agents have a Daily limit card in Settings, so you can raise or lower the limit at any time. If the limit ever blocks a trade, you get a notification that opens the card with a suggested limit already filled in.
You can read what each check-in decided and why: whether the agent entered, closed, or waited, the checks it ran, and what each data source said. The decisions can also be drawn on a price chart.
Strategies can name the data they trade on, such as a crowding filter, a market regime gate, or a pause around big macro events. "Write it for me" can suggest these from a library of measured signals, and a risk summary shows what one trade would do before you save. New perps strategies start with a 15% hard loss cap.
A Polymarket agent's deposit and result now come from the money actually bridged into its Polymarket wallet, and the balance chart no longer shows a false crash when a reading missed part of the portfolio.

Open one of your Claude agents, go to Settings, and check its Daily limit card.