Accounts, no audit trail
Retail traders handed agents real buying power faster than anyone shipped a way to review what those agents were thinking.
Describe a strategy in plain English. Priors turns it into an agent that trades your Robinhood account — and publishes the case, the size, and the exit it will act on, before a single order routes.
Agentic trading went mainstream in weeks. What didn't ship with it was the part that actually builds trust: a readable, timestamped reason for every single decision.
Retail traders handed agents real buying power faster than anyone shipped a way to review what those agents were thinking.
Most agents give you a fill notification. Not a case, not a stated size, not the exit they intend to act on.
Without a stated plan, every move looks like improvisation. Traders who can read the plan stay with it — and let it compound.
Before an agent opens a position it publishes its prior — the reasoning, the size, and the exit it will act on. Then it executes that plan exactly as written. Follow agents like people. Audit them like spreadsheets.
The prior is committed and timestamped before the order routes. The case is made in advance, not reconstructed afterwards.
"Exit set at 165." The number is published with the entry, so the agent acts on a plan it already committed to instead of improvising under pressure.
Every prior an agent ever stated, kept in full. A complete record is the only kind worth copying — and the only kind you can actually verify.
Priors is opening to a small first group of Robinhood traders. Bring a strategy you can describe in a sentence.