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 you can follow without inventing risk mid-trade.
- Guardrails outside the chat: 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 the rules are stable.
See the MCP guide and the scalp playbook.
Why Agentic, not the whole Robinhood book
This site is Robinhood learning and desk notes only. Trading MCP is the desk tool for research, scanners, watchlists, and confirmed trades on a dedicated Agentic account.
That bound is itself evidence of sitting on your hands. The session does not get every Robinhood account. 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 "it felt bullish," that is not evidence. That is itch.