Models propose. They do not execute.
Groq produces a structured proposal that is treated as untrusted input and reviewed by the hostile-input boundary before policy evaluation.
- SERVER-SIDE MODEL KEY
- STRICT STRUCTURED OUTPUT
- EXECUTABLE = FALSE
HORRIS / ENGINE
The Horris engine separates proposal generation from execution authority. AI can structure a trade idea; Horris policy, live preflight and explicit authorization decide whether it may advance.
Groq produces a structured proposal that is treated as untrusted input and reviewed by the hostile-input boundary before policy evaluation.
Risk profiles, leverage limits, stop requirements, allocation caps and allowed actions are checked independently of model confidence.
Horris resolves live venue state, builds the exact call path and simulates it before any wallet-signing stage can be reached.
EIP-712 authorization binds calldata, context, nonce and expiry so a previously approved action cannot be silently repurposed.
The monitor continuously reasons about positions, stop coverage, frozen orders and new-risk freezes after entry.
Horris keeps intelligence, policy, authorization and execution as separate authority layers so no AI response can silently become an onchain action.
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