02ENGINE

HORRIS / ENGINE

THE EXECUTION ENGINE.
INTELLIGENCE UNDER CONTROL.

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.

01AI PROPOSAL

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
02POLICY CORE

Deterministic rules are authoritative.

Risk profiles, leverage limits, stop requirements, allocation caps and allowed actions are checked independently of model confidence.

  • RISK CAPS
  • ALLOWLISTS
  • HARD REJECTIONS
03PREFLIGHT

Compile the exact transaction first.

Horris resolves live venue state, builds the exact call path and simulates it before any wallet-signing stage can be reached.

  • LIVE STATE
  • EXACT CALLDATA
  • SIMULATION GATE
04AUTHORIZATION

Authority is narrow and replay-safe.

EIP-712 authorization binds calldata, context, nonce and expiry so a previously approved action cannot be silently repurposed.

  • NONCE
  • EXPIRY
  • CALLDATA HASH
05PROTECTION

Execution is not the end of risk.

The monitor continuously reasons about positions, stop coverage, frozen orders and new-risk freezes after entry.

  • PROTECTION
  • MONITOR
  • RECOVERY
MODELGROQ / GPT-OSS
AI EXECUTIONDISABLED
SIGNINGEXPLICIT ONLY
FAILURE MODEFAIL-CLOSED
// HORRIS / SYSTEM PRINCIPLE

The model is never the wallet.

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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