Part I · 13 pages
Understand
What an EA is, four ways to trade, market analysis, risk, and MQL5 in plain words.
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5 parts
+ 21 chapters · 62–79 pages
Written for two readers at once: you, and the AI that builds alongside you.
Part I · 13 pages
What an EA is, four ways to trade, market analysis, risk, and MQL5 in plain words.
Part II · 6 pages
MT5 and MetaEditor step by step. Your AI assistant, ready in one paste.
Part III · 14–23 pages
The OBSIRYN Coding Standard, three paths to an EA, converting to other markets, fixing and improving.
Part IV · 12–15 pages
Check your EA does what you meant, backtest properly, demo, then go live small.
Part V · 4–6 pages
The Prompt Library and your reusable skills.
Plus
Front matter with the Safety Code and a Quick Start, and four appendices: the AI Operating Manual, symbol profiles, a glossary and the full risk disclosure.
What an EA really is
EA, indicator or script; how MT5 runs an EA tick by tick; what AI does and doesn't do; why there is no holy-grail EA.
Four ways to trade
Scalping, breakout, mean reversion and trend: how each makes money, when each fails, which conditions suit it.
Market analysis for EA builders
Sessions, spread, volatility, liquidity and news, and how forex, gold and indices behave differently.
Risk: what keeps you in the game
Risk per trade, lot sizing, drawdown and daily loss limits; why OBSIRYN never uses martingale, grid or hedging recovery.
MQL5 in plain words
What to recognise, not master: inputs, comments and functions; reading an inputs section; MT4 against MT5.
MT5 and MetaEditor, step by step
A demo account, exact symbol names, where EA files go, compiling, attaching an EA and when a VPS helps.
Setting up your AI assistant
Claude (recommended), ChatGPT or Gemini; the setup page; how to paste compile errors and reports back.
The OBSIRYN Coding Standard
The numbered rulebook every EA follows: risk, a hard stop loss, filters, broker checks.
Path A: your own strategy
The structured intake that turns a vague idea into precise rules.
Path B: OBSIRYN strategies
Scalping, breakout, mean reversion and trend, explained and ready to build.
Core 1 · Pro 2 · Elite 4 strategies
Path C: the gold EA
Source code and its full backtest report.
Pro and Elite
Converting your EA
The Symbol Conversion Protocol and the MT4 conversion.
Pro major pairs · Elite all markets + MT4
Fixing and improving your EA
Common compile errors, the AI's typical MQL5 mistakes, the "EA isn't trading" checklist, one change at a time.
Check your EA does what you meant
A visual Strategy Tester checklist: match every trade to a rule, prove the stop loss always fires and risk limits hold.
Backtesting properly
Real ticks and variable spread, reading the report, red flags such as overfitting, out-of-sample testing.
Your Performance Sheet
Simulated past results from your own backtest, on your account size. Never a forecast.
Demo testing
At least four weeks: what to log, and how to compare demo with backtest.
Going live
The Start Small ladder, running 24/5 on a desktop or VPS, monitoring, and when to switch an EA off.
Prop Firm Mode
Common prop-firm rules and the settings that respect them.
Elite
The Prompt Library
Every prompt in the book on one quick-reference spread: build, check, fix, convert, test, launch.
Your skills menu
Each reusable skill in plain words: what it does, why it saves time, how to call it.
Core 2 · Pro 4 · Elite all 8
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