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Hizz AI Trading turns a deterministic strategy into a monitored agent. You can start with a published strategy, generate a private strategy from a prompt, run a backtest, and then deploy it in paper or live mode on Strike perpetuals.

Strategy Library

Public strategies with current backtests and aggregate deployed-agent data.

My Strategy

AI-generated strategies stay private until you explicitly publish them.

My agent

Live status, position, volume, net PnL, fee breakdown, fills, and controls.

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The workflow

1

Inspect the strategy

Open a Strategy Library card to review its market, clock, entry filters, exits, leverage, frequency, and backtest. Published strategies use the same deterministic strategy definition in backtest and agent execution.
2

Connect Strike

Connect the Strike wallet that owns the trading account. The connection is bound to your address and has an explicit Hizz fee cap.
3

Choose paper or live

Paper mode exercises the agent workflow without submitting a real fill. Live mode can place real Strike orders. Set allocation and leverage before deploying; order notional is allocation multiplied by leverage.
4

Monitor My agent

Expand the agent to see its open position, lifetime net PnL curve, lifetime volume, realized and unrealized PnL, funding, Hizz fees, Strike fees, fills, orders, and run log.
5

Pause or manage

Pause the agent when you do not want new strategy actions. Management actions can request a signature; simply viewing the dashboard does not.

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Strategy Library and My Strategy

Library strategies are public. Their detail pages show the current backtest and aggregate data from agents that deployed the same strategy.

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Wallet and control model

The live agent trades through the connected Strike account. Funds stay in that account; Hizz does not move them into a pooled strategy wallet. The trading key is limited by the connected wallet and its approved fee cap.
Live mode uses real margin and can lose more quickly when leverage is high. Start with a small allocation, check liquidation distance, and pause the agent if its behavior or market conditions differ from your expectation.