The base INDIGO bot is fine — but the CALL bot (the RSI-50 crossover from yesterday) is NOT running: no systemd unit, no process, and its log stops at 09:20. Let me find out why it died.
Done — here's the story:
1. The CALL bot (indigo_flattrade_call, the RSI-50 crossover CE bot from yesterday) was cleanly STOPPED at 09:20:29 this morning — `sudo systemctl stop tradebot@indigo_flattrade_call.service` followed 1s later by the dashboard's POST /api/stop. Its systemd unit file has since been deleted (unit file gone, service disabled).
2. NOT a crash: no traceback, no OOM kill, no systemd failure. The log shows normal polling right up to 09:20:26, then an orderly deactivation. Someone (dashboard STOP button or a manual shell command from ~/bots/tradebot) deliberately stopped it.
3. Nothing was lost by the stop: it was FLAT all morning. RSI has been pinned at ~99-100 (overbought zone, ≥90 = degenerate, no cross-target computed), waiting for an RSI xover below 50 that never came. INDIGO moved 5358 → 5494 → 5444 this morning — strong uptrend, RSI stuck high, so the call bot had no entry anyway.
4. The other INDIGO bot (indigo_flattrade, the PE bot — RSI xunder 65 → BUY_PE) is still running fine as a service, also flat, also waiting (RSI 100, no entry).
One note: it logged "Positionbook fetch failed" once at 09:16 — that's the flattrade gateway restarting at 09:05 today; both bots recovered on the next poll, harmless.
Want me to recreate the systemd unit and restart the call bot for today's session?
2026-08-05 09:26
USER (hermes, deepseek-v4-flash)
but when the price was reversed - at gapup - why the position was not reversed and exited
2026-08-05 09:27
ASSISTANT (hermes, deepseek-v4-flash)
Good question — let me pull the actual facts: did either INDIGO bot hold a position overnight, and what did the logs say at the gap-up?
One more grep — the filter I used matched every poll line (they all contain "exit=sltp"). Let me get the real event lines from the base bot's Aug 4 afternoon:
2026-08-05 09:28
TOOL (hermes, deepseek-v4-flash)
[Tool: terminal]
{"output": "[2026-08-04 10:40:47,395] INFO: ✅ Order CONFIRMED by broker (5s fast-confirm): BUY 300 INDIGO25AUG265300PE @ ₹95.7 (broker_order_no=26080400133312)\n[2026-08-05 09:20:08,207] INFO: EXIT event (rsi crossed above value) but already flat — nothing to do", "exit_code": 0, "error": null}
2026-08-05 09:28
ASSISTANT (hermes, deepseek-v4-flash)
The base bot's PE (bought 10:40 yesterday @ ₹95.7) has NO exit line in its log — yet today it's flat. Something closed it. Let me check the broker's authoritative record:
The tradebook reveals a key fact: the PE was sold at 09:18:49 TODAY — but the base bot's log shows no order placement for it, and its own exit fired 1m40s LATER at 09:20 (already flat). Also the position dropped from 300 to 150 sometime before. Let me get the raw log window and the order's attribution:
The smoking gun is in the gateway's order log (id 6661): at 09:18:49 today, a `closeposition` call with strategy "UI Exit Position" closed the INDIGO PE — that's the OpenAlgo dashboard's manual Exit button, NOT the bot. Let me find when the first 150 PE got sold too:
Two INDIGO PE orders total in the gateway: the BUY 300 (10:40 yesterday) and the "UI Exit Position" close at 09:18:49 today. But the position was already 150 by yesterday evening — so 150 was closed somewhere else. Let me trace when the 300→150 happened in the bot's own polls:
Facts are complete now — here's the full story:
1. There WAS a position: 300 PE @ ₹95.7 bought yesterday 10:40 (RSI crossed below 65 → BUY_PE). It was never going to "reverse" — indigo_flattrade is one-way buy_exit: it buys PE on RSI<65 and its only exit is SELL the PE when RSI crosses back above 65. There is no flip-into-CE logic on this bot.
2. Why the exit didn't fire at the gap-up: the bot's RSI feed was FROZEN at 0.00 from 09:08 through 09:19 — the renko RSI never saw the gap (5358 → 5434 open, 5494 high). An exit needs RSI to cross above 65; the feed pinned at 0.00 = no signal, no exit. It only flipped to 99.01 at 09:20:08, which fired the exit.
3. By then it was too late — and that's the key: the remaining 150 PE was manually closed at 09:18:49 via the OpenAlgo dashboard's "Exit Position" button (gateway order 26080500013768, sold @ 61.5). Your bot's own exit at 09:20:08 logged "EXIT event but already flat — nothing to do". So the manual close beat the bot's signal by 79 seconds.
4. Also, only 150 PE remained to close: the position dropped 300 → 150 at ~12:03 yesterday, with NO corresponding order in the gateway logs — that half was closed outside OpenAlgo (directly in the broker app).
5. P&L check: broker positionbook shows realized −₹7,875 on the PE (300 @ 95.7; 150 sold ~77.4 yesterday, 150 @ 61.5 today). Today's leg alone: −₹5,130.
Root cause to fix: renko RSI stays pinned at the degenerate overnight value (0.00/99.01) through market open after a gap — the brick series re-anchors late, so both INDIGO bots were indicator-blind for the first ~20 min of the session. That's why the bot couldn't exit on its own.
Want me to dig into the chart API's renko brick re-anchor at market open and fix the stale-RSI window?