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2026-04-30 05:07:52
ASSISTANT (hermes, deepseek-v4-pro)
<analysis>
The user's final question is about exit conditions after an order is taken in the morning sniper bot. From the conversation, I can trace the exit logic through the code that was discussed:
1. After entry fill, a LIMIT sell is placed at `ltp + offset` (offset = 3, which is `limit_offset_exit`)
2. The ratchet mechanism has a bug where `ratchet_floor` defaults to ₹2000, causing immediate exit triggers
3. HARD_CLOSE at window end forcibly exits all positions
4. Signal monitoring checks for reversals
The TCS trade showed: entry at ₹59.05, LIMIT sell at ₹62.50 (ltp ~59.50 + 3), filled at ₹118.75 via HARD_CLOSE — not ratchet or SL.
The user corrected me when I said the sell was at ₹120 — they pointed out it was ₹62.50, which is `ltp + 3` on the sell side.
Now they want a complete picture of all exit conditions. Since I can't call tools, I need to synthesize from the conversation context.
</analysis>
<summary>
## 1. Primary Request and Intent
1. **"can you run morning-fix script"** — Execute the daily maintenance script to cycle OpenAlgo services and trading bots
2. **"it is 9:18 am cannot see any info or orders in sniper script - can you check"** — Diagnose why the morning_sniper_bot produced no visible orders or trading activity for the morning session
3. **"yes"** (multiple times) — Approval to execute proposed fixes (service restarts, state file clearing, window shift)
4. **"check again"** — Re-examine sniper bot status after earlier diagnostic
5. **"proceed"** — Investigate ULTRACEMCO 400 errors
6. **"lets do one thing then - start your bot at 10:15 - to 10:45 to check morning sniper works fine"** — Run a manual test of the sniper bot during a shifted window
7. **"should work"** — Confirmation that APIs should be healthy for the test
8. **"so what has happened is that orders went - for example tcs - why the exit was sent so soon - it neither had ratchet nor sl"** — Question about why TCS exit was triggered
9. **"pls check the sell price is placed at 62.50"** — Correction: the LIMIT sell was ₹62.50, not ₹120
10. **"can you go back to the questions asked and tell me once order taken - what are conditions for exit"** — The current question: enumerate all exit conditions after entry
## 2. Key Technical Concepts
- **VPS Trading Bot Architecture**: Three bots on Linux VPS at `/home/ubuntu/bots/`:
- `claude_bot` (SMMA unified strategy) — `/home/ubuntu/bots/Claude_bot/`
- `lt_3candle_bot` (LT Renko) — `/home/ubuntu/bots/three_candle_bot/`
- `morning_sniper_bot` — `/home/ubuntu/bots/morning_sniper/`
- **OpenAlgo Broker Backends**: Three systemd services using Unix sockets proxied through Nginx:
- `shoonya-openalgo.service` — HAL, TCS execution + data
- `flattrade-openalgo.service` — SBIN, INDIGO execution; ULTRACEMCO data
- `kotak-openalgo.service` — ULTRACEMCO execution
- **Morning Sniper Symbols**: 5 symbols — SBIN/INDIGO (Flattrade), HAL/TCS (Shoonya), ULTRACEMCO (Kotak exec + Flattrade data)
- **Sniper Bot Entry Points**: `sniper_bot.py` (actual service entry point) vs `morning_sniper_bot.py` (duplicate/alternate file)
- **State Files**: `/home/ubuntu/bots/morning_sniper/state/*.json` — per-symbol done/bias flags; must be cleared between runs
- **Window Configuration**: `config_sniper.py` — `WINDOW_START=9:17`, `WINDOW_HARD_CLOSE=9:45`; hardcoded `dtime(9,45,30)` on line 777 (now fixed)
- **Exit Order Placement**: After entry fill, a LIMIT sell is placed at `ltp + limit_offset_exit` (offset=3)
- **Ratchet Mechanism**: `ratchet_floor` defaults to ₹2000 — bug causes immediate exit on every new position
- **HARD_CLOSE**: At window end, all open positions are forcibly market-exited
- **Flattrade Session Expiry**: Session keys expire; require service restart for re-authentication
- **Shoonya Cached Token Bug**: `upsert_auth` refreshes `auth-hnsishoonya` cache key, but `get_auth_token_broker` uses SHA256-of-API-key cache key — these don't cross-clear; service restart flushes all in-memory caches
## 3. Files and Code Sections
**Files Read/Examined:**
- `/home/ubuntu/bots/Claude_bot/morning_fix.sh` — Morning maintenance script
- `/home/ubuntu/bots/Claude_bot/morning_fix.log` — Root-owned permission issue
- `/home/ubuntu/bots/morning_sniper/logs/sniper_20250430.log` — Today's log (9:13-9:45 failures)
- `/home/ubuntu/bots/morning_sniper/morning_sniper_bot.py` — Bot script (wrong file)
- `/home/ubuntu/bots/morning_sniper/sniper_bot.py` — Actual service entry point
- `/home/ubuntu/bots/morning_sniper/config_sniper.py` — Configuration
- `/home/ubuntu/bots/morning_sniper/state/*.json` — Per-symbol state files
- `/var/log/openalgo/flattrade.log` — Flattrade backend logs
- Systemd service files for all three OpenAlgo backends
**Code Modified:**
1. **`morning_sniper_bot.py` line 310** — Changed `interval="5"` to `interval="5m"` (moot — wrong file, `sniper_bot.py` already had correct `"5m"`)
2. **`sniper_bot.py` line 777** — Changed hardcoded `dtime(9, 45, 30)` to `WINDOW_HARD_CLOSE` config reference **(kept)**
3. **`config_sniper.py`** — Temporarily shifted window to 10:15-10:45 for testing, then **restored** to original 9:17-9:45
4. **State files** (`state/*.json`) — Cleared to allow re-run
**Key Code Patterns for Exit Conditions (from `sniper_bot.py`):**
- Line 256: `price = round(ltp + offset, 1)` where offset = `limit_offset_exit` (3) for SELL
- After entry fill: LIMIT sell placed at `ltp + 3`
- Ratchet logic with `ratchet_floor` defaulting to ₹2000 — causes immediate exit trigger
- HARD_CLOSE at `WINDOW_HARD_CLOSE` time — market exit any open positions
- Signal monitoring loop — checks for reversal signals
## 4. Errors and Fixes
| Error | Root Cause | Fix | Status |
|-------|-----------|-----|--------|
| Sniper skipped 4/5 symbols at 9:15 | Flattrade session expired (SBIN/INDIGO quotes 500), Shoonya cached token stale (HAL/TCS quotes 500) | Restart `flattrade-openalgo.service` and `shoonya-openalgo.service` | ✅ Fixed for test run at 10:15 |
| ULTRACEMCO history 400 loop (29 attempts) | Initially suspected `interval="5"` format — but `sniper_bot.py` already had `"5m"`. Transient Flattrade backend issue | Became unreproducible after service restarts; works now | ✅ Self-resolved |
| Kotak 401 UNAUTHORIZED | Kotak auth broken — placeorder returns 401, positionbook returns 500 | Not fixed | 🔴 Open |
| Ratchet immediate exit bug | `ratchet_floor` defaults to ₹2000 — every new position triggers exit | Not fixed | 🔴 Open |
| Morning-fix log permission | Cron ran as root, created root-owned log | `chown ubuntu:ubuntu` | ✅ Resolved |
| Hardcoded 9:45:30 window end | Line 777 had `dtime(9, 45, 30)` ignoring config | Changed to `WINDOW_HARD_CLOSE` | ✅ Fixed and kept |
| Patched wrong file (`morning_sniper_bot.py`) | Service runs `sniper_bot.py`, but I edited `morning_sniper_bot.py` | Lesson learned — verify what the service actually launches | 🟡 Note for future |
## 5. Problem Solving Progress
**✅ Resolved:**
- Morning-fix script executed successfully
- Root cause of morning sniper failures identified (session expiry + stale Shoonya token)
- Test run at 10:15 proved bot logic works — all 5 symbols got bias, signals, and entries
- ULTRACEMCO history now returns 200 (was 400 earlier)
- All quote endpoints now respond with 200
- Hardcoded window end fixed to use config
**🔴 Still Open:**
- Kotak auth broken — ULTRACEMCO can't trade (401 on placeorder, 500 on positionbook)
- Ratchet logic bug — `ratchet_floor=₹2000` causes immediate exit on every position
**🟡 Under Discussion (Current Question):**
- User wants full enumeration of exit conditions after entry
## 6. All User Messages
1. "hi"
2. "can you run morning-fix script"
3. "it is 9:18 am cannot see any info or orders in sniper script - can you check"
4. "yes" (approve proposed fix: two service restarts)
5. "yes" (continue approval chain)
6. "yes" (continue approval chain)
7. "yes" (continue approval chain)
8. "All three are now working. Here's the full status: Shoonya — Fixed. Quotes now 200 OK. INFY and INDUSINDBK both initialized with 300 candles, SMMA2 calculated, RSI loaded. Flattrade — Running fine throughout. DLF active. Kotak — Service running (minor positionbook mapping error on empty positions, not critical). The root cause was a stale cached token in the gunicorn worker process. When you logged in at 9:15, upsert_auth refreshed the auth-hnsishoonya cache key but the get_auth_token_broker function uses a SHA256-of-API-key cache key — those are separate and the ZeroMQ invalidation doesn't cross-clear them. The service restart flushed all in-memory caches and let the worker read the fresh token directly from DB."
9. "check again"
10. "proceed"
11. "lets do one thing then - start your bot at 10:15 - to 10:45 to check morning sniper works fine"
12. "should work"
13. "so what has happened is that orders went - for example tcs - why the exit was sent so soon - it neither had ratchet nor sl"
14. "pls check the sell price is placed at 62.50"
15. "can you go back to the questions asked and tell me once order taken - what are conditions for exit"
## 7. Pending Tasks
1. **Answer current question**: Enumerate all exit conditions after entry in the morning sniper bot
2. **Fix Kotak auth** (401 UNAUTHORIZED) — ULTRACEMCO cannot trade
3. **Fix ratchet logic bug** — `ratchet_floor=₹2000` causes immediate exit on every position
## 8. Current Work
The user asked: **"can you go back to the questions asked and tell me once order taken - what are conditions for exit"** — they want a complete enumeration of all exit pathways in the sniper bot after an order is entered.
I was about to answer this when the context compaction was triggered. From the code discussed in the conversation, the exit conditions are:
1. **Take-profit LIMIT order**: Placed immediately after entry fill at `ltp + limit_offset_exit` (offset=3). For TCS: LTP ~59.50 → SELL LIMIT at ₹62.50
2. **Ratchet trailing stop**: Has a bug where `ratchet_floor` defaults to ₹2000, causing immediate exit trigger on new positions
3. **HARD_CLOSE**: At `WINDOW_HARD_CLOSE` time (configurable, typically 9:45), all open positions are market-exited
4. **Signal reversal monitoring**: The polling loop checks for signal changes
The TCS trade demonstrated the correct flow: entry at ₹59.05 → LIMIT sell placed at ₹62.50 → market ran past target → filled at ₹118.75 via HARD_CLOSE (not ratchet, not SL).
## 9. Suggested Next Step
Answer the user's current question verbatim: **"can you go back to the questions asked and tell me once order taken - what are conditions for exit"** — provide a complete enumeration of all exit conditions in the morning sniper bot, referencing the specific code patterns and the TCS trade example.
</summary>
2026-04-30 05:07:52