THE AUTOMATION RELEASE

The Automation tab is unlocked (Pro): timed or NON-STOP pipelines that breed, KEEP by your criteria, retrain, build decorrelated teams and PRUNE the vault, with PREVIEW before you trust a night to it. Full Deploy now attaches bots by rewriting the saved charts and verifies every bot from MetaTrader's own journal. Plus the batched fix set since 6.0 below.

BUG FIXES

FIXES IN THIS RELEASE

Full Deploy now attaches your bots reliably, every time. Under the hood it writes each strategy's chart directly into MetaTrader's saved profile while the terminal restarts once, then confirms every bot in MetaTrader's own journal before saying it is live. Deploying a single strategy from the vault now finishes fully attached and verified the same way a whole portfolio does, and a redeploy always replaces the running copy with your latest build and settings. The deploy summary now tells you exactly how many bots are live rather than saying the charts will open in a few seconds.
The DEPLOYED badge in the vault now reflects what is really running on your charts. It used to be recorded the moment a deploy was requested and never checked again, so strategies could show as deployed for weeks after their charts were gone.
Full Deploy no longer force-closes MetaTrader if it will not exit cleanly. A forced close was losing the freshly opened charts; now Algory tells you to close MetaTrader yourself and try again.
Only one Algory Pilot chart is kept, in the chart profile MetaTrader actually loads. A spare Pilot could end up saved in an unused profile or duplicated, which made deploy commands fire twice.
Stop loss and take profit are now always applied across the whole backtest window. On a stretch of the window where minute data was unavailable, they could go unapplied, so positions were held far longer than the strategy intended and results over that stretch read much higher than the strategy would actually deliver. This mainly affected campaigns that topped up a short broker history with Algory's built-in data. Retrain any strategy bred that way to get results you can rely on.
Launching Algory while it is already running now always brings the existing window to the front, including when the running copy was started as administrator. If that window cannot be shown at all, Algory clears it and opens a fresh one, so clicking the icon can no longer do nothing.
Every part of Algory now uses its own temporary folder. On machines where Windows showed a "Failed to remove temporary directory" warning, that warning should no longer appear.
When your broker keeps deep hourly history but only recent minute data, campaigns now fill the older part of the window from Algory's built-in price history instead of leaving it empty. Fewer markets stop short, and the engine feed explains what is happening in plain language rather than technical shorthand.
A MetaTrader that has not finished downloading a market's history no longer skips that market. Algory waits for the download and carries on. This now covers the main chart data a campaign runs on, not just the minute data, which is what caused runs to end with nothing bred while MetaTrader was still fetching in the background.
If your broker sends no history at all for a market, Algory now runs that market on its built-in price history instead of skipping it, so a campaign no longer finishes empty. Those strategies are marked as a preview and cannot be deployed until you retrain them once your broker's history has arrived.
The status indicator in the top right now says the same thing on every tab. The Control screen was writing its own wording over the shared one, so the same indicator could read IDLE on one tab and CAMPAIGN IDLE on the next for the same state.
Switching tabs no longer nudges the page as it opens. The top bar now draws complete in one go, including the setup notice, the build number and the UPGRADE button, instead of filling itself in a fraction of a second after the page had already appeared.
When a strategy health check cannot complete, Algory now tells you the actual reason, for example your broker does not carry that market or has not finished downloading its history yet, instead of a generic could-not-finish message.
Auto Spread Limits is now on by default for everyone. Algory sets each market's spread cap from that market's own typical spread rather than a single fixed cap, so strategies on wider-spread markets like indices and gold trade normally instead of being held back. You can still turn it off in Advanced settings.
If Algory cannot reach us to confirm your plan, for example when you are briefly offline, deploying now asks you to reconnect and try again instead of suggesting you upgrade.
When your broker only carries a couple of years of history for a market, Algory now fills the older part of the window from its built-in price history so the campaign can run, instead of stopping short of the minimum it needs. This mainly helps the major pairs and gold, where the built-in history runs back several years.
The built-in history top-up now recognises the naming that prop firms use for the big indices and oil, such as NASUSD for the Nasdaq, FTSGBP for the FTSE and NIKJPY for the Nikkei, so campaigns on those markets fill their window instead of stopping with a short-history message.
Algory now finds a market in your broker's list even when they name it completely differently. Picking the FTSE when your broker calls it FTSE100, the Nikkei when they call it NIKKEI, or oil when they call it XTIUSD used to say "your broker does not offer this market" while the market sat in their list. This affected every index and both oil markets on brokers that rename them.
When a market has too little history and Algory does not carry built-in history for it either, such as crypto, the Russell 2000 or natural gas, the message now says so plainly and that it is intentional, rather than reading like a fault. Markets Algory does carry say instead why the top-up did not reach, and what to do about it.
Added a safety check on the join between your broker's history and Algory's built-in history: if the two are priced in completely different ranges, which would mean the built-in data is for a different market, the top-up is refused and the market runs on your broker's history alone rather than training on the wrong prices. When a market genuinely cannot run, the message now says why - the broker's name for it is not recognised, the download was cut off, or its history has not finished downloading - and what to do next, instead of just stating the years it found. It is also now clear that only that market is skipped and the rest of the campaign carries on.

UI CHANGES

INTERFACE CHANGES

Text across the whole app is bigger and easier to read. Notes and explanations now use a normal reading size instead of the tiny lettering many of you struggled with, and long explainer paragraphs sit behind a small ? INFO button instead of filling the screen.
Right-click a strategy in a portfolio to add it straight to another portfolio, or to a brand new one, without leaving the page.
The Automation tab (Pro) is now UNLOCKED. Build automations that run on a timer or NON-STOP, chaining steps: breed on the markets you choose (with their own power and depth settings if you want), KEEP only the strategies that meet your bar, retrain what you already hold, build decorrelated teams (RE-PICK keeps whoever is still best and swaps in better finds; a freshness setting keeps teams leaning on recent breeding), and PRUNE the vault so it never silts up (always recoverable, portfolio members never touched). A PREVIEW button shows exactly what an automation would do right now, sized against your broker and vault, before you leave it running overnight. Automations only ever run when the engine is free, never interrupt your own campaigns, and pick up where they left off if you close Algory mid-run.
You can now pick your markets and timeframe straight from the Deck and the Campaign tab. A TARGETS button on each shows what the next campaign is set to run and opens a small panel to change it, so you no longer have to leave the screen you are working on. It is the same picker as the Settings tab, saving to the same place, so both always show the same thing.
The CONTROL tab is now called SETTINGS. Everything on it is unchanged and existing links still work.
The DIAG tab has moved into Settings. Its two copy buttons, the ones you use when support asks you for details about your setup, now sit at the bottom of the Settings tab, with the full readout behind a SHOW DETAILS button. Existing links to the old page still work.
Simple confirmations, like how many strategies a purge removed or that a strategy was added to a portfolio, now appear as a small card in the bottom right corner that fades on its own, instead of a popup in the middle of the screen you have to dismiss. Anything that asks you to make a choice is still a proper dialog.
Strategy Scores are now fair to slower timeframes. The part of the Score that rewards trade count held every strategy to the same bar, around 200 trades for full marks, which a selective strategy on a 2-hour or 4-hour chart can rarely reach. That bar now scales with the chart speed, so H2 and H4 strategies get the score their results earn. Scores on H1 and faster timeframes are unchanged, and no score has gone down.

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