Goals Overview
Each goal in Cod3x has an Overview tab that provides full visibility into its performance, configuration, and runtime behavior.
Task Prompt
Every goal begins with a Task Prompt — a structured breakdown of what the agent must execute when the goal runs.
It serves as the core instruction set, combining your natural-language description with tool-based steps and execution logic.
Performance Metrics
At the top of the Overview, you’ll find live statistics summarizing execution results:
Total Runs – The number of completed goal executions.
Success Rate – The percentage of runs completed without errors or interruptions.
Average Credits – The mean compute cost per run.
These metrics help identify performance efficiency and optimization opportunities across different goals and models.
Configuration Details
Below performance metrics, the configuration panel summarizes how the goal is set up:
Goal Type – Defines the category (Trading, Research).
AI Model – Choose the LLM powering the goal (e.g., Claude Sonnet 4.5, GPT-4.1).
Strict Tools Mode – If enabled, limits the agent to specific pre-approved tools only.
Requires Open Positions – Restricts goal execution to cases where the agent already holds an open trade.
Configuration is editable at any time, allowing rapid iteration between model types, toolsets, and goal dependencies.
Run History
The Last Run section logs current and previous executions:
Status – Indicates whether a goal is active, paused, or completed.
Run Number – Sequential count of goal executions.
Credits Used – Compute credits consumed in the latest run.
Duration – Time elapsed for the goal’s execution.
Click View Details to inspect the full execution trace, including tool calls, results, and any agent reasoning used during the process.
Suggested Tools
Cod3x recommends tools based on the goal’s task prompt and prior usage. Examples include:
GetGMXMarketInfoToolGMXPositionManagerToolUpdateGoalHistoryToolListGoalsTool
These serve as quick links to refine your goal’s capabilities or extend automation workflows.
Deleting a Goal
At the bottom of the Overview, you can permanently remove a goal and its full run history. This action cannot be undone and should only be performed when you’re certain the goal is no longer needed.
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