When developing a cTrader cBot or indicator, one of the most common problems is ensuring that the final code still matches the original specification.
As projects evolve, additional features are added, logic is modified, and requirements often expand over multiple development sessions. While the code may compile and run correctly, important requirements can sometimes be missed or only partially implemented.
To address this challenge, Xen AI now includes a new Requirements Validation feature.
The tool allows traders and developers to compare a feature list, specification, or trading requirements directly against the latest generated cTrader code. Xen then produces a structured validation report highlighting areas that may require attention.
The report can identify:
Rather than waiting until backtesting or live testing to discover missing functionality, traders can now verify that the implementation appears to match the intended requirements before proceeding further.
Video demonstration:
Learn more:
https://clickalgo.com/xen-requirements-validation
Has anyone else found that requirement tracking becomes one of the biggest challenges when developing larger trading systems?
As projects evolve, additional features are added, logic is modified, and requirements often expand over multiple development sessions. While the code may compile and run correctly, important requirements can sometimes be missed or only partially implemented.
To address this challenge, Xen AI now includes a new Requirements Validation feature.
The tool allows traders and developers to compare a feature list, specification, or trading requirements directly against the latest generated cTrader code. Xen then produces a structured validation report highlighting areas that may require attention.
The report can identify:
- Implemented requirements.
- Partial implementations.
- Missing functionality.
- Logic inconsistencies.
- Potential trading risks.
- Suggested improvements.
Rather than waiting until backtesting or live testing to discover missing functionality, traders can now verify that the implementation appears to match the intended requirements before proceeding further.
Video demonstration:
Learn more:
https://clickalgo.com/xen-requirements-validation
Has anyone else found that requirement tracking becomes one of the biggest challenges when developing larger trading systems?