Why
Cards are the core product artifact. v0.1 needs a concrete schema contract so the runtime can validate authoring inputs before replay or live-sim work begins.
Scope
- define concrete schema/model for card manifests
- cover these card concerns explicitly:
- entry parameters
- stop-loss / take-profit
- intraday forced exit
- symbol pool
- capital controls
- feature / synthesizer requirements
- document how deck/global policy can tighten or override card declarations
Acceptance criteria
- the card schema can represent the example gap-reclaim card cleanly
- card-level symbol pools are explicit inputs to subscription planning
- reusable time-series synthesis is referenced as a requirement, not reimplemented ad hoc inside each card
- version/provenance fields are preserved for replay receipts
Why
Cards are the core product artifact. v0.1 needs a concrete schema contract so the runtime can validate authoring inputs before replay or live-sim work begins.
Scope
Acceptance criteria