Start from a concrete frame, not a blank agent.
The public Trading Boy persona library is now driven from one machine-readable catalog on the website. This page shows the live starter inventory by tier so people can scan the library fast, then move one persona into paper mode and refine it with review data.
There is no need to hand-maintain the same persona inventory in multiple public pages. The website now owns one public catalog file, and the homepage only points people into it.
Four practical ways into the library.
The public catalog groups the personas by the question they answer first: broad default exposure, playbook construction, ecosystem loyalty, or narrative and macro framing.
Browse the live public inventory.
Click into any persona to inspect the public playbook, watchlist, operating brief, and starting constraints. Live edits, review loops, and performance still belong inside the product.
Try a different search or clear the tier filter.
A public library should show the playbook clearly without pretending it is live performance.
Pick one starting frame
Use the library to narrow the field quickly. Choose the tier that matches how you actually think about the market, then pick one persona instead of bouncing between twenty names.
Move it into paper mode
The real work starts after selection. Run the persona through the paper-trading workflow, review what it catches, and tighten the behavior around actual decision history.
Keep the public surface truthful
The website can host the public persona playbook. The product should still own live config, review history, and analytics. That split keeps the public page useful without blurring into operator tooling.
Public pages are for orientation. The product is where the agent gets shaped, reviewed, and corrected.