| name | varrd-hypothesis |
| description | Get full details on a specific saved strategy — formula, metrics, version history. Use when the user wants to inspect a particular hypothesis or strategy in detail. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| tools | ["Bash"] |
| homepage | https://varrd.com |
| metadata | {"openclaw":{"requires":{"bins":["varrd"]},"emoji":"📋"}} |
VARRD Hypothesis — Strategy Details
Use this skill when a user wants to see full details on a specific strategy from their library.
Command
varrd hypothesis <hypothesis_id>
How It Works
Returns complete details for a saved strategy: formula, setup code, statistical metrics, version history, and horizon results.
Example
varrd hypothesis hyp_abc123
Reading the Output
| Field | Description |
|---|
| Name | Strategy name (e.g. "RSI Oversold ES Daily") |
| Formula | The boolean pattern expression |
| Market | Primary market tested on |
| Direction | LONG or SHORT |
| Edge verdict | STRONG EDGE, MARGINAL, or NO EDGE |
| Win rate | Historical win percentage |
| Sharpe ratio | Risk-adjusted return metric |
| Profit factor | Gross profits / gross losses |
| Total trades | Number of historical signals |
| Horizon results | Per-horizon stats (1, 3, 5, 10, 20 bars) |
| Versions | Formula revision history |
Important: Trade Levels May Be Stale
Trade levels from varrd hypothesis are from when the strategy was last tested. They may be outdated. For fresh current prices:
- Use
varrd scan — if the strategy is firing, you get fresh levels
- Use
varrd research "Load hypothesis <id>" then "show me the trade setup" — forces fresh calculation
Tips
- Get hypothesis IDs from
varrd scan or varrd search results
- This command is free — no credits consumed
- Use this to understand a strategy before acting on scan signals
Cost
Free. No credits consumed.
Python SDK Equivalent
from varrd import VARRD
v = VARRD()
hyp = v.get_hypothesis("hyp_abc123")
print(f"{hyp.name}: {hyp.win_rate:.0%} WR, {hyp.sharpe:.2f} Sharpe")
