Production-Readiness Verification Sweep

Audit / Issue Found

Four independent production-readiness checks a lead Gunbot dev would run on the strategy library were performed in this round. All four came back clean. The library has good defensive habits in the areas this audit covered, so no code changes were applied. This note records what was checked and why it passed.

Exchange-method existence

Twenty-nine strategies install a compatibility shim early in the file that wraps any calls to closeMarket and closeLimit so that on an exchange that does not expose these methods the call is gracefully routed through sellMarket or buyMarket as appropriate. The five heterogeneous strategies that do not install the shim were checked separately. The two moon-phases versions and the two mixer versions only use closeMarket on the futures side, where it is universally available across exchanges. Priceactionpro does not actually invoke closeMarket anywhere despite a few mentions in setup code. No exchange-compatibility gap was found.

Runtime fallback completeness

Every strategy installs a fallback rt object in a try-catch so that if the main runtime module fails to load the strategy can still run. The audit verified that for every strategy, the set of rt methods the strategy calls is a subset of the methods defined in the fallback. So if the runtime module fails to load, no rt call will throw a not-a-function error. Every fallback covers log, debug, warn, error, isWarmedUp, validateOrder, trackOrder, checkFills, and sidebarExtras.

Indicator error handling

Tulind indicator calls follow Node's error-first callback convention. Every call site that uses the raw tulind API checks the err argument in the callback before reading the result. If tulind errors on degenerate input the result variables stay null and downstream code handles the null case explicitly. No unprotected tulind call was found.

Safety-exit precedence and notification discipline

Both of these were also verified clean in the previous round. Safety exits, the stop-loss and circuit breakers, run before take-profit math in every strategy. Notification updates only fire on event branches, not on every cycle, in every strategy other than the one Kalman grid bug already fixed.

Bottom line

The library has good defensive habits in exchange compatibility, runtime fallback, indicator error handling, safety precedence, and notification discipline. This round documented the verification but applied no code changes because none were needed.