EA Generation

Write the EA spec before asking for MQL5 code.

A strong EA starts as a precise spec. The code generator needs market, timeframe, entry rules, exit rules, risk limits, invalidation rules, and testing assumptions.

Search intent

The user has a strategy idea but needs a structured spec that can become MQL5 code.

Paste compiler errors / Generate EA draft / Get risk check

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Define entry and invalidation

Entry logic should say exactly what must be true. Invalidation should say when the setup is no longer valid.

Specify timeframe and symbol

Define indicator periods and thresholds

Define when the signal expires

Define risk separately

Risk rules should not be buried inside the entry logic. Keep lot sizing, drawdown limits, spread caps, and max trades explicit.

Risk per trade

Max daily loss

Max open trades

Spread and session filters

Define test success

Without a pass/fail gate, every backtest becomes subjective. Set trade count, drawdown, and profit factor expectations before optimizing.

Minimum trade sample

Maximum drawdown

Minimum PF

Out-of-sample review

Use the tool

Paste the spec into Workfusion and generate the first complete MT5 EA draft.

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Related guides

Continue the EA build path.

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Prepare an EA for Strategy Tester

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