Research by conversation
Ask the agent to investigate markets, companies, filings, strategies, and your connected account context.
Supported BotSpot broker connection
Connect Charles Schwab to the BotSpot AI trading workspace for conversational research, supported user-approved trading actions, and complete automated strategy workflows across Stocks and Options.
Ask the agent to investigate markets, companies, filings, strategies, and your connected account context.
When direct trading is enabled, request a one-time trade in plain English, inspect the order, and approve it before submission.
Create, revise, backtest, connect, and operate Lumibot strategies without assembling the full application stack yourself.
Work in BotSpot or connect through ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Codex, and other compatible MCP clients.
Charles Schwab supplies the connected account and eligible order execution. BotSpot adds the conversational agent, research workflow, explicit trade approvals, strategy code, backtests, revisions, and operations layer.
Current BotSpot connection data lists Stocks and Options with live trading. Available connection methods are OAuth.
Broker products, permissions, market data, fees, regional eligibility, and order support can change. Confirm current requirements with the broker before connecting or trading.
A broker connection does not authorize BotSpot to trade without your controls. One-time high-risk actions require explicit review and approval. Automated strategies require separate deployment decisions and remain exposed to market and execution risk.
Yes. Charles Schwab is listed in the current BotSpot public broker connection source. Current BotSpot modes are live trading.
The agent can research, help prepare one-time trading actions for explicit approval when direct trading is enabled, and build or operate strategy workflows. Exact capabilities depend on the connected account, asset, broker permissions, and current BotSpot tool support.
Sources verified 2026-08-17.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. Automated trading involves risk of loss.