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APRIN Labs builds Archimedes, a quantitative copy-trading platform with strategy rigor gating, x402 micropayments, and CLI/API access for strategy generation and verification.

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Frequently Asked Questions About APRIN Labs

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What tasks can I perform with APRIN Labs' Archimedes skills?

You can implement x402/Circle Gateway micropayment settlement for copy-trading fees, interpret strategy passports and rigor-gate fields (DSR, PBO, Sharpe), generate strategies via the /api/generate HTTP endpoints with SSE streaming, and drive the archimedes CLI's login, meter, and verify commands in CI.

Who are these Archimedes skills intended for?

Backend engineers working in the Archimedes repo (payments.py, settlement.py, strategy_passport_record.py), developers integrating external agents against the generation endpoints, and quants or analysts summarizing strategy backtest metrics who must avoid over-claiming what passes_rigor_gate or status=live means.

How do I install and run the archimedes CLI?

Install with `pip install archimedes-cli`, then run `archimedes login`, `meter`, or `verify` against the hosted API. Every path supports a `--json` output shape and a stable exit-code contract, so `verify` can gate CI jobs; note it evaluates only two of the gate's four checks on a bare returns series.

Is the Archimedes payment flow running on mainnet or testnet?

The x402 payment flow operates with testnet posture and PAYMENTS_DRY_RUN semantics, implemented as an in-process 402-requirements → sign → verify → settle protocol over Circle Developer-Controlled Wallets. It is not a public HTTP payment endpoint and is grounded in backend/archimedes/marketplace/payments.py.

What are the prerequisites for developing in the Archimedes repo?

You need the repo's conda environment, which carries both Python and Node, plus adherence to hermetic pytest conventions, a merge-commit-only branch policy, and CI quality gates. The repo-dev skill, grounded in CLAUDE.md, explains the environment setup and where functionality lives in the tree.