this is f*cking DANGEROUS Jane Street just gave away their internal AI agent skills for 100% FREE i gave these skills to Claude Opus 5.5 & it built me a 24/7 AI trading bot similar to Jane Street that finds mispricings before everyone else this trading agent gives profitable strategies 24/7 i set it up yesterday & it’s already found a strategy with a 4.2 Sharpe ratio in backtests (INCREDIBLE RESULTS) here is the EXACT way to build this system from scratch with ARCHITECTURE: 1. open Claude Code, choose Opus 5.5 & drop Jane Street’s socratic-tutor skill folder into your agent’s skills folder, it takes less than a minute 2. type “teach me to build an AI trading bot that finds mispricings”, it asks 3 to 5 sharp questions first & teaches nothing until it knows your level 3. it maps every skill your bot needs: market data, fair value, mispricing detection, backtesting, risk & execution, each scored from 0 to 5 4. it trains you like a Jane Street interview, ONE question at a time, no answers handed over, you predict, explain & find your own flaws 5. a skill only levels up after you prove it twice, and “save state” lets you continue tomorrow exactly where you stopped 6. once you score 4/5 on every skill, ask Opus 5.5 to build a scanner that compares every asset’s price with its fair value, its related assets & its own recent average, and flags any gap big enough to trade 7. ask Opus to backtest every mispricing rule on 5+ years of data with real fees & slippage and delete anything that stops making money on the years it never saw 8. connect a broker in paper mode & let the bot place limit orders on its own, with a stop on every trade, a daily loss cap & a kill switch it can never override 9. here’s the part nobody does: every evening the Jane Street skill quizzes YOU on the day’s trades and if you can’t explain why the bot took one, that strategy gets no extra capital 10. after 2 weeks of paper results that match the backtest, switch the bot live with small size & let it hunt mispricings 24/7 Steal this before everyone starts using it: