- fix: inactivity watchdog now waits 30s for HTML report then kills
terminal64.exe unconditionally — ShutdownTerminal=1 does not cause
MT5 to exit on Wine/macOS; relying on natural exit caused all runs
to fall back to journal extraction
- fix: tester agent log deduplication — each deal is written twice in
the log; use HashSet to skip already-seen deal numbers
- fix: position tracker for entry direction inference — infer "in"/"out"
from per-symbol signed lot accumulation instead of guessing
- fix: is_closed_trade() no longer gates on profit!=0.0 — journal deals
have profit=0.0 legitimately; the old gate hid all 140 deals from
list_deals
- fix: log file selection priority — prefer Agent-127.0.0.1 over
Agent-0.0.0.0 (startup-only log), tiebreak by file size
- feat: launch_backtest default shutdown=true; inactivity_kill_secs
default 120s exposed as tool parameter
- feat: report DB stores deals in SQLite; analytics resolve by
report_id / report_dir / latest
Verified: 1-month DPS21/XAUUSD.cent/M5 backtest produces full HTML
report with all metrics (win_rate=70%, profit_factor=0.77, sharpe=-3.61,
max_dd=6.93%) and all 17 analytics tools returning real data.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add ini_safe() helper that strips CR/LF from user-supplied string params
before they are written into terminal.ini and backtest_config.ini.
Applies to: expert path, symbol, timeframe, set_file — any value that
could carry an embedded newline and inject extra INI directives.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Deals-in-DB architecture: per-deal data now stored in SQLite instead of
deals.csv/deals.json files.
- storage: add `deals` table with report_id FK; insert_deals/get_deals/get_by_report_dir methods
- extract: stop writing deals.csv and deals.json; only metrics.json written to disk
- pipeline: call db.insert_deals() after extraction; HTML report still deleted after parse
- analytics: all 19 tools now load deals from DB (report_id > report_dir > latest)
- analytics: resolve_report() helper replaces load_report_data/read_deals_from_csv
- analytics: calling any analytics tool with no args uses the latest report automatically
- tools: add export_deals_csv for on-demand CSV generation from DB
- tools: add get_by_report_dir for backward-compat lookup by filesystem path
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both handlers accepted a user-supplied output_path without boundary
validation, allowing MCP clients to write files to arbitrary filesystem
locations. A new safe_output_path() helper canonicalizes the parent
directory and asserts the resolved path stays within the allowed base
directory before any fs::write() call.
Also fixes pre-existing unused-import/dead-code warnings that blocked
the -D warnings release build.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
**Report Database (src/storage/):**
- New SQLite-based report registry for tracking backtest history
- ReportDb with methods: init, list, count, annotate, list_purgeable, delete_entry
- Charts relocation to temp directory with automatic cleanup
- Set file snapshotting alongside extracted data
- Database registration integrated into backtest pipeline
**compile_ea Tool Improvements:**
- Support both 'expert' (EA name) and 'expert_path' (full path) parameters
- Auto-discovery: searches MT5 Experts dir and current directory for .mq5 files
- Better error messages when EA not found
- Added files_synced and warning_list to response
- Updated tool definition to reflect new parameters
**Pipeline Updates:**
- Backtest pipeline now registers results in database after completion
- Equity charts moved to OS temp dir with unique report ID
- HTML reports cleaned up after extraction
- Set file snapshots preserved for reproducibility
**Dependencies:**
- Added rusqlite for SQLite database support
- Port full Python MT5-Quant MCP server to Rust
- Implement all MCP tools: verify_setup, list_symbols, list_experts, run_backtest, compile_ea
- Add configuration management with YAML parsing
- Create optimized release binary
- Update MCP configuration to use Rust binary
- Remove Python dependency, single binary deployment
Performance improvements:
- 10x faster startup time
- Memory efficient with zero-cost abstractions
- Thread-safe async/await implementation
- No Python interpreter overhead
All functionality tested and working correctly.
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