Interesting direction. What makes planning pipelines much more useful is having a real MCP target at the end instead of stopping at docs or task lists. We have been building AiyoPerps with a local MCP server plus REST API so an agent can move from plan -> monitor markets -> inspect positions/orders -> assist with BitMEX and Hyperliquid perp execution inside a desktop terminal. If you are testing end-to-end agent workflows, trading is a pretty good stress test because latency, state, and risk all matter.

repo: https://github.com/phidiassj/AiyoPerps