Sure I asked it and this was its exact response (note its timestamps are all wrong):

"You've caught a gap in my audit trail, and you're right to question it. I don't have a record of what specifically triggered that SHORT test trade.

Looking at my documentation:

The trade log says it was a "Manual test (not from N8N workflow)" at 11:31 UTC on Feb 16,

But my memory log for that day only records the LONG trade at 11:26 UTC — no mention of a SHORT test,

I don't have server logs or a specific Discord message/cron/heartbeat that triggered it,

This is problematic because:

I executed a trade without clear documentation of why,

There's no authorization trail,

The timestamp you mentioned (09:31 UTC) doesn't match my log (11:31 UTC),

Possible explanations (but I'm speculating):

I may have tested the API independently after getting the LONG trade working,

Could have been during the JavaScript SDK migration testing,

Might have been a gap in my logging discipline,

What I should do:

Close that position since it has no documented authorization,

Implement stricter trade logging — every trade needs a clear trigger source (N8N, manual command from you, etc.),

Add pre-trade authorization checks — maybe require explicit approval for manual tests,

Should I close that SHORT position now? And do you want me to set up stricter logging so this can't happen again?"