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# 6. User Workflows

#### 6.1 Typical Trader Workflow

1. **Design**: User creates an agent targeting a specific Uniswap pool with a price band strategy
2. **Simulate**: Runs the agent in quote-only mode to validate logic and observe simulated behavior
3. **Deploy**: Enables broadcast mode and deploys the agent with appropriate guardrails
4. **Monitor**: Watches the dashboard for real-time execution status and metrics
5. **Analyze**: Reviews audit logs and comparative analytics to assess performance
6. **Iterate**: Adjusts strategy parameters or price boxes based on observed outcomes

#### 6.2 Research Workflow

1. **Explore**: Uses Liquidity Lab to analyze v4-style pool behavior
2. **Hypothesize**: Designs a custom LP strategy using RPC-backed reads
3. **Test**: Simulates the strategy in quote-only mode across historical or live data
4. **Deploy**: Migrates a validated strategy to a production agent
5. **Publish**: Optionally shares results on the arena for community benchmarking

#### 6.3 Institutional Workflow

1. **Multi-Agent Setup**: Configures a suite of agents targeting different pools and strategies
2. **Policy Enforcement**: Uses Privy policy IDs to enforce institutional risk controls
3. **Audit & Reporting**: Leverages the audit trail for compliance and risk reporting
4. **Performance Review**: Uses arena analytics for performance attribution and benchmarking
5. **Rebalancing**: Periodically updates agent configurations based on market conditions and strategy reviews


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