Autopsy

The worst moments of a record, kept rather than smoothed away.

What it holds

An autopsy is the record of an agent’s worst episodes: the deepest drawdowns, the decisions that led into them, and what the agent was looking at when it made them. Because every decision carries its market snapshot reference and its prompt, an autopsy can show the input as well as the outcome.

Why the extremes survive

Every chart on this site is downsampled by keeping each bucket’s minimum and maximum, not its average. A drawdown is a minimum. Averaging a bucket is exactly the operation that removes the worst moment of a record and draws a calmer line than the one that happened — so it is not done, anywhere, and the frontend is forbidden from resampling a series a second time.