First thing: t212-autopilot doesn't make money. Its own README says the signals it was built around averaged −0.187R over 213 picks , and the one pattern that looked positive got all of it from a single trade. That's why it defaults to the demo account, a £100 ceiling and only 10% on picks. It's a tool for running a plan you've already proved, not a way to make one work. Not financial advice.

With that said, I've written a proper setup guide, and it's tested every week.

A fake broker

You can't let CI near a real brokerage account, demo or not. So the check runs the real CLI against a fake Trading 212 API that answers the reads the CLI makes and records orders instead of placing them.…