Gunbot Live lets you connect multiple remote Gunbot trading instances and control them from one workspace. You can start or stop individual instances, check which bot you are working on, and manage instance-level settings such as simulation or live trading mode, Telegram notifications, and webhooks.
Bot controls act on the selected connected instance. Check the selected bot before starting, stopping, or changing instance-level settings.
What This Feature Does
Bot control is about managing real Gunbot instances without opening every server separately. When several remote bots are connected, Gunbot Live gives you a central place to see which instance you are working on and start or stop that specific bot from the workspace.
Per-Instance Settings
Each connected bot can have its own operating choices. You can keep one instance in simulation mode while another is prepared for live trading, adjust Telegram notifications per bot, and configure webhooks for the instance that needs them instead of treating every bot as one shared setup.
Why This Matters
Running more than one bot gets messy when controls and settings are scattered across servers. Gunbot Live keeps the important controls close to the selected instance, so you can manage bot state, trading mode, notifications, and webhook behavior without losing track of which bot you are changing.
Common Mistakes
The main mistake is changing the wrong instance. Before starting, stopping, or changing settings, check the selected bot and confirm whether it is meant to run simulation or live trading.
Trading Reality
It gives Gunbot a browser workspace for monitoring, strategy work, backtesting, risk review, history, and exchange-connected operations. These pages explain what the product does. Your account data stays on your local trading bot, behind login.
Operational Limits
The dashboard depends on the connected Gunbot instance, the exchange API, and the network between them. It can make problems easier to notice, but it does not remove market risk or take responsibility away from you: exchange permissions, strategy settings, open orders, and capital allocation still need your review.
Plain Definition
Bot control is the ability to start, stop, pause, or change behavior on a connected automation setup when permissions allow it. The important part is not the button. It is checking account, order, risk, and strategy detail before you act.
Before Pressing A Control
Before pressing a control, check open orders, the selected pair, the current environment, and whether you are in live, demo, local, remote, or restricted mode. Also verify whether stopping the bot cancels exchange orders or only stops new bot logic, then check the exchange directly when real capital is at risk.
FAQ
Can Gunbot Live control more than one bot?
Yes. Gunbot Live can connect to multiple remote Gunbot trading instances, and each instance can be managed separately from the workspace.
Can I start and stop individual bot instances?
Yes. You can start or stop individual connected bot instances from Gunbot Live.
Are simulation mode, Telegram notifications, and webhooks global settings?
No. These settings can be managed per connected bot instance, so different bots can use different operating modes and notification behavior.
Why should controls be locked in demo mode?
Demo mode should prevent you from changing a real or shared setup through the frontend. A visible dashboard is not the same as edit permission.
Is stopping a bot the same as closing positions?
Not necessarily. Stopping automation may prevent new logic but existing orders or positions may still need direct review.
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