> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.vole.bot/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Strategy Detail

> [!NOTE]
>
> This screen is part of the Vole Bot package.

Opening a strategy from the list takes you to its detail page, which brings
together everything about that one strategy: its general information, its
[version history](https://help.vole.bot/en/strategy-manager/versions.md), where it's actually running,
and how it has performed in backtests.

## General Information

Name, status (active/inactive), whether it runs on Python code, market,
timeframe, description, and creation date. Below that, the strategy's own
parameter fields are listed — these come from the strategy's Pine Script code
itself, so what's shown depends entirely on what that code defines. A note on
this section makes clear that exit and position-sizing settings are *not*
part of the strategy — those live on an [Execution
Policy](https://help.vole.bot/en/execution-rules/execution-policies.md) instead, attached separately
wherever the strategy is used.

## Where It Runs

This section lists every place the strategy is currently live: each bot
instance running it (which broker, symbol, and timeframe) and its current
state (taking new entries, or paused), plus any signal definitions built on
it. If it isn't running anywhere right now, the section says so plainly.

## Backtests

A summary of every backtest ever run against this strategy, grouped by symbol
and timeframe, with a link through to the full list on the
[History](https://help.vole.bot/en/backtest/history.md) page filtered to this strategy.

## Deleting a strategy

Delete checks first whether the strategy is safe to remove. If it's still
attached to a bot instance, a signal definition, or anything else that
depends on it, the dialog tells you why it can't be deleted *before* you'd
otherwise confirm — you won't hit a rejection after clicking through. If it
is safe to delete, the dialog spells out everything that goes with it (all
versions, backtest results, and any bots or signal definitions built on it)
before you confirm, because the action can't be undone.


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