Grading lenses, the partner packs, prop-firm rule sets, and the scoreboards that judge them.
Every analysis grades through exactly one lens: the platform default, your own strategy rules, or a partner pack. A lens can only ever make a read stricter — the final grade is the worse of the platform grade and the pack grade, and a pack’s hard-rule failure vetoes the entry outright.
Pack rules are typed as hard rules, confluences or manual confirms. Hard rules gate the entry, confluences weigh it, and manual confirms render as checkboxes that hold the grade conditional on your judgement. Subjective concepts stay manual rather than being faked as machine checks.
Prop-firm packs rewrite your strategy rules and risk settings, and they show you exactly what will change before applying. They encode evaluation-programme shapes — tighter daily caps and smaller risk percentages than a discretionary trader would normally run.
Every pack has two records that are never mixed. The platform half counts everyone who ran the pack and publishes nothing below its floor of resolved outcomes — showing a live counter instead of a number. Your own record under a pack publishes from your first resolved trade.