Reads your exports
list_dir, glob, read_file and grep find your CSV files and show their columns and odd rows.
Product
Coin tracking app tools for your own exports
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A coin tracking app is a record of coins, amounts, prices paid and fees. It holds no funds. Codeless Pilot reads the exports you made, writes the script that merges them, and shows each change as a diff in Ask first mode before you accept it.
Runs your script
Shell runs your tracker script and your test command, then reports the real exit code.
Shows each change
edit_file shows a diff, and Ask first lets you accept or reject it before anything changes.
What the agent can do for your tracker
- Filesread_file, write_file, edit_file, list_dir, grep, glob and more work inside the chat's working folder, with a counter of files created, edited and read.
- Shellruns terminal commands such as your tracker script or your test command, and success is judged by the real exit code. Dangerous commands are blocked.
- Webweb_search searches the web and http_get fetches one page, for example the public price data your script reads when you run it.
- Screenshots and imagesocr reads text from a screenshot, such as a statement saved as a picture, so check it against the original. gen_image saves image files.
- Orchestrationtask runs parallel sub-agents, for example one per export file, run_on_model sends a hard step to a bigger model, and skill reuses playbooks.
- Approval modesAuto-run acts at once, Ask first pauses before actions that change something, and Plan only writes a plan and runs nothing.
- Cronruns a saved prompt on a schedule, for example to re-run your tracker script on the exports in your folder.
- Modelsconnect a cloud AI provider, a model on your PC or the built-in model, and use the Test button to check the endpoint.
A DeFi portfolio tracker needs public addresses, not keys
No secret is needed. A public address you own can be read on a blockchain explorer, so keep seed phrases and private keys out of the app, the chat and your files.
Build a holdings table from transactions.csv and fetch the latest public prices.
- read_file
transactions.csvheader read - grep
COINA transactions.csv6 matches - write_file
holdings.pysaved - http_get
public price data1 page - Shell
your tracker scriptexit 0 - edit_file
holdings.pydiff shown
Waiting for your OK before the next stepRejectAccept
Two tasks from start to finish
Clean dates and duplicates in an export
For a newbie, portfolio tracking in this app starts with one exported CSV file and a plan in Plan only mode. The agent reads the file with read_file and uses grep to list rows with an odd date format or a repeated line. Repeats are not always mistakes, so you decide which rows go. If a platform you use offers inflow and outflow tracking, export that history as CSV too, so the agent can read it like any other file. Then it proposes a fix with edit_file, and in Ask first mode you read the diff before anything changes. Work on a copy. Finally, Shell runs your test command, and you count the rows against the exchange statement yourself.
Read a public address you own
Suppose you want to check the balance of a public address that belongs to you. Put only the address in a text file, never a seed phrase. The address itself is public. The agent writes a script with write_file, and http_get fetches the explorer page for that address. If a public data service lets you export prices and market cap to CSV, read_file can open that file like any other export. Shell runs the script and reports the exit code, Ask first shows the diff of every file change, and you compare the printed balance with your own wallet's display, because the explorer and your script read the same data.
What Codeless Pilot does not do
Codeless Pilot is not an exchange, a wallet or a trading tool, and it is meant only for your own exports and public addresses on your own PC. It never moves funds. It gives no investment, tax or trading advice, and nobody can promise that code is correct, so you check every result.
