Build an options income process your agent can follow.

The first run follows the playbook.

• Setup first. The bundle includes the full $19 Setup Playbook so the agent can verify Robinhood MCP before any options workflow runs.
• Can this account trade options? The agent checks the selected Agentic account before it touches an order review.
• Which strategy is this? It labels covered call, cash-secured put, protective put, long call, long put, wheel step, or paper-only multi-leg plan.
• Which contract did you ask for? It pulls the chain, instrument ID, quote, bid, ask, open interest, and expiration details.
• What can go wrong? It shows premium at risk, collateral, assignment, breakeven, expiration, and Robinhood's own alerts.
• Where does it stop? It prepares the review packet and waits. No user confirmation, no order.
• What about spreads? It can map collars, verticals, and condors on paper, but separate single-leg orders are still separate orders.
• What about taxes and state rules? It can build an official-source packet and questions for a professional. It does not make tax, legal, margin, or state-residency rulings.

Already know the play?

Bring the ticker, strike, expiry, and strategy. Your agent runs the packet: long calls, long puts, covered calls, cash-secured puts, protective puts, wheel tracking, or paper-only collars, verticals, and condors.

Bring the trade idea. Make the agent show the tradeoff.

If you want a bot to choose contracts and fire orders, this is the wrong product. If you want your own agent to turn the trade idea you already have into a reviewable packet before you touch the final confirmation, this is the file set.

Premium is not free money.

Covered calls and cash-secured puts can collect premium, which is why traders talk about income potential. The tradeoff is real: share upside can be capped, shares can be assigned, cash can be tied up, and losses can still happen. The workflow makes the agent say that before the trade looks easy.

Same-day trades and taxes get their own source check.

Options includes a workflow for current Robinhood, FINRA, OCC, IRS, and state-source lookup. It is built for questions around day trading, assignment, exercise, expiration, wash sales, and state-specific tax agencies. The output is sources and questions, not advice.

Hedges and directional trades stay separate.

Protective puts are a hedge workflow. Long calls and long puts are directional risk. The bundle makes the agent name the intent before it reviews the contract so a hedge does not get treated like a short-term swing.

Multi-leg ideas stay honest.

If your visible Robinhood MCP surface only supports single-leg option orders, separate legs are separate orders. Options can model collars, verticals, condors, and other multi-leg ideas on paper, but it does not pretend a sequence of single-leg orders has the same execution risk as a true combined spread order.

Common questions

Does this choose contracts for me?

No. You bring the ticker, expiration, strike, direction, and intent. The workflow makes your agent review what you asked for.

What if options tools are not visible in my client?

The account/tool gate stops there and tells you what is missing. You still have the setup playbook and paper review workflows, but live option review requires eligible Robinhood Agentic options access.

Why not just ask the agent in plain English?

Because plain English skips steps. Options forces the agent through contract lookup, quote check, breakeven, max loss, assignment, account approval, Robinhood review, and a journal entry.