@jkoljo Could you try to write a clear summary ‘problem definition’ ? The trick is to leave out any assumed ‘solutions’, at most propose a few ‘possible workarounds’. Literally somwthing like: 'the problem is that … when this, then that, when such, such then so, while assumed that it would … because of … reasons etcetera. You will probably quickly find out how hard it is not to sneak in ‘solutions’ as a means of explaining the ‘problem’.
I could as a bare minimum state my problem as:
Our dedicated large capacity DESS Trade only (no solar) system fails to execute reliably on obvious (to a reasonably knowledgeable observer of the price graphs) money making trade opportunities.
And then from there I could dive into what obvious money making opportunities are and when they are missed. When that is done I could reiterate into further detail, until I arrive at the technical level. Once that technical is reached, it starts to make sense to start adding proposed workarounds, but not much earlier.