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claude-trading-skills

Claude Skills for market review, trade planning and journaling by individual investors

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3.8k
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MIT
Last commit
Nov 2026
Language
Python
Stars, last 29 weeks+2,790
20 Apr 2026: 978 stars27 Apr 2026: 1,130 stars4 May 2026: 1,245 stars11 May 2026: 1,392 stars18 May 2026: 1,513 stars25 May 2026: 1,617 stars1 Jun 2026: 1,755 stars8 Jun 2026: 1,852 stars15 Jun 2026: 1,935 stars22 Jun 2026: 2,028 stars29 Jun 2026: 2,115 stars6 Jul 2026: 2,300 stars13 Jul 2026: 2,382 stars20 Jul 2026: 2,472 stars27 Jul 2026: 2,528 stars3 Aug 2026: 2,575 stars10 Aug 2026: 2,628 stars17 Aug 2026: 2,676 stars24 Aug 2026: 2,736 stars31 Aug 2026: 2,769 stars7 Sept 2026: 2,806 stars14 Sept 2026: 2,850 stars21 Sept 2026: 2,890 stars28 Sept 2026: 2,929 stars5 Oct 2026: 2,976 stars12 Oct 2026: 3,025 stars19 Oct 2026: 3,092 stars26 Oct 2026: 3,375 stars2 Nov 2026: 3,603 stars9 Nov 2026: 3,768 stars

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Overview

A collection of Claude Skills (SKILL.md folders with Python helpers) for market breadth checks, dividend and swing screeners, position sizing, trade journaling and post-trade review. Workflow manifests in workflows/ chain skills into daily, weekly and monthly routines. It installs into Claude Code's skills directory or uploads as .skill packages to the Claude web app. It is not a signal service and does not place orders.

Who it is for: Individual investors using Claude for market review and trade journaling

Strengths

  • Workflow YAML manifests name exact skills, decision gates and artifacts in order
  • Five-skill starter path needs no paid market-data API
  • skills-index.yaml is a validator-enforced canonical index of every skill
  • Supports Python 3.11-3.13 on Linux, Windows and macOS, checked in CI

Weaknesses

  • Requires Claude (web or Code); not usable with other models
  • Many screeners require an FMP key; some workflows need FINVIZ Elite or Alpaca
  • US-equity focused, built around one author's Core + Satellite style
  • No GitHub release yet; web app users may need to build packages locally

What it needs

  • no GPU
  • Needs Claude (web app or Claude Code), Python 3.11-3.13, FMP API (optional), FINVIZ Elite (optional), Alpaca (optional)
  • Models: Claude

Quick answers

Is claude-trading-skills open source?

Yes. Its code is on GitHub under the MIT license.

Does claude-trading-skills need a GPU?

No, it runs without one.

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