Trading Assistant Core

01. Project Overview

Installable OpenClaw / ClawHub trading skill that combines support/resistance analysis, multi-indicator signals, position sizing, and risk alerts — with Docker and CLI paths for non-agent users.

02. Problem

Why build this?

Trading workflows were stuck in notebooks and chat prompts — agents could not install a durable skill with clear risk guardrails.

03. Solution

How was it solved?

Packaged support/resistance, multi-indicator signals, position sizing, and risk alerts as a ClawHub skill with Docker and pip / CLI entrypoints.

04. Architecture

System architecture

05. Key Features

Core capabilities

• Support and resistance analysis
• Multi-indicator trading signals
• Position sizing helpers
• Risk-first alerts and guardrails
• ClawHub / OpenClaw skill install
• Docker and CLI for human-facing runs

06. My Role

What did I specifically do?

• Defined the skill contract: signals without risk controls are not shippable.
• Implemented indicator / S-R logic and packaging for ClawHub, Docker, and CLI.
• Published and maintained the installable skill with live download metrics.

07. Tech Stack

What technologies power it?

• Python
• OpenClaw
• ClawHub
• Docker
• pip / CLI
• Technical indicators

08. Metrics

What results can we show?

09. Deployment

How do you run it?

Install as an agent skill or run locally without an agent runtime.

1. ClawHub: install Trading Assistant Core for OpenClaw agents.
2. Docker: pull and run the published image for containerized use.
3. CLI: install via pip and use the ta entrypoint for local workflows.

10. GitHub

11. Live Demo

12. Tradeoffs

• Risk sizing and alerts beat signal fireworks — a skill that only shouts entries is unsafe to install.
• Kept CLI / Docker paths so traders without an agent runtime can still run the same logic.
• Published on ClawHub instead of notebook-only workflows so agents get a durable package.

13. What shipped

• Published as an installable OpenClaw / ClawHub skill
• CLI and Docker paths for non-agent use
• Risk-first defaults instead of signal-only demos

14. Inspectable proof

15. Links