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@onebullex-group/skill

v1.0.1

Published

Claude Code skill for OneBullEx trading via MCP/CLI

Readme

@onebullex-group/skill

Claude Code skill for OneBullEx Open API V2 trading. Companion to @onebullex-group/mcp (provides the tools) and @onebullex-group/cli (powers the MCP server).

Install

Two steps: drop the files via npm, then register them with Claude Code.

npm i -g @onebullex-group/skill
claude plugin marketplace add "$(npm root -g)/@onebullex-group/skill"
claude plugin install onebullex-trading@onebullex-skill

npm i -g alone is not enough — Claude Code does not scan the npm global directory. The package ships a .claude-plugin/marketplace.json so the installed directory can be registered as a local marketplace.

Verify

In a fresh Claude Code session:

/skills

You should see onebullex-trading listed.

Prerequisites

You need both:

  • @onebullex-group/mcp configured in Claude Code's mcp_settings.json (see that package's README)
  • ~/.onebullex/config.json with at least one profile (onebullex config init from the CLI)

How it works

When a user asks something like "查一下 BTC 行情和我的持仓", Claude Code matches the description's trigger keywords, loads SKILL.md, and follows the discipline within. The skill teaches Claude to:

  • Pick MCP tools for read operations and CLI for batch scripting
  • Always dry-run write operations and confirm with the user before executing
  • Use canned workflows for common requests (PnL, market scan, risk check, place order)
  • Handle V2 error codes gracefully

What's NOT here

  • Strategy generation
  • Real-time event subscription (use Java SDK's V2WebSocketClient)
  • Multi-account orchestration

Related packages

License

MIT