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musashi-receipt

v0.2.0

Published

Terminal trading receipts powered by the Musashi API. Prints a colored signal-receipt summary of your bot's last trading window, with an optional one-flag publish to a shareable web receipt.

Readme

musashi-receipt

Terminal trading receipts for the Musashi API.

Run it after a trading window and you get a colored signal-receipt printout in your terminal — markets scanned, sentiment, confidence, edge per signal, and a summary of $ recovered from the latest API.

Install

npx musashi-receipt --demo

No install needed — that runs the bundled fixture so you can see the output.

Usage

# one-off run for the last 30 minutes of trading
npx musashi-receipt

# auto-print every hour, forever
npx musashi-receipt --every 1h

# also publish each receipt to a shareable web page
npx musashi-receipt --every 1h --web
# → 🧾  receipt: https://r.musashi.bot/r/abc123

# replay a saved Receipt JSON
npx musashi-receipt --from-file session.json

Flags

| Flag | Default | What it does | | --- | --- | --- | | --every <30m\|1h\|2h> | off | re-runs on a cadence; prints a fresh receipt each time | | --window <30m\|1h\|2h> | 30m | how far back to summarize trading | | --base <url> | https://musashi-api.vercel.app | Musashi API base URL | | --web | off | publishes the receipt to the web and prints a share URL | | --web-base <url> | https://r.musashi.bot | web receipt base URL | | --unit-size <n> | 1 | $ multiplier per signal edge | | --json | off | emit Receipt JSON instead of pretty output | | --from-file <path> | — | read a Receipt JSON from disk | | --demo | off | render bundled fixture (no API call) |

License

MIT