Finance & Trading Skills

Skills for financial analysis, trading automation, and crypto/DeFi development. From connecting to Binance APIs to analyzing stock data and building portfolio trackers, these skills bring Claude Code into the finance workflow.

246 skills

azure-rbac

microsoft/azure-skills

182.2k

633

Microsoft built this to solve the common headache of figuring out which Azure RBAC role gives just enough permissions without going overboard. It searches Azure docs to find the minimal built-in role that matches what you need, or generates a custom role definition if nothing fits. Then it spits out the CLI commands and Bicep code to actually assign the role. The real time-saver is that it also tells you what permissions you need just to grant roles in the first place, since that trips up a lot of people. Solid for anyone doing infrastructure as code or managing Azure permissions programmatically.

skill-creator

anthropics/skills+1 more

150.6k

118.1k

Creates and iterates on Claude skills through a structured workflow: captures your intent, writes the SKILL.md with proper triggering descriptions, generates test cases for objective outputs, and runs evaluation cycles to refine performance. Handles the full lifecycle from initial draft to optimization, including quantitative benchmarks and description tuning for better triggering accuracy. Most useful when you want to systematize a workflow you've been doing manually or when an existing skill isn't performing well. The evaluation framework is solid, though you'll still need to manually review outputs for subjective improvements. Saves significant time on the boilerplate and testing infrastructure.

p-image

inferen-sh/skills+6 more

96k

173

Gives you command-line access to Pruna's optimized image generation models through inference.sh CLI. You get text-to-image generation, image editing, and multi-image compositing with built-in LoRA style presets like pixel-art and cinematic-movie-style. The models are speed-optimized versions of popular generators, so you're trading some cutting-edge features for faster inference and lower costs. Good for when you need quick image generation in workflows or want to prototype without waiting. The multi-image compositing is genuinely useful for creating collages or combining reference images programmatically.

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overdrive

pbakaus/impeccable

47.9k

19.4k

When your interface needs to feel extraordinary, this skill pushes past conventional web limits using shaders, spring physics, scroll-driven animations, and 60fps implementations. It forces you to define what "wow" means for your specific context before building anything, then guides you through technically ambitious implementations like View Transitions morphing, virtual scrolling for massive datasets, or WebGL particle systems. The mandatory context gathering and browser automation testing prevents the common mistake of building impressive but embarrassing effects that don't match the project's personality.

onboarding-cro

coreyhaines31/marketingskills+2 more

37.5k

21.4k

Tackles the gap between user signup and actual product adoption by systematically identifying where users drop off in your onboarding flow. It walks through defining your activation moment, designing step-by-step flows, and measuring time-to-value metrics. Covers practical patterns like onboarding checklists, empty state design, and trigger-based email sequences. The activation funnel analysis and cohort breakdown approach is solid for finding the biggest leaks in your user journey. Best for products where people sign up but don't stick around or complete initial setup.

convex-create-component

get-convex/agent-skills

22.7k

Creates proper Convex components with isolated tables and clean boundaries between your app and reusable backend logic. Handles the tricky parts like component schema definition, cross-boundary function calls with ctx.runQuery/runMutation, and keeping auth/environment access in the app layer where it belongs. Generates the full directory structure, wires up convex.config.ts correctly, and creates app-side wrapper functions for client access. Most useful when you're building third-party integrations that need their own tables or extracting complex backend features into reusable modules. Gets the import paths and type boundaries right, which is where most manual component setups break.

firecrawl-agent

firecrawl/cli

19.8k

299

The firecrawl-agent skill uses AI to autonomously navigate and extract structured data from complex multi-page websites, returning results as JSON that conforms to optional user-defined schemas. It solves the problem of manually extracting data scattered across multiple pages or complex site structures, making it ideal for users who need product listings, pricing information, directory entries, or other structured data without writing custom scraping logic. The skill is best suited for data extraction tasks that require intelligent navigation and reasoning beyond simple single-page scraping.

expo-cicd-workflows

expo/skills

19k

1.7k

The expo-cicd-workflows skill helps developers understand, write, and validate EAS (Expo Application Services) CI/CD workflow YAML files by providing access to current schema documentation, syntax guides, and pre-packaged job definitions. It solves the problem of keeping workflow configurations aligned with EAS's evolving specifications by fetching authoritative resources rather than relying on outdated information. The skill is designed for Expo project developers who need to configure deployment automation, build pipelines, and CI/CD triggers in their `.eas/workflows/` directory.

obsidian-bases

kepano/obsidian-skills

18.3k

24.3k

Creates Obsidian .base files with proper YAML syntax for database-like views of your notes. Handles the full workflow from defining filters and formulas to configuring table, card, and list views. Validates YAML structure, checks that referenced properties exist, and catches common quoting errors that break the view rendering. Useful when you want to aggregate notes by tags, folders, or properties into sortable tables with computed columns. The syntax is finicky enough that having automated validation saves you from debugging YAML parsing errors in Obsidian's interface.

api-design-principles

wshobson/agents+21 more

17.3k

33.7k

Solid coverage of both REST and GraphQL design patterns with practical examples you can actually use. The skill walks through resource-oriented URL design, proper HTTP method semantics, pagination strategies, and error handling patterns. For GraphQL, it covers schema-first development, resolver patterns, and Relay-style connections. What I like is the concrete code examples showing FastAPI implementations and real schema definitions rather than just theoretical advice. You'll want this when establishing API standards for a team or when you're designing a new API and need to make sure you're following proven patterns rather than reinventing the wheel.

china-stock-analysis

sugarforever/01coder-agent-skills

10.7k

Built specifically for Chinese A-share value investing, this pulls real financial data via akshare and runs systematic screens across metrics like PE ratios, ROE, and debt levels. It generates detailed markdown reports with DCF valuations, industry comparisons, and flags financial anomalies like cash flow divergence or unusual receivables growth. The anomaly detection alone caught several red flags I missed in manual analysis. Works best for fundamental analysis of established companies rather than growth or momentum plays. Handles the quirks of A-share data well, including policy sensitivity warnings and state ownership analysis that matter in Chinese markets.

recipe-create-gmail-filter

googleworkspace/cli+1 more

9.8k

24.8k

A straightforward recipe for setting up Gmail filters through the command line using Google Workspace tools. You'll create labels, define filter criteria based on sender or subject patterns, and specify actions like auto-labeling or starring messages. The four-step process covers listing existing labels, creating new ones, building the actual filter with JSON criteria, and verifying it worked. Most useful when you need to automate email organization at scale or integrate Gmail filtering into larger workflow scripts. The commands are clean and the JSON structure is simple enough to modify for different filter rules.

review-and-refactor

github/awesome-copilot+28 more

9.1k

29.9k

The review-and-refactor skill analyzes project code against defined coding guidelines and standards stored in `.github/instructions/` files, then refactors the code to improve maintainability and compliance while preserving file structure and test integrity. It serves development teams that need automated code quality improvements aligned with their project's specific standards and best practices. This skill solves the problem of maintaining consistent code quality and adherence to established guidelines across a project without manual line-by-line review.

solana-dev

solana-foundation/solana-dev-skill

8.9k

470

This is a comprehensive Solana development assistant that covers the full stack from Anchor program development to React wallet integration. It defaults to modern tooling like @solana/kit and framework-kit over legacy web3.js, includes safety guardrails for transaction signing, and connects to live Solana documentation through MCP. The skill handles everything from debugging GLIBC errors and version conflicts to setting up LiteSVM testing and Token-2022 confidential transfers. What's refreshing is the opinionated stack choices and built-in security checks that prevent common footguns like mainnet accidents or private key exposure.

ckm%3Abrand

nextlevelbuilder/ui-ux-pro-max-skill

8.4k

65.7k

The ckm:brand skill manages brand identity, voice, messaging, and visual consistency across projects through style guides, design tokens, and asset validation. It serves designers, marketers, and content teams who need to maintain consistent brand standards by providing tools to define brand guidelines, sync design tokens, validate assets against brand rules, and audit brand compliance. The skill solves the problem of brand inconsistency across multiple touchpoints by centralizing brand context, automating validation, and enabling systematic updates to brand systems.

stock-analysis

gracefullight/stock-checker+2 more

8.3k

A comprehensive stock and crypto analysis tool that pulls real Yahoo Finance data and runs eight weighted checks including earnings surprises, analyst sentiment, and market context. Creates and tracks portfolios with P&L calculations, detects pre-earnings timing risks, and flags geopolitical events that might hurt specific sectors. The breaking news scanner caught me off guard during the last Fed meeting when it correctly flagged banking stress before I noticed it myself. Outputs either clean buy/hold/sell recommendations or structured JSON for further analysis. Portfolio data saves to ~/.clawdbot/skills/stock-analysis/portfolios.json and the crypto support covers the top 20 by market cap with BTC correlation metrics.

fluxa-agent-wallet

fluxa-agent-payment/fluxa-ai-wallet-mcp

8.2k

This is essentially a payment infrastructure for AI agents that lets Claude handle wallet operations with user approval. It's built around an "intent mandate" system where users pre-authorize spending limits for specific tasks, then Claude can make x402 API payments, USDC transfers, and even agent-to-agent transactions without asking permission each time. The setup involves installing an npm CLI tool and linking to your wallet through a browser flow. What's interesting is the "oneshot" concept for pay-per-use APIs and skills, plus social features like ClawPI for AI agents to interact with each other. It's ambitious but feels like early infrastructure for a world where AI agents need to spend money autonomously.

akshare-stock

molezzz/openclaw-stock-skill

6.7k

This is a comprehensive Chinese A-share stock analysis tool that connects AKShare's financial data APIs to natural language queries. It handles real-time market data, technical analysis, fundamental metrics, sector rotation, and cross-market instruments like futures and bonds. The four-layer architecture (router, service, analyzer, formatter) intelligently parses queries like "茅台近60日K线" or "今日涨停统计" and returns formatted analysis optimized for QQ and Telegram. Built for Chinese stock traders who want quick market insights without manual data pulls. The natural language routing is solid, though you'll need to adapt the AKShare adapter layer as their APIs evolve. Caching strategy keeps data fresh without hammering endpoints.

stripe-best-practices

stripe/ai+1 more

5.6k

1.5k

Cuts through Stripe's overwhelming API surface by routing you to the right integration path upfront. Instead of guessing between PaymentIntents and Checkout Sessions, or wondering which Connect API version to use, it gives you a decision matrix based on what you're actually building. Covers the tricky stuff like migrating off deprecated APIs, setting up restricted API keys properly, and navigating Connect's liability models. The routing table alone saves hours of documentation diving. Honestly wish this existed when I was first wrestling with Stripe's marketplace setup, would have prevented a lot of refactoring.

coinglass

starchild-ai-agent/official-skills+9 more

5.4k

Comprehensive crypto derivatives toolkit that pulls real-time data from 37 endpoints across funding rates, liquidations, and whale positioning. Most useful for pre-trade sentiment checks and derivatives market analysis. The liquidation tracking tools are particularly robust, breaking down 24h explosions by coin and exchange with historical depth. Includes Hyperliquid whale monitoring and complete ETF flow data for BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP. Requires a $699/month Coinglass Professional plan but delivers institutional-grade data that's hard to find elsewhere. The tool selection guide is essential reading since many endpoints have overlapping functions.

golang-patterns

affaan-m/everything-claude-code+4 more

5.3k

157.6k

A comprehensive reference for idiomatic Go development that covers the language's core philosophy and practical patterns. It emphasizes Go's fundamental principles like making zero values useful, accepting interfaces while returning structs, and proper error wrapping with context. The concurrency section is especially solid, covering worker pools, errgroup coordination, and goroutine leak prevention. What I appreciate most is how it consistently shows both good and bad examples, making the reasoning clear. The interface design guidance around defining interfaces at the point of use rather than with the implementation is spot on and often overlooked by developers coming from other languages.

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FAQ

Can Claude Code help with trading?

Finance skills help Claude interact with exchange APIs, analyze market data, build backtesting frameworks, and generate financial reports. Always validate financial logic independently.

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