You're looking at a dual-write system that logs stock trades to both markdown files and SQLite. Every buy, sell, or position adjustment gets recorded with price, quantity, position size, and your reasoning, plus stop-loss and take-profit levels. The markdown files accumulate per ticker symbol, while the database handles the number crunching later. It's straightforward Python scripting with a clear command structure. The documentation is in Chinese but the implementation is transparent enough. If you're manually tracking trades and want something more structured than a spreadsheet but less heavy than a full portfolio app, this hits that middle ground. It won't integrate with your broker, but that might be exactly what you want for a clean personal journal.
npx skills add https://github.com/kirkluokun/awesome-a-stock-openclawskills --skill stock-trade-journal