74 trading skills for process and risk, explicitly not for signals
Our takeWhat earns trust is the self-limitation: it states it is not designed for fully automated trading, signal outsourcing or scalping, a long disclaimer tops the README, and the licence is MIT 'AS IS'. The swing workflow runs drawdown-circuit-breaker and pre-trade-discipline-gate before any screener — risk gates before tickers. That ordering is the soul of the design and the opposite of most tools that lead with a list of picks.
2,867 stars, MIT, Japanese README included. 74 skills across 8 categories, 58 production and 16 beta, all governed by one canonical skills-index.yaml where each entry carries a verification matrix (data source, required or recommended, standalone or workflow_step, maturity); the README catalogue is generated from it. YAML manifests under workflows/ chain the skills into executable flows enforced by a validator.
git clone https://github.com/tradermonty/claude-trading-skills && cp -r claude-trading-skills/skills/backtest-expert ~/.claude/skills/