intraday-signal
Short-term multi-timeframe (5m/15m/1h) technical read for a single symbol — pulls K-line across three timeframes, reads MACD + swing structure, writes a direction call (long/short/neutral) with an explicit anchor price, a 2–4 scenario forward read, a range-bound playbook (long tactic + short tactic; a neutral call carries a numeric low/high zone instead of an entry plan and is scored on whether the zone held), an entry/stop/target plan with dual-basis R/R (T1 + T2) for directional calls only, position sizing with a nominal cap from the live broker account, an event-risk gate (earnings / FOMC /
Profile →npx skills add kansoku-trade/kansoku --skill intraday-signal --agent claude-code
Same command for any agent — swap --agent for codex, cursor, copilot.
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What it does
Single-symbol, short-horizon technical read across 5 分钟 / 15 分钟 / 1 小时—produces an explicit long/short call anchored to a price, a probability-weighted forward read, and a concrete entry/stop/target plan, backed by server-side auto-detected K-line signals (MACD divergence/背驰, candle patterns such as Pin Bar, 123 structures). Ends by rendering an interactive dashboard and writing a journal entry.
How it works
- Resolve the symbol, then pull three timeframes of K-line data (5m, 15m, 1h) with a chart server, without manual kline calls.
- Read and incorporate contextual inputs from modules like journal lessons, twitter-reader, finance calendars, market alignment, and volume checks, then generate a day-context and timeframe-backed read.
- Detect and consider MACD divergence, 123 structures, Pin Bar patterns, and other auto-detected markers; these markers are cited in the final report rather than re-labeled.
- Classify the day as catalytic or calm; determine direction + anchor (anchor primarily on m15; m5 for scalps; h1 for swing).
- Produce 2–4 scenarios with triggers, plus a range-bound playbook if oscillation is observed; ensure neutral calls include a numeric low/high range.
- For directional calls, provide an entry/stop/target plan with dual R/R baselines (T1 and T2), and compute position sizing from live broker data with a nominal cap of 30% of account value; report shares, nominal value, and percent of account.
- Include an event gate (earnings/FOMC/CPI) with clear gap risk language if present; include session liquidity notes and relvol considerations.
- Final steps: patch the chart with both prediction and context, include optional position if held, and log a journal entry.
When to use it
- Used for quick intraday reads like “MU 短线怎么走” or “给我一个短线入场点”.
- Suitable for questions about 5m/15m/1h views, MACD divergences, Pin Bar, entry points, risk-reward, and intraday predictions.
- Not for broad market/sector scans, multi-symbol monitoring, or weeks/months-horizon swing entries.
What it can touch
- Interfaces with the chart server (POST preview → PATCH prediction) and longbridge data sources for positions, portfolio, and relvol.
- Uses server-side detections for MACD divergence, patterns like Pin Bar, and 123 structures; these markers are cited in the report.
- Context and prediction schemas are populated and sent to the chart skill for rendering.
Caveats
- The workflow emphasizes explicit anchors and structured R/R; a neutral call carries no entry plan and relies on range-bound playbook
- Event risk gating: earnings/FOMC/CPI could alter scenarios; a gap risk may limit protection.
- Stops are defined by structures, not fixed numbers, and must pass a crowded-zone check; if not, adjustments are required.
- The license is NOASSERTION; for intraday, US-only, single-symbol use; dependency on external services (chart server, broker data) is implied.
# intraday-signal Single-symbol, short-horizon technical read across 5 分钟 / 15 分钟 / 1 小时— produces an explicit long/short call anchored to a price, a probability-weighted forward read, and a concrete entry/stop/target plan, backed by server-side auto-detected K-line signals (MACD divergence/背驰, candle patterns such as Pin Bar, 123 structures). Ends by rendering an interactive dashboard and writing a journal entry. > **Scope**: one symbol per run. For a cross-section "where is money moving" > question use `capital-rotation`; for live tracking of a watchlist across a > session use `market-session-tracker`; this skill is the deep single-symbol > drill-down when the user wants a concrete short-term trade read. ## When to use - "MU 短线怎么走", "这里能不能做多/做空", "给我一个短线入场点" - "5分钟15分钟1小时怎么看", "MACD 有没有背离", "这是不是 Pin Bar" - "盈亏比多少", "入场点在哪", "止损止盈怎么设" - **Not** for a broad market/sector scan (`capital-rotation`) - **Not** for live multi-symbol session monitoring (`market-session-tracker`) - **Not** for weeks/months-horizon swing entries (`sepa-strategy`) ## Workflow ### Step 1 — Resolve the symbol If ambiguous (e.g. a company name with multiple listings), ask back rather than guessing. ### Step 2
- When to use
- Workflow
- Step 1 — Resolve the symbol
- Step 2 — Tiered grounding context
- Step 3 — Preview: read the technicals
- Step 4 — Write the technical read
- Step 5 — Final render
- Step 6 — Report structure
- Step 7 — Journal
- Anti-patterns
- Related skills
curl -s -X POST http://localhost:5199/api/charts \ curl -s -X PATCH http://localhost:5199/api/charts/ \
What does the intraday-signal skill do?
Short-term multi-timeframe (5m/15m/1h) technical read for a single symbol — pulls K-line across three timeframes, reads MACD + swing structure, writes a direction call (long/short/neutral) with an explicit anchor price, a 2–4 scenario forward read, a range-bound playbook (long tactic + short tactic; a neutral call carries a numeric low/high zone instead of an entry plan and is scored on whether the zone held), an entry/stop/target plan with dual-basis R/R (T1 + T2) for directional calls only, position sizing with a nominal cap from the live broker account, an event-risk gate (earnings / FOMC /
How do I install it?
Run `npx skills add kansoku-trade/kansoku --skill intraday-signal --agent claude-code` — it drops the skill into your project so the agent can pick it up. Swap the --agent value for codex, cursor or copilot if you use one of those.
Where does this skill come from?
From kansoku-trade/kansoku, a repository with 272 stars. We read it straight from the repository tree rather than a submitted listing, so what you see here is what is actually published.
Is a popular skill a good skill?
Not necessarily. Stars measure attention, not adoption — a repository can trend for a week and be abandoned. That is why we show the weekly change from our own snapshots next to the total, instead of a single flattering number.