longbridge-flows
Smart-money and ownership-flow signals for a single stock via Longbridge Securities — SEC 13F institutional portfolios + position changes (US), funds and ETFs that hold the stock, SEC Form 4 insider trades (US-only), US short-interest history, and HK broker holdings (HK-only). Read-only. Markets vary by subcommand. Triggers: "13F", "机构持仓", "基金持仓", "ETF 持有", "持有这只股票的基金", "内部人交易", "高管买卖", "Form 4", "做空数据", "空头", "卖空", "经纪商持仓", "中央结算", "13F", "機構持倉", "基金持倉", "ETF 持有", "持有這隻股票的基金", "內部人交易", "高管買賣", "做空數據", "空頭", "賣空", "經紀商持倉", "中央結算", "13F holdings", "institutional holders", "fund holders", "ETF h
npx skills add majiayu000/claude-skill-registry --skill longbridge-flows --agent claude-code
Same command for any agent — swap --agent for codex, cursor, copilot.
Weekly change comes from our own snapshots, not the repository page — it measures attention, not adoption.
# longbridge-flows Single-symbol ownership and money-flow lens: who's buying/selling at the institutional, fund, insider, broker, and short-seller layers. > **Response language**: match the user's input language — Simplified Chinese / Traditional Chinese / English. ## When to use - *"13F 谁持仓最多", "Berkshire 13F", "巴菲特最新持仓", "active fund AUM ranking"* → `investors` - *"哪些基金持有 NVDA", "AAPL 被多少 ETF 持有"* → `fund-holder` - *"TSLA 高管最近买入", "AAPL Form 4", "内部人减持"* → `insider-trades` (US only) - *"AMD 空头数据", "TSLA 做空比例", "days to cover"* → `short-positions` (US only) - *"700.HK 中央结算", "腾讯经纪商持仓", "broker holding 700"* → `broker-holding` (HK only) - *"X 资金面全景"* → call multiple subcommands by market (US: `fund-holder` + `insider-trades` + `short-positions`; HK: `fund-holder` + `broker-holding`). For intraday large/medium/small-order capital flow → `longbridge-capital-flow`. For institutional shareholders by % held → `longbridge-corporate` (`shareholder`). ## Subcommands > Run `longbridge <subcommand> --help` if unsure of current flags. The CLI's built-in help is the canonical source. | Capability | Returns | Markets | |---|---|---| | Fund-manager AUM rankings (no symbol) | Live active fund-man
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Discover available subcommands and their flags first longbridge --help longbridge <subcommand> --help # run for each subcommand before use longbridge <investors-subcommand> --format json # AUM rankings (no CIK) longbridge <investors-subcommand> 1067983 --format json # Berkshire 13F longbridge <investors-changes-subcommand> 1067983 --format json # QoQ changes longbridge <fund-holder-subcommand> AAPL.US --format json longbridge <insider-trades-subcommand> TSLA.US --format json # US only longbridge <short-positions-subcommand> AAPL.US --format json # US only longbridge <broker-holding-subcommand> 700.HK --format json # HK only
What does the longbridge-flows skill do?
Smart-money and ownership-flow signals for a single stock via Longbridge Securities — SEC 13F institutional portfolios + position changes (US), funds and ETFs that hold the stock, SEC Form 4 insider trades (US-only), US short-interest history, and HK broker holdings (HK-only). Read-only. Markets vary by subcommand. Triggers: "13F", "机构持仓", "基金持仓", "ETF 持有", "持有这只股票的基金", "内部人交易", "高管买卖", "Form 4", "做空数据", "空头", "卖空", "经纪商持仓", "中央结算", "13F", "機構持倉", "基金持倉", "ETF 持有", "持有這隻股票的基金", "內部人交易", "高管買賣", "做空數據", "空頭", "賣空", "經紀商持倉", "中央結算", "13F holdings", "institutional holders", "fund holders", "ETF h
How do I install it?
Run `npx skills add majiayu000/claude-skill-registry --skill longbridge-flows --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 majiayu000/claude-skill-registry, a repository with 534 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.
