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base-breakout-scan
Scan US large-cap equities for valid pre-breakout bases: tight consolidations after a prior advance, with squeeze + volume dry-up + rising relative strength. Use when the user wants to find stocks about to break out, identify coiled / VCP / cup-and-handle setups, or find Minervini Trend Template + base setups. Triggers on 'find breakout candidates', 'stocks setting up', 'compressed bases', 'tight ranges', 'ready to pop', 'near 52-week highs', 'VCP setups', 'coiled'. The natural complement to momentum-scan: that one finds what's already running; this finds what's about to. Do NOT use for single-ticker chart analysis, ETF screening, value/contrarian picks, or generic explanations of base-and-breakout investing.
commit-context
Commit staged (or unstaged) changes with a git commit message automatically derived from the current conversation context. Use this skill whenever the user says "/commit-context", "commit with context", "commit context", or asks to commit using the conversation/session context as the commit message. This skill should NOT auto-trigger β only invoke it when the user explicitly requests it.
conviction-funnel
End-to-end "scan β validated pockets β buyable picks" funnel. Chains regime-scan (market gate) β momentum-scan (names) β a direct read of base-breakout / mean-reversion state for their backtest-validated pockets (BaseWks β₯ 20 bases; fresh high-score oversold listings), then deep-dives the top N (default 3) into actionable entry / stop / size / invalidation briefs with regime threaded into sizing. Use whenever the user wants the whole pipeline from "what's the market doing" to "3 names I could actually buy, with where to get in and bail", e.g. "what should I buy today", "give me 3 high-conviction picks", "run the funnel", "scan to picks", "best risk/reward setups with entries and stops". The orchestration layer ABOVE the individual scans; NOT for a single scan re-run (use that scan directly), a single-ticker lookup (use yfinance), or a pure market-health read (use regime-scan).
distill-memory
Scan a project's `.claude/decisions/**/*.md` and the last month of `MODULE:`-tagged commits, then propose 0β3 candidate Claude Code memory entries for the user to review one-by-one β the Layer 2 β Layer 3 step in the knowledge loop. Use this skill whenever the user says "/distill-memory", "distill memory", "roll up decisions into memory", or asks to extract cross-module patterns into memory. This skill should NOT auto-trigger β only invoke it when the user explicitly requests it.
distill-module
Roll up `MODULE: <id>` Decision blocks from `git log` into a per-module `.claude/decisions/<id>.md` snapshot β the current-consensus view that complements the immutable commit history. Use this skill whenever the user says "/distill-module", "distill module decisions", "refresh the decisions file", or asks to consolidate a module's recent decisions. This skill should NOT auto-trigger β only invoke it when the user explicitly requests it.
fable-mind
Operating doctrine distilled from Claude Fable 5 so smaller models can do Fable-grade work β reasoning discipline, judgment heuristics, and failure-mode antidotes. Load at the start of any nontrivial or high-stakes task (multi-step engineering, stubborn debugging, risky changes, long autonomous runs), whenever the user signals quality-over-speed ("think hard", "be rigorous", "think like Fable"), or mid-task on thrashing, confusion, or scope drift. Skip only trivial lookups and pure conversation.
hackernews
View Hacker News from inside Claude Code β top stories and other feeds (new/best/Ask/Show/jobs), the comment thread for any story, and keyword search. Use whenever the user wants to read or browse Hacker News, including when they just say "HN", name a feed, or follow up with "read the comments", "show more", or "open #3" while browsing.
mcd-order
Find the cheapest way for a group to order McDonald's China (ιΊ¦ε½ε³): treat combos as cheap component containers, redistribute their parts across people, and use coupons (δΌζ εΈ) and points (η§―ε) to cover everyone's exact items for the least cash. Use when several people order McDonald's together and want the cheapest split / ζΌεζη / "cheapest way to order X, Y, Z". Runs on the mcd-mcp MCP server.
mean-reversion-scan
Scan US large-cap equities for short-term oversold reversals: Connors-style RSI(2) setups inside confirmed long-term uptrends. Use when the user wants oversold bounces, mean-reversion entries, short-term pullbacks in strong stocks, or a 'buy the dip' watchlist. Triggers on 'find oversold bounces', 'RSI(2) setup', 'mean reversion candidates', 'short-term pullback', 'buy the dip', 'bounce candidates', 'panic sellers', 'overdone sell-off'. The complement to momentum-scan and base-breakout-scan: those find what's running and what's about to run; this finds what just got punched in the face but is structurally fine. Do NOT use for single-ticker chart analysis (use yfinance), value/contrarian long-term picks, ETF screening, or generic explanations of mean-reversion theory.
momentum-scan
Scan US large-cap equities for smooth uptrends (high trailing return paired with shallow drawdown) and track which names persist across runs. Use when the user wants to find what's working in the market, scan for momentum, discover the next NVDA / LITE / MU-style breakout before headlines, spot leading sectors or themes (AI infra, semis, defense, lithium, etc.), surface persistent winners across runs, or compare current leaders to a prior run. Also covers re-runs and parameter tweaks ("run it again", "anything new showing up", "3 month window", "include small caps"). Do NOT use for single-ticker price or fundamentals lookups, ETF holdings, chart generation, value-investing screens, or generic explanations of momentum investing; those need other tools or plain answers.
regime-scan
Scan the whole US market once a day for trend direction and sentiment turns. Folds index trend, breadth, VIX term structure, credit spreads, and defensive rotation into one π’/π‘/π΄ state plus divergence flags, logging each day so the slope (the real turn signal) shows across runs. Use to gauge market direction and whether sentiment is rolling over (index near highs but internals weakening) before adding risk vs raising cash. Triggers on "scan the market", "market trend", "sentiment turn", "market health check", "is the market topping", "risk-on or risk-off", "breadth", "market regime", "tape health", "should I de-risk". The level ABOVE momentum-scan, which finds which NAMES work; this judges whether the MARKET is healthy. NOT for single-ticker analysis (use yfinance), picking stocks to buy (use momentum-scan / base-breakout-scan), or generic market-timing explanations.
sparse-checkout
Personally hide files or directories from a git repo's working tree via git sparse-checkout β no .gitignore changes, invisible to teammates. Use whenever the user wants to ignore team-committed paths just for themselves (e.g. .claude/, dist/, generated docs), restore a hidden path, list what's hidden, or undo all hiding. Triggers on "hide X locally", "ignore X locally", "make git stop showing X", "restore hidden files", "what did I hide". Distinct from .gitignore (committed, team-wide) β this is per-clone, reversible, stays private.
statusline-vocab
Manage the statusline-vocab feature β a `Stop` hook picks one English word worth learning from each conversation and renders `{emoji} {word} /IPA/ pos. {translation}` on the Claude Code statusline (translation language configurable; Chinese by default). Trigger on "/statusline-vocab" or when the user asks to install / configure / check / uninstall / switch language / debug the vocab statusline. Do NOT auto-trigger β explicit invocation only.
wallstreetbets
Browse r/wallstreetbets from inside Claude Code β read DD (due-diligence) posts, filter by any flair (News, Gain, Loss, YOLO, Daily Discussionβ¦), keyword-search the sub, and open any post's full body or comment thread. Use whenever the user wants to see what WSB is saying β including bare "/wsb", "what's the DD on WSB", "any new DD", "wallstreetbets sentiment on <ticker>", or follow-ups like "read that one" / "what are the comments" while browsing.
yfinance
Fetch Yahoo Finance market data via the yfinance library. Use for stock, ETF, mutual fund, index, crypto, futures, or FX questions β current quotes, historical OHLCV (daily / intraday), and company / fund fundamentals (P/E, dividend yield, sector, analyst targets, AUM, etc.). Triggers include "current price", "YTD performance", "N-year chart", "P/E ratio", "compare/rank tickers", "what does X do", and non-US tickers like 0700.HK or BMW.DE.
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