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Install: claude install-skill dvcrn/openclaw-skills-marketplace
# ClawBack
**Mirror congressional stock trades with automated broker execution**
## Agent Instructions
When the user invokes `/clawback`, execute the appropriate command based on the argument:
### Commands
When the user invokes `/clawback` with any arguments, execute the corresponding command:
| Command | Action |
|---------|--------|
| `/clawback setup` | Run the setup wizard: Execute `{baseDir}/bin/clawback.py setup` |
| `/clawback status` | Check system status: Execute `{baseDir}/bin/clawback.py status` |
| `/clawback run` | Start trading bot: Execute `{baseDir}/bin/clawback.py run` |
| `/clawback daemon` | Run as background service: Execute `{baseDir}/bin/clawback.py daemon` |
| `/clawback test` | Test notifications: Execute `{baseDir}/bin/clawback.py test` |
| `/clawback` (no args) | Show help: Execute `{baseDir}/bin/clawback.py --help` |
### How to Execute Commands
**Option 1: Using the wrapper script (recommended)**
When executing ClawBack commands, always:
1. Use the wrapper script at `{baseDir}/bin/clawback.py`
2. Pass the command as an argument (e.g., `{baseDir}/bin/clawback.py status`)
3. Capture and display the output to the user
**Option 2: Direct Python execution (if wrapper doesn't work)**
If the wrapper script fails, you can run ClawBack directly:
1. Change to the skill directory: `cd {baseDir}`
2. Activate the virtual environment: `source venv/bin/activate`
3. Run the CLI: `python -m clawback.cli [command]`
4. Capture and display the output
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