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daily-trading-run

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Orchestrate one end-to-end news-driven spot trading cycle: collect news, judge items, execute allowed spot actions, run position checks, and notify. Use when the user says run the bot, start the daily loop, poll-and-trade, or wire the scheduler. Trigger phrases: "run daily trading", "start the cycle", "poll and trade", "run the bot once".

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    If live (testnet: false and dry_run: false), confirm permission check passed recently (or run it)

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    Never trade before judge JSON validates

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  3. Distinctive:

    Never size from model prose—only from config tiers + code

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  4. Very specific:

    Default new deployments to testnet: true and dry_run: true

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  5. Distinctive:

    Keep orchestration thin; business rules stay in trade/judge modules

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SKILL.md

Daily trading run

Overview

Single orchestration skill that composes crypto-news-collect → news-judge → binance-spot-trade (spot adapter) → optional notify, then position check. All intervals and sizes come from config.yaml (schedule.*, entry.*, risk.*, notifications.*).

When to use

  • Implementing run.py / cron / agent schedule entrypoint
  • Manual "run one cycle now"
  • Documenting the production loop for operators

Instructions

  1. Preflight
    • Load config.yaml; abort if required risk.* / entry.min_confidence / tier size_quote & min_impact (or min_strength) fields needed for live are null
    • If live (testnet: false and dry_run: false), confirm permission check passed recently (or run it)
    • Acquire lock so two cycles do not overlap
  2. Collect — run news collector for news.lookback_minutes
  3. Judge — for each new item, run judge; collect actions
  4. Act
    • NONE → log skip
    • ASK_USER → notify; do not trade
    • BUY → call trade module with tier (probe|normal); size from entry.<tier>.size_quote; respect dry-run
    • SELL → only if entry.allow_sell_existing and confidence ≥ entry.sell_min_confidence (when set)
  5. Manage — run position check (TP / SL / max-hold)
  6. Report — optional short stdout summary; full report via trade-report at schedule.daily_report_time
  7. Release lock

Suggested cycle script

python run.py once              # one cycle
python run.py loop              # sleep using schedule.* minutes

Ordering guarantees

  • Never trade before judge JSON validates
  • Never size from model prose—only from config tiers + code
  • News bodies never reach the shell as commands

Failure handling

  • Collector partial failure → continue with items received
  • Judge failure on one item → skip that item (ASK_USER / log), continue
  • Trade refuse → notify on_security_alert or trade failure channel; stop buying for this cycle if permissions failed

Guidelines

  • Default new deployments to testnet: true and dry_run: true
  • Keep orchestration thin; business rules stay in trade/judge modules
  • Exchange-agnostic: call the configured spot adapter, not a hardcoded venue name in the loop

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