Trader Exit Skill for Claude
Set a stop, target and end time for a proposed trade before sizing it.
Install Day Trader Skill
Day Trader Skill is the author's GitHub project, not a skill preinstalled in Claude. This command opens its third-party plugin installation in Claude Code.
Source: github.com/Jakeschincariol/day-trader-skillPaste this into a Claude Code session · v2.1.275 or later
/plugin install day-trader-skill --marketplace https://github.com/Jakeschincariol/day-trader-skill.gitConfirm the GitHub source and installation scope in Claude Code. Installing the pack does not run Trader Exit.
Open /plugin > Installed, or type / and look for /day-trader-skill:trader-exit.
At a glance
- Use it for
- Writing an exit plan before a proposed entry.
- You'll need
- An entry setup and a stop method or level.
- When to use
- Before Trader Budget calculates a share count.
Use with Claude
Copy and send after installation
Use Trader Exit to plan a paper trade from my saved entry. Show the entry, how the stop is chosen, the stop price, risk per share, a 1R target, and the New York flat-by time. Ask for missing setup details before calculating. Do not place an order or describe the planned stop as a guaranteed fill.1R is a target one planned risk distance above the entry for a long trade. Claude should ask for missing entry information.
Example Claude response
Illustrative · based on the source project's dated example
Oct 19, 2026 · TSLA historical plan
Exit plan · TSLA · historical example
Entry $364.18; stop $358.32 at the opening-range midpoint.
Planned risk: $364.18 − $358.32 = $5.86 per share.
1R target: $370.04. Flat by 3:55 p.m. New York time.
This example chooses 1R. The source tool can use other targets, including a 2R default; a target price is not a probability.
Read the original Trader Exit exampleWhat it does
| Field | Explanation |
|---|---|
Stop method | Range midpoint, range low, a supplied price, percent or ATR-based distance. |
Risk distance | Entry minus stop for a long share trade, shown per share. |
Target | A chosen R multiple or price derived from the same plan. |
End time | A flat-by time so the plan does not assume an overnight hold. |
For a long trade, a stop at or above entry, a target at or below entry, or an overly tight stop needs a clear explanation rather than an invented plan.
Limits & sources
What the result can confirm
The planned stop, target, risk distance and time rule used for this setup.
What it cannot confirm
That a stop order will fill at that price or that the target will be reached.
Gaps, volatility and liquidity can make fills worse than the plan. Flat-by is a planned time, not an automatic closing action on this website.
Read Trader Exit's original instructions · Source baseline 3d0f4ef, checked Nov 5, 2026.