Trader Risk Skill for Claude
Check a proposed trade against the risk limits you set before any broker ticket.
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 Risk.
Open /plugin > Installed, or type / and look for /day-trader-skill:trader-risk.
At a glance
- Use it for
- Checking a proposed trade against your rules.
- You'll need
- A trade plan and risk limits. Claude can ask for missing details.
- When to use
- Before reviewing a broker ticket.
Use with Claude
Copy and send after installation
I want to check a proposed paper trade. Use my saved risk limits and ask me for any missing trade details or limits. Use Trader Budget to prepare the proposed order if needed, then run the Trader Risk checker. Explain PASS or BLOCK with the numbers and reasons. Do not place an order.Have these details ready: ticker, planned entry, stop, target, account details and risk limits. If a required value is missing, Claude should ask before running the checker. A chat opinion is not a tool PASS.
Example Claude response
Illustrative · based on the source project's dated example
Oct 19, 2026 · 10:15 a.m. New York time
BLOCK · Proposed TSLA buy, 9 shares Loss at planned stop: 9 shares × $5.86 = $52.74 Your per-trade limit: $50 Why: $2.74 over your limit.
PASS: the proposed order passed the rules checked with available inputs; it is not a recommendation or order. BLOCK: a rule stopped the proposal. Read the reason and recheck when the order changes.
Read the original Trader Risk exampleWhat it checks
| Field | Explanation |
|---|---|
The order | Order details, allowed assets, blocked symbols and stop information. |
Your account | Order size, position limit and available cash. |
This trade | Loss at the planned stop and the required reward-to-risk ratio. |
Your trading day | Daily loss limit, trade count, duplicate orders and entry window. |
The rules applied to an opening trade differ from those for an exit. Read the checks in your actual result; some exit constraints warn rather than block.
Limits & sources
What the result can confirm
Whether this proposed order passed the configured checks, and which numbers or rules caused a BLOCK.
What it cannot confirm
That the trade will profit, a stop will fill at its planned price, or a broker has accepted the order.
A PASS is a rules check, not trade approval. Confirm the current broker quote and exact ticket. Missing or stale inputs matter more than an illustrative response. Read a reported price-side PASS issue. User report · checked Nov 6, 2026; not a claim of our own test, universal failure or a shipped fix.
Read Trader Risk's original instructions · Source baseline 3d0f4ef, checked Nov 5, 2026.