专业服务中国大陆A股股票，提供实时行情、个股分析、大盘情绪、热点板块、交易策略及价格预警。

This skill largely does what it advertises (fetch A‑share quotes from Sina/EastMoney/etc.) and needs no credentials, but there are important mismatches you should verify before using it for live trading: - Missing persistence: SKILL.md promises recording alerts to references/watchlist.md and proactive checking of alert status. The manifest does not include that file and the included script does not persist watchlists or run as a background monitor. If you need automated alerts you must add a scheduler/service and a storage file or use a broker's notification system. - Verify ticker handling: The script's market detection can misclassify non‑numeric or foreign tickers (it may default to Shanghai). Test with edge cases (.HK, US tickers, symbol strings) before relying on its automatic filtering. - Xueqiu/10jqka requirements: Data sources documentation mentions cookies/Referer; the script sets some Referer headers but may not fully implement cookie/session handling for Xueqiu. Expect some endpoints to fail without additional code. - Data usage and rate limits: The script scrapes public endpoints. This may be rate‑limited or have TOS restrictions — ensure your usage is compliant and avoid frequent polling without permission. - Trading advice liability: The skill provides analysis and strategy suggestions in plain text. Treat outputs as informational only; do not rely solely on them for real trades. If you plan to install/use this skill: 1) request the missing watchlist/persistence implementation (or add it yourself), 2) run tests for ticker parsing and each data source, and 3) consider adding logging and limits to avoid abusive polling.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: a-stock-trading-assistant-custom Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is a legitimate A-share stock trading assistant. The core logic in `scripts/fetch_stock.py` uses standard Python libraries to fetch real-time market data from public financial APIs (Sina Finance and East Money) with proper input sanitization for stock codes. The instructions in `SKILL.md` and the supporting documentation in the `references/` directory are consistent with the stated purpose of providing financial analysis and do not contain any malicious directives, data exfiltration attempts, or suspicious execution patterns.