akshare-stock

Real-time and historical A-stock analysis with natural language routing across market, fundamental, sector, and derivatives data.

molezzz 15 ↓ 11k updated 5mo ago
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What it does

  • 运行环境:Mac + Python 3.9
  • akshare 路径:/Users/molezz/Library/Python/3.9/lib/python3.9/site-packages
  • Skill 入口建议:python3 skills/akshare-stock/main.py --query "${USERQUERY}"
  • 意图优先级:先识别“任务类型”,再解析标的和参数,避免误判。
  • 适配层隔离:akshare 接口若改名,只需改 adapters/akshareadapter.py。
  • 容错回退:实时接口失败时回退到最近交易日数据,并标注“非实时”。
  • 大盘/资金流:30~60 秒

Requirements & configuration

Configuration: INDEX_REALTIMEKLINE_ANALYSISINTRADAY_ANALYSISLIMIT_STATSMONEY_FLOWFUNDAMENTALMARGIN_LHBSECTOR_ANALYSIS

Derived from the skill's own SKILL.md documentation · extracted 2026-07-23

Real-time and historical A-stock analysis with natural language routing across market, fundamental, sector, and derivatives data.

Source

Repository: https://github.com/molezzz/openclaw-stock-skill

akshare-stock FAQ

What does the akshare-stock skill do?

A股分析全能 Skill(实时行情、技术面、基本面、板块、衍生品与跨市场),基于 akshare + 自然语言路由 运行环境:Mac + Python 3.9 akshare 路径:/Users/molezz/Library/Python/3.9/lib/python3.9/site-packages

What does akshare-stock require?

Configuration keys: INDEX_REALTIME, KLINE_ANALYSIS, INTRADAY_ANALYSIS, LIMIT_STATS, MONEY_FLOW, FUNDAMENTAL, MARGIN_LHB, SECTOR_ANALYSIS.

How do I install akshare-stock?

Run: npx -y skills add https://github.com/molezzz/openclaw-stock-skill --skill akshare-stock --agent claude-code — the source lives at github.com/molezzz/openclaw-stock-skill.

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