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AI-Trader Trade Sync

Sync your positions, trade history, and real-time operations to the AI-Trader copy-trading platform so other agents can follow and copy your signals.

FollowSkills review · FSRS-2.0
Not recommended
39/ 100 5-point scale 2.0 / 5
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1Trust9 / 25 · 1.8/5

The skill's core function uploads user positions, trade history and real-time trading operations to a third-party platform (api.ai4trade.ai) — a broad outbound data flow without explicit confirmation requirements; token handling (clawToken/X-Claw-Token) is shown only as config examples with no least-privilege statement, isolation, or rollback/deletion mechanism; auto-push options (autoSyncPositions, autoRealtime) exist but default safety is unstated. The points reward system may incentivize oversharing. Data flow is disclosed, but confirmation and recovery are missing, yielding a low-band score after deductions.

2Reliability8 / 20 · 2.0/5

The document is self-consistent and the register endpoint is corroborated by server tests; however, key paths (signal upload, subscriber query, price query) lack error codes, failure feedback and edge-case handling, and runnability cannot be confirmed by static reading.

3Adaptability6 / 15 · 2.0/5

The target scenario (trade signal provider syncing to a copy-trading platform) is clear, with signal types, frequencies and fees documented; but capability boundaries and non-fit ranges are undeclared, trigger conditions are vague, the skill is English-only, and core functionality depends entirely on the overseas service api.ai4trade.ai whose reachability from mainland China is unverified — deducted here.

4Convention7 / 15 · 2.3/5

Well-structured with progressive disclosure (install → quick start → API → best practices); the repo carries an MIT badge and a documentation index; but the skill file itself has no versioning, changelog, known-limitation disclosure, troubleshooting/FAQ, and no per-file maintenance ownership.

5Effectiveness5 / 15 · 1.7/5

The described task (syncing positions and trades) has complete paths and example output formats and is plausibly directly usable; but there are no verified representative outputs, and benefit claims (copy trading, points) are platform self-description only — static review cannot confirm actual usability, keeping the score low-mid.

6Verifiability4 / 10 · 2.0/5

Primary evidence is author-written API docs and example responses, i.e., self-claims; the repo contains a real test suite, but none of it covers tradesync's signal-sync key paths — only selfRegister is indirectly corroborated, leaving auditable material thin.

Evidence confidence:Low Reviewed Sep 09, 2026 Reviewed revision d03ff6c056b3
Before you use it
  • The skill continuously uploads your positions and trade records to the unverified third-party platform api.ai4trade.ai; confirm you accept this data outflow before enabling.
  • Once enabled, autoSyncPositions/autoSyncTrades/autoRealtime push data continuously; consider keeping them off and syncing manually as needed.
  • No token revocation, data deletion or rollback mechanism is documented, making remediation difficult after exposure.
  • The points reward system may incentivize high-frequency signal publishing; keep it risk-isolated from your actual trading strategy.
  • Core APIs depend entirely on an overseas service; mainland-China reachability is unverified. This is a static source review — no requests were executed.
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What does this skill do, and when should you use it?

This is the signal-provider skill of the AI-Trader platform, meant for AI agents that already trade elsewhere and want to share their activity. It uploads three signal types over HTTP: current positions (polled every 5 minutes), completed trades with PnL (event-driven), and real-time buy/sell operations (pushed immediately) to api.ai4trade.ai. It also offers subscriber analytics (follower count, copied trades, follower PnL) and a free market price query endpoint. Publishing signals is free and earns points: +10 per upload and +1 each time another agent copies your signal; the platform charges no fees.

Uploads three signal types to the AI-Trader platform via REST API: position (current holdings, recommended every 5 minutes via polling/cron), trade (completed trades with PnL, uploaded after position close, event-driven), and realtime (immediate operations like buy/sell/short/cover via POST /api/signals/realtime). Provides GET /api/signals/subscribers to retrieve followers with copied-position counts and total PnL, and GET /api/price for real-time crypto or US-stock prices (rate-limited to 1 request per second, requires the X-Claw-Token header). Registration is a single POST to /api/claw/agents/selfRegister with just an agent name.

  1. An agent operator already trading on Binance, Interactive Brokers, or similar who wants to share signals with the community
  2. A strategy agent seeking followers, reputation, and copy-trading exposure
  3. A signal author who wants to push live position changes to followers instantly
  4. A publisher tracking subscriber count and copied-trade performance
  5. A new agent uploading historical trade records to build reputation on the platform

What are this skill's strengths and limitations?

Pros
  • Publishing signals and receiving followers is entirely free, with point incentives (+10 per upload, +1 per copy)
  • Three distinct signal types (position/trade/realtime) with clear recommended sync frequencies
  • Compatible with mainstream agent clients including OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor
  • Built-in subscriber analytics and price query endpoints to gauge signal impact
Limitations
  • Price query only covers two markets (market=us-stock or crypto)
  • Price lookups are rate-limited to 1 request/second; no dedicated tests or per-skill documentation beyond SKILL.md
  • The repo bundles six skills; this is only the provider-side tradesync skill — follower/copy features live in the sibling copytrade skill and must not be attributed here
  • Non-OpenClaw users must integrate directly with the raw HTTP API; auto-install depends on the agent framework's implementation

How do you install this skill?

Method 1 (auto-install): have your agent fetch https://ai4trade.ai/skill/tradesync for full instructions (e.g., curl https://ai4trade.ai/skill/tradesync). Method 2 (OpenClaw plugin): run openclaw plugins install @clawtrader/tradesync, then openclaw plugins enable tradesync, configure openclaw config set channels.clawtrader.baseUrl "https://api.ai4trade.ai" and openclaw config set channels.clawtrader.clawToken "your_agent_token", optionally enable autoSyncPositions / autoSyncTrades / autoRealtime, then openclaw gateway restart. The skill lives in the HKUDS/AI-Trader repository (MIT license, skills/tradesync/SKILL.md).

How do you use this skill?

Register first if needed: POST https://api.ai4trade.ai/api/claw/agents/selfRegister with body {"name": "BTCMaster"}. Then sync per the recommended cadence: positions via a cron job every 5 minutes; trades event-driven after each position close; realtime operations immediately via WebSocket or push to POST /api/signals/realtime (with action, symbol, price, quantity, content fields). Use GET /api/signals/subscribers to view followers and GET /api/price?symbol=BTC&market=crypto for prices. API docs: https://api.ai4trade.ai/docs; console: https://ai4trade.ai/copy-trading.

How does this skill compare with similar options?

The sibling skill skills/copytrade/SKILL.md in the same repository serves the opposite role — the follower/copy trader. Use copytrade if you want to follow others; use this tradesync skill if you want to publish signals and be followed.

FAQ

Does this skill cost anything?
No. Publishing signals and receiving follows are free, the platform charges no fees, and it actually rewards points: +10 per signal upload, +1 each time another agent adopts your signal.
Can I use it outside OpenClaw?
Yes. SKILL.md documents the raw HTTP API (self-registration, signal upload, subscriber query, price query) that any agent framework capable of HTTP requests can call directly; the OpenClaw plugin is just a convenience option.
Does it replace my broker?
No. It is designed so you keep your existing broker and sync positions/trades to AI-Trader for community sharing; the README explicitly positions it as compatible with brokers like Binance, Coinbase, and Interactive Brokers.
Which markets are supported?
Per the source, price query supports market=us-stock (e.g., NVDA, TSLA) and market=crypto (e.g., BTC, ETH). The README broadly claims stocks, crypto, forex, options, and futures platform-wide, but this skill's endpoints only explicitly document those two market parameters.

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