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OpenMobius-skill equips AI agents with specialized trading frameworks to analyze OHLCV data and charts across crypto, stocks, and forex. It integrates diverse methodologies including ICT/SMC, ChanLun, Wyckoff, and Elliott Wave to provide structured technical analysis.
Quantitative traders can use the skill for chart annotation, price action evaluation, and order flow analysis. The system defaults to strict ICT/SMC logic unless a specific school or data source is requested, ensuring rigorous adherence to selected trading models.
WHO IT'S FOR
Quantitative traders
analyze OHLCV data using multi-school frameworks
Algorithmic trading developers
integrate multi-school trading knowledge into AI agents
Technical analysts
verify chart patterns against curated knowledge bases
Compatible AgentsThe repository documents support for these agents. The skills may also work with other agents that can load SKILL.md files, but they may need some setup or small changes.
Follow the documented setup, then try a first task.
I’m using
Claude Code on macOS/Linux
Installs: Complete self-contained OpenMobius-skill installation for Claude Code at ~/.claude/skills/openmobius-skill/. · Claude Code
Before you start
Python 3.10 or later
Git must be available for the documented clone command
Platform: macOS or Linux
In a terminal, verify that Python 3.10 or later is available. Use the macOS/Linux command from this documented block.
python3 --version # macOS / Linux
In a terminal, run this complete block from any directory. It creates a temporary source directory, installs the Claude Code copy, leaves the source directory, and removes only that temporary clone.
OPENMOBIUS_SRC="$(mktemp -d "${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/openmobius-src.XXXXXX")"
git clone https://github.com/MobiusQuant/OpenMobius-skill "$OPENMOBIUS_SRC"
cd "$OPENMOBIUS_SRC"
python3 install.py --platform claude-code # → ~/.claude/skills/openmobius-skill/
cd "${TMPDIR:-/tmp}"
rm -rf -- "$OPENMOBIUS_SRC" # ✓ exact mktemp directory only
In a terminal, verify the installed copy. Replace the literal `<EXACT_INSTALL_TARGET>` with `~/.claude/skills/openmobius-skill/` and replace `<FLAG>` with `claude-code`; keep both substitutions in the command before running it.
cd <EXACT_INSTALL_TARGET>
.venv/bin/python scripts/kb_doctor.py \
--platform <FLAG> --expected-dir "$PWD"
Installs: Local WorkBuddy import of the OpenMobius-skill ZIP built from this repository. The compact package supports School and exact-source lexical retrieval but omits canonical fused-card and vector retrieval. · WorkBuddy
Before you start
Git must be available for the documented clone command
Python 3.10 or later for script-backed features
A WorkBuddy version that supports local Skill ZIP import
Platform: macOS or Linux terminal plus the WorkBuddy interface
In a terminal, run this complete block to build `/tmp/openmobius-skill-workbuddy.zip` from a temporary clone and remove only that temporary source directory.
In WorkBuddy, open Skills → Add Skill → Upload Skill and import `/tmp/openmobius-skill-workbuddy.zip`. Treat installation as complete only after the Skill is visible under Installed.
Use openmobius-skill to answer: “What analysis models can I use?” Report the installed native market-analysis profiles, Q&A-only lenses, knowledge categories, and available composition modes without fetching market data.
Trading concept to explain; replace “Liquidity Sweep” if desired
Use openmobius-skill to answer: “What is Liquidity Sweep?” Give a concise knowledge-base-grounded explanation and state any uncertainty rather than fabricating details.
Two supported Schools to compare; the example uses ICT and ChanLun
Concept to compare; the example uses market structure
Use openmobius-skill to answer: “Compare ICT and ChanLun definitions of market structure.” Keep the two Q&A branches isolated and ground the comparison in attributable knowledge.