openalgo-executor
Skill to interact with the OpenAlgo API for trading operations. Allows placing market/limit orders, retrieving current positions, and fetching symbol quotes. Supports connecting to OpenAlgo via a specified URL (defaulting to http://localhost:5000 or ngrok URL). Use when you need to perform trading actions or query market/position data via the OpenAlgo API. Supported commands: - Order placement: buy/sell market or limit orders. - Position retrieval: get current open positions. - Quote retrieval: get real-time price quotes for symbols. Example Usage: - Place a market buy order for 10 SOL: `openalgo-executor.run_command("order --symbol SOLUSD --action buy --quantity 10")` - Place a limit sell order for 5 BTC at $50000: `openalgo-executor.run_command("order --symbol BTCUSD --action sell --quantity 5 --type limit --price 50000")` - Get current positions: `openalgo-executor.run_command("positions")` - Get quote for ETHUSD: `openalgo-executor.run_command("quote --symbol ETHUSD")` - Use a specific OpenAlgo URL: `openalgo-executor.run_command("order --symbol SOLUSD --action buy --quantity 10 --url http://your-ngrok-url.io")` Requires: openalgo_client.py script in scripts/ directory.
Best use case
openalgo-executor is best used when you need a repeatable AI agent workflow instead of a one-off prompt.
Skill to interact with the OpenAlgo API for trading operations. Allows placing market/limit orders, retrieving current positions, and fetching symbol quotes. Supports connecting to OpenAlgo via a specified URL (defaulting to http://localhost:5000 or ngrok URL). Use when you need to perform trading actions or query market/position data via the OpenAlgo API. Supported commands: - Order placement: buy/sell market or limit orders. - Position retrieval: get current open positions. - Quote retrieval: get real-time price quotes for symbols. Example Usage: - Place a market buy order for 10 SOL: `openalgo-executor.run_command("order --symbol SOLUSD --action buy --quantity 10")` - Place a limit sell order for 5 BTC at $50000: `openalgo-executor.run_command("order --symbol BTCUSD --action sell --quantity 5 --type limit --price 50000")` - Get current positions: `openalgo-executor.run_command("positions")` - Get quote for ETHUSD: `openalgo-executor.run_command("quote --symbol ETHUSD")` - Use a specific OpenAlgo URL: `openalgo-executor.run_command("order --symbol SOLUSD --action buy --quantity 10 --url http://your-ngrok-url.io")` Requires: openalgo_client.py script in scripts/ directory.
Teams using openalgo-executor should expect a more consistent output, faster repeated execution, less prompt rewriting.
When to use this skill
- You want a reusable workflow that can be run more than once with consistent structure.
When not to use this skill
- You only need a quick one-off answer and do not need a reusable workflow.
- You cannot install or maintain the underlying files, dependencies, or repository context.
Installation
Claude Code / Cursor / Codex
Manual Installation
- Download SKILL.md from GitHub
- Place it in
.claude/skills/openalgo-executor/SKILL.mdinside your project - Restart your AI agent — it will auto-discover the skill
How openalgo-executor Compares
| Feature / Agent | openalgo-executor | Standard Approach |
|---|---|---|
| Platform Support | Not specified | Limited / Varies |
| Context Awareness | High | Baseline |
| Installation Complexity | Unknown | N/A |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this skill do?
Skill to interact with the OpenAlgo API for trading operations. Allows placing market/limit orders, retrieving current positions, and fetching symbol quotes. Supports connecting to OpenAlgo via a specified URL (defaulting to http://localhost:5000 or ngrok URL). Use when you need to perform trading actions or query market/position data via the OpenAlgo API. Supported commands: - Order placement: buy/sell market or limit orders. - Position retrieval: get current open positions. - Quote retrieval: get real-time price quotes for symbols. Example Usage: - Place a market buy order for 10 SOL: `openalgo-executor.run_command("order --symbol SOLUSD --action buy --quantity 10")` - Place a limit sell order for 5 BTC at $50000: `openalgo-executor.run_command("order --symbol BTCUSD --action sell --quantity 5 --type limit --price 50000")` - Get current positions: `openalgo-executor.run_command("positions")` - Get quote for ETHUSD: `openalgo-executor.run_command("quote --symbol ETHUSD")` - Use a specific OpenAlgo URL: `openalgo-executor.run_command("order --symbol SOLUSD --action buy --quantity 10 --url http://your-ngrok-url.io")` Requires: openalgo_client.py script in scripts/ directory.
Where can I find the source code?
You can find the source code on GitHub using the link provided at the top of the page.
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SKILL.md Source
# OpenAlgo Executor Skill
This skill provides an interface to the OpenAlgo trading platform.
## Capabilities
* Place Market/Limit Orders
* Retrieve Current Positions
* Obtain Symbol Quotes
## Configuration
The skill uses a Python client script (`scripts/openalgo_client.py`) to interact with the OpenAlgo API. The default API endpoint is `http://localhost:5000`. If your OpenAlgo service is accessible via a different URL or an ngrok tunnel, you can specify it using the `--url` argument when running commands.
## Usage
To use this skill, you can execute commands via the `run_command` function, passing the desired arguments for the `openalgo_client.py` script.
### Placing Orders
**Market Order:**
To place a market order, specify the symbol, action (buy/sell), and quantity.
*Example:* Place a market buy order for 10 SOL:
```bash
openalgo-executor.run_command("order --symbol SOLUSD --action buy --quantity 10")
```
**Limit Order:**
To place a limit order, specify the symbol, action, quantity, order type (`limit`), and the desired price.
*Example:* Place a limit sell order for 5 BTC at $50000:
```bash
openalgo-executor.run_command("order --symbol BTCUSD --action sell --quantity 5 --type limit --price 50000")
```
### Retrieving Positions
To get a list of your current open positions, use the `positions` command.
*Example:*
```bash
openalgo-executor.run_command("positions")
```
### Retrieving Quotes
To get the current quote for a specific symbol, use the `quote` command with the symbol.
*Example:* Get the quote for ETHUSD:
```bash
openalgo-executor.run_command("quote --symbol ETHUSD")
```
### Custom URL
If your OpenAlgo API is hosted at a different URL (e.g., via ngrok), append the `--url` argument to your command.
*Example:* Using an ngrok URL:
```bash
openalgo-executor.run_command("order --symbol SOLUSD --action buy --quantity 10 --url http://your-ngrok-url.io")
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