commodity-analysis

Generate directional commodity signals from supply-demand, inventory, term structure, and seasonality analysis.

Updated Apr 10, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/ebrahim-sani/trading-automation --skill commodity-analysis-ebrahim-sani
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Skill: commodity-analysis
Source: https://github.com/ebrahim-sani/trading-automation/tree/main/vibe-trading/agent/src/skills/commodity-analysis
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ebrahim-sani/trading-automation --skill commodity-analysis-ebrahim-sani

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

It provides a systematic framework to analyze commodities—oil, gold, copper—across supply‑demand, inventory cycles, futures term structure, and seasonality, producing directional signals for backtesting and strategy development.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Multi‑factor analysis: evaluates supply‑demand balance, inventory stages, term‑structure spreads, and seasonal patterns.
  • Scoring template: aggregates factor scores into a composite rating to determine bullish, bearish, or neutral bias.
  • Report generation: outputs a structured commodity analysis report ready for integration into trading models or research dashboards. Use case example: a trader can request a commodity analysis report for crude oil to decide whether to enter a long position based on current supply‑demand and futures curve.

Quick Start

Ask the skill to generate a commodity analysis report for oil using the latest market data.

Frequently Asked Questions about commodity-analysis

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I generate commodity trading signals for crude oil, gold, and copper?

To generate commodity trading signals, you analyze supply-demand balance, inventory cycles, futures term structure, and seasonality. This Skill computes multi-factor scores for major commodities like crude oil, gold, and copper, outputting a structured directional bias report for backtesting strategies.

What factors are used in commodity analysis to determine bullish or bearish bias?

Commodity analysis determines bullish or bearish bias by evaluating supply-demand balance, inventory stages, term-structure spreads, and seasonal patterns. These factors are aggregated into a composite scoring template to produce a clear directional signal for trading decisions.

Can I use this commodity analysis output for backtesting trading strategies?

Yes, you can use the output for backtesting trading strategies. The Skill generates a structured commodity analysis report containing directional signals and multi-factor scores, ready for integration into quantitative trading models or research dashboards.

Do I need access to specific market data sources to analyze futures term structure and seasonality?

Yes, you need access to market data sources to analyze futures term structure and seasonality. The Skill requires current market data inputs to compute multi-factor scores and generate accurate directional signals for commodities like oil, gold, and copper.

What's the best way to analyze supply-demand and inventory cycles for a commodity report?

The best way to analyze supply-demand and inventory cycles is through a systematic multi-factor framework. This Skill aggregates supply-demand balance, inventory stages, and term-structure spreads into a composite rating to output a structured commodity analysis report.