exposure-coach

Consolidate market signals into a confidence-scored exposure recommendation with JSON and Markdown reports.

Updated Apr 17, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/pasie15/claude-trading-skills-marketplace --skill exposure-coach-pasie15
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Skill: exposure-coach
Source: https://github.com/pasie15/claude-trading-skills-marketplace/tree/main/plugins/trading-portfolio-risk/skills/exposure-coach
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pasie15/claude-trading-skills-marketplace --skill exposure-coach-pasie15

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Exposure Coach consolidates varied market signals into a single, actionable market posture so traders know how much equity capital to commit and whether new entries are advisable.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Unified Scoring Engine: Normalizes breadth, uptrend participation, macro regime, distribution/top-risk, FTD anomalies, theme strength, sector leadership, and institutional flows into component scores and a weighted composite.
  • Actionable Outputs: Produces a confidence-scored JSON report and a one-page Markdown Market Posture Summary with exposure ceiling, bias, participation assessment, and explicit recommendation (NEW_ENTRY_ALLOWED, REDUCE_ONLY, CASH_PRIORITY).
  • Robust Handling: Accepts partial inputs from upstream skills, applies missing-input haircuts and confidence reduction rules, and documents rationale for recommendations; useful for weekly exposure reviews or after major macro events.

Quick Start

Run the exposure coach with the latest upstream JSON outputs to generate a confidence-scored posture report saved to the reports/ directory.

Frequently Asked Questions about exposure-coach

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I consolidate market breadth and institutional flows into a single equity exposure recommendation?

To consolidate market signals into an equity exposure recommendation, you normalize breadth, regime detection, and institutional flow data into a weighted composite score. This produces a confidence-scored market posture summary detailing allocation ceilings and new-entry permissions.

What is market posture analysis and when do I need it for portfolio risk management?

Market posture analysis evaluates breadth, regime, and institutional flow signals to determine your equity capital commitment. You need this posture analysis during weekly exposure reviews or after major macro events to decide equity allocation and bias between growth and value.

How do I generate a one-page market posture report from partial breadth and uptrend data?

You generate a one-page posture report by feeding partial breadth and uptrend JSON outputs into a unified scoring engine. The engine applies missing-input haircuts and confidence reduction rules to produce a Markdown summary with an exposure ceiling and explicit recommendation.

Can I use regime detection and FTD signals for weekly exposure reviews on a small portfolio?

Yes, regime detection and FTD anomaly signals are designed for solo traders and small portfolio managers performing weekly exposure reviews. The system handles partial inputs to help you decide equity allocation and new-entry permissions without requiring complete datasets.

Does the exposure posture scoring engine work with FMP API integration?

Yes, the exposure posture scoring engine supports optional FMP API integration to supplement institutional flow and sector leadership data. It handles partial inputs and applies confidence reduction rules if the optional FMP API integration is unavailable.

What are the limitations of using a unified market posture score for deciding equity allocation?

A unified market posture score is limited by its dependency on upstream JSON inputs and optional FMP API data. Missing inputs trigger confidence reduction haircuts, meaning incomplete breadth or institutional flow data will lower the reliability of the exposure ceiling recommendation.