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mx-moni

Automates simulated stock trading and portfolio management via a configurable API endpoint.

Updated Mar 28, 2026
Search Tags:#simulation#portfolio#command-line#api-integration#stock#mock-trading
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Bennel-Wang/vibe_quant --skill mx-moni-bennel-wang
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: mx-moni
Source: https://github.com/Bennel-Wang/vibe_quant/tree/main/investment_skills/.github/skills/mx-moni
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Bennel-Wang/vibe_quant --skill mx-moni-bennel-wang

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires requests.

What problem does it solve?

Stock practitioners need a safe, realistic environment to practice holdings, orders, and fund queries without risking real capital.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Holdings & Funds: Query current positions and available funds in a simulated account.
  • Trading Operations: Place buy/sell orders (limit or market) and cancel orders with auto market price handling.
  • Orders & History: Retrieve all orders and historical executions to audit strategies.
  • Environment Integration: Connects to a secure API via API keys and a configurable endpoint to emulate real trading.

Quick Start

Run the Python script mx_moni.py with the prompt 'show my holdings' to display your current positions.

Frequently Asked Questions about mx-moni

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I practice stock trading without risking real funds?▼

You can practice stock trading without risking real funds by using a simulated trading API to place mock orders and manage portfolios. This skill provides a safe environment for querying holdings, funds, and order history.

Can I place limit and market orders in a simulated stock trading environment?▼

Yes, you can place limit and market orders in a simulated stock trading environment. This skill supports placing and canceling simulated buy and sell orders with auto market price handling, alongside querying holdings and reviewing order history.

Do I need an API key to run a simulated portfolio management script?▼

Yes, you need an API key to run a simulated portfolio management script. The skill enforces MX_APIKEY and MX_API_URL environment variables to authenticate requests and connect to the configurable simulated trading API endpoint.

How do I check my simulated holdings and available funds via command line?▼

You can check your simulated holdings and available funds via the command line by running the Python script with a prompt like 'show my holdings'. The skill queries the simulated trading API to retrieve and display current positions and available capital.

What happens if a network error occurs during a mock trading API request?▼

If a network error occurs during a mock trading API request, the skill includes robust error handling to manage network and API issues. This ensures simulated trading operations fail gracefully without crashing the portfolio management workflow.

What is the best way to audit simulated stock trading strategies?▼

The best way to audit simulated stock trading strategies is to retrieve all orders and historical executions. This skill allows you to review your order history within the simulated environment to evaluate the performance of your trading decisions.

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