toss-execution-build

Orchestrate trading order execution against the Toss Open API with mock-first development.

Updated Jun 9, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/bini59/316_stock_automation --skill toss-execution-build
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Skill: toss-execution-build
Source: https://github.com/bini59/316_stock_automation/tree/main/.claude/skills/toss-execution-build
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bini59/316_stock_automation --skill toss-execution-build

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

The Toss Execution Build provides a safe, structured layer to map strategy signals to Toss Open API orders, with robust safety guards and a mock-first development path to enable testing without real funds.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Abstract broker ports and adapters to decouple strategies from live execution.
  • Support DRY_RUN and LIVE modes, with a kill switch and idempotency checks.
  • Use case: simulate orders in a backtest and progressively move to live small-scale trading with secure credentials.

Quick Start

Start with the mock adapter to validate reconcile and order flow before enabling live trading.

Frequently Asked Questions about toss-execution-build

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I securely execute live trading orders via the Toss Open API?

To securely execute live trading orders via the Toss Open API, use a broker-agnostic interface with environment-managed OAuth2 credentials, avoiding hard-coded secrets, and enable a kill switch for safety.

What is the best way to test Toss order execution without risking real funds?

The best way to test Toss order execution without real funds is using a mock adapter for mock-first development, validating reconcile and order flow in DRY_RUN mode before live trading.

How do I map trading strategy signals to Toss API orders safely?

Map trading strategy signals to Toss API orders safely by using an abstract broker port and adapter that decouples strategies from live execution and includes idempotency checks.

Does the Toss execution build support backtesting with mock adapters?

Yes, the Toss execution build supports backtesting by simulating orders with mock adapters, allowing you to validate the reconcile flow before moving to live small-scale trading.

Why do I need OAuth2 integration and idempotency checks for order execution?

OAuth2 integration securely authenticates API access without hard-coded secrets, while idempotency checks prevent duplicate order execution during network retries or failure scenarios.

When should I use a kill switch during live Toss trading?

Use a kill switch during live Toss trading to immediately halt automated order execution if unexpected behavior occurs, ensuring safe progression from DRY_RUN to LIVE modes.