tradedesk-miner

Mine statistical candidates from cached OHLCV data into NDJSON envelopes.

Updated Apr 3, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/radiusred/skills --skill tradedesk-miner
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Skill: tradedesk-miner
Source: https://github.com/radiusred/skills/tree/main/tradedesk-miner
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/radiusred/skills --skill tradedesk-miner

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

The tradedesk-miner CLI enables analysts to mine raw statistical candidates from cached OHLCV data, emitting findings as a stream of NDJSON envelopes for downstream hypothesis testing.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • High-performance data-mining engine for historical OHLCV data.
  • Supports targeted single-scan execution (miner scan) and broad discovery sweeps (miner sweep) across instruments, timeframes, and windows.
  • Produces deterministic NDJSON findings with a reproducible provenance footprint for byte-identical re-runs.

Quick Start

Run the miner against a prepared OHLCV cache to emit findings to stdout.

Frequently Asked Questions about tradedesk-miner

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I mine OHLCV data for hypothesis testing?

To mine OHLCV data for hypothesis testing, run targeted single-instrument scans or multi-instrument sweeps to produce NDJSON findings with provenance metadata for reproducible discovery.

What is NDJSON format used for in financial data mining?

In financial data mining, NDJSON format is used to stream deterministic findings envelopes from cached OHLCV data, ensuring byte-identical re-runs for downstream hypothesis testing.

How do I ensure reproducibility when scanning historical OHLCV data?

Ensure reproducibility when scanning historical OHLCV data by configuring cache-root and output-path, which attaches per-run provenance metadata like param_hash and code_revision to the output.

Can I run multi-instrument sweeps across different timeframes?

Yes, you can run multi-instrument sweeps across different timeframes and windows to facilitate broad statistical discovery from cached OHLCV data.

Does the miner require a pre-configured OHLCV cache?

Yes, the miner requires a prepared OHLCV cache to execute high-performance data-mining scans and emit statistical candidates directly to stdout.

What is the best way to handle raw statistical candidate discovery?

The best way to handle raw statistical candidate discovery is using a dedicated mining engine to emit deterministic NDJSON envelopes, ensuring reproducible provenance footprints for downstream analysis.