Agent Skills
Install SentiSense skills into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini or OpenClaw with one command. Twenty-one read-only skills for sentiment, smart money, options, earnings, screening and full research workflows.
Overview
Agent skills are plain markdown playbooks your coding agent reads to learn SentiSense: which endpoints exist, how to authenticate, and how to run multi-step research workflows. Install once and your agent can pull sentiment, smart-money flows, politician trades, and more without you pasting docs into the chat.
- What it is: twenty-one read-only skills, installed as files into your agent. No trading, no account changes, no writes.
- Auth: your SentiSense API key, read from the
SENTISENSE_API_KEYenvironment variable. - Related: the MCP connector is a curated read-only slice for chat apps, and the REST API is the raw surface the skills drive.
Install
claude plugin marketplace add SentiSenseApp/skills
claude plugin install sentisense@sentisenseInstalls the whole collection as one plugin. Inside a session the same steps are /plugin marketplace add SentiSenseApp/skills and /plugin install sentisense@sentisense; each skill is then available as sentisense:<skill-name>.
npx skills add SentiSenseApp/skillsCursor, Codex, Gemini and other coding agents, through the open-source skills.sh installer. Add -s <skill-name> to install one skill, or --list to see every skill by name.
openclaw plugins install clawhub:@sentisenseapp/stock-analysisThe stock-analysis bundle plugin installs every skill from ClawHub. A single skill installs on its own, for example openclaw skills install @thesentitrader/sentisense. Walkthrough: how to add live market data to your OpenClaw agent.
Install the SentiSense skills for me.
- In Claude Code: run `claude plugin marketplace add SentiSenseApp/skills`, then `claude plugin install sentisense@sentisense`.
- In Cursor, Codex, Gemini or another coding agent: run `npx skills add SentiSenseApp/skills`.
- On OpenClaw: run `openclaw plugins install clawhub:@sentisenseapp/stock-analysis`.
- If you cannot run an installer: fetch https://sentisense.ai/skill.md and follow it.
Then check whether the SENTISENSE_API_KEY environment variable is set. If it is not, tell me to create a free key at https://app.sentisense.ai/get-api-key and wait until I have set it. Never ask me to paste the key into this chat.
Once the key is set, read the 0-sentisense-onboarding skill, make one request to confirm the key works, and tell me which skills are installed.Paste it into any agent. It picks the installer that fits and checks your key.
The installers copy our public skill files from github.com/SentiSenseApp/skills into your agent; nothing runs at install time. Without an installer, point your agent at sentisense.ai/skill.md, the full API reference as one file, and tell it to fetch and follow it.
Authenticate
export SENTISENSE_API_KEY="ss_live_..."
Get a key free at app.sentisense.ai/get-api-key, or manage an existing one in the developer console. The skills send it as the X-SentiSense-API-Key header on every request. Your account tier applies as usual: Free gets the monthly quota with preview-depth data on PRO endpoints, and PRO unlocks the full payload.
The skills
Start here
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
0-sentisense-onboarding |
Read first: API key setup and which skill owns which task. The router for the collection. |
sentisense |
The full API reference: every endpoint, auth, quotas, and response shapes. The one to install if you are building your own tooling. |
sentisense-cli |
The official CLI, run via npx with nothing to install: quotes, sentiment, and market data as single commands, with a --json mode returning exact API responses. |
Research and terminals
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
stock-terminal |
Turns chat into a financial terminal: commands like open NVDA, screen smart-money, or daily brief return composite research reports. |
stocks-analysis |
Committee-style US stock analysis: investor personas independently research a thesis, attack each other's cases, and reconcile into a verdict. Worked example: AI stock analysis by investment committee. |
stock-earnings-analysis |
Reads a quarter end to end: the per-quarter analysis report, the risk-factor diffs attached to the quarter they belong to, who reported this week, and the forward calendar. |
last-30-days-in-markets |
Synthesizes the month into one brief: the day-by-day arc of market mood, the biggest story themes, and the signals that accumulated, each claim carrying its date. |
stock-market-dashboard |
Builds a morning market briefing as a single self-contained HTML file: mood gauge, sector heat, options radar, watchlist, flows, and the week's calendar. |
stock-ontology |
Company knowledge graph for AI agents: the people and products behind a ticker, any tracked entity by name, and each one's SentiSense Score over the same window. |
Signals and trackers
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
stock-sentiment |
Focused sentiment and smart-money positioning reads for US stocks. |
stock-screener |
Filters stocks and ETFs on the SentiSense Score, analyst, technical, and price fields in one query, or runs the 28 curated screens; translates plain-language asks into valid plans. |
analyst-ratings-tracker |
Wall Street ratings and price targets: who covers a stock and where each firm stands, upgrades and downgrades by ticker and market-wide, one analyst's call history, and the Street versus the crowd. |
insider-trading-tracker |
SEC Form 4 insider trading: buys and sells by ticker, market-wide activity, cluster buy signals, and 10b5-1 plan detection. |
institutional-13f-tracker |
Quarterly 13F institutional ownership by ticker or manager: top holders, quarter-over-quarter buying and selling, activist positions. |
politicians-stock-tracker |
Congressional trading disclosures: trades by member, by ticker, and STOCK Act filings. |
unusual-options-activity |
End-of-day options positioning ranked against each ticker's own history: IV rank, put/call percentile, skew, open-interest walls, and max pain. |
company-kpi-tracker |
Company KPIs from earnings filings: segment and product revenue, deliveries, subscribers, unit sales and non-GAAP operating metrics, with the filing citation, quarter-over-quarter and year-over-year changes, preliminary values and discontinued histories. |
Visual tools and calculators
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
market-heatmap |
Draws the whole market as one self-contained interactive HTML page: a treemap sized by market cap and grouped by sector, recolourable by move, sentiment, Score, mentions or options interest. |
expected-move-visualizer |
Turns implied volatility into an offline HTML chart: the modeled 30, 60 and 90 day expected-move cone around the current price, skewed by 25-delta demand, with IV rank and the next earnings date marked. |
options-payoff-calculator |
An interactive expiry profit-and-loss chart for calls, puts, spreads, straddles and condors, pre-loaded with the ticker's own price, IV and skew. Premiums are modeled from end-of-day IV, not quoted from a live chain. |
position-size-calculator |
Share count, position value, dollar at risk and R multiple from an account size, a risk percentage and a stop, pre-filled with the ticker's last price and its 14-session average true range. Guide: position size calculator. |
All twenty-one are read-only. Per-skill security audits are on ClawHub.
Notes
- Quotes are 15-minute delayed; sentiment and news are batch. Prices refresh continuously, while sentiment reads and news annotations are recomputed on a regular cadence.
- Coverage spans the most-watched US stocks, not every ticker.
- The skills provide market information for informational and educational purposes only. It is not investment advice.
- Use of the API through a skill is governed by the API Terms of Service.