Signal trading - RSS, Twitter, Telegram triggers to trades
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npx tessl skill review --optimize ./src/skills/bundled/signals/SKILL.mdMonitor external signals from RSS feeds, Twitter, Telegram, and webhooks to trigger automatic trades.
/signal add rss <url> [--name "label"] Add RSS feed source
/signal add twitter <username> [--name "label"] Add Twitter/X account
/signal add webhook [--name "label"] Get webhook URL for custom signals
/signal list List all signal sources
/signal remove <id> Remove source
/signal pause <id> Pause source
/signal resume <id> Resume source
/signal history [source] View signal history
/signal test <id> Test signal detection
/signal filter <id> add <type> <value> <action> Add filter rule
/signal filter <id> list List filters
/signal config <id> [options] Configure source/signal add rss https://example.com/feed.xml --name "crypto-news"
/signal add twitter CryptoTrader --name "whale-alerts"
/signal add webhook --name "my-alerts"
/signal filter abc123 add keyword "bullish" buy
/signal filter abc123 add keyword "dump" sell
/signal listMonitor any RSS/Atom feed for signals. Polls every 30 seconds by default.
/signal add rss https://example.com/feed.xml --name "news"Monitor tweets from specific accounts via Nitter proxy.
/signal add twitter whale_alert --name "whale"Receive signals via HTTP POST to a custom webhook URL.
/signal add webhook --name "custom"
# Returns: POST https://clodds.io/webhook/abc123Webhook payload:
{
"content": "Buy BONK now! 5BqXr...",
"author": "trader",
"secret": "your-secret"
}Control when signals trigger trades:
/signal filter <id> add keyword "100x" buy
/signal filter <id> add sentiment bearish sell
/signal filter <id> add regex "pump.*now" buy/signal config <id> --amount 0.1 SOL amount per trade
/signal config <id> --slippage 500 Slippage in bps
/signal config <id> --cooldown 60000 Cooldown between trades (ms)
/signal config <id> --require-mint Only trade if mint found in signal2a8c94e
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