Stock Market Pro

Name/description (yfinance charts, quotes, news, options links) align with included files: yf.py implements yfinance charting/indicators, ddg_search.py and news.py provide DuckDuckGo searches, options_links.py prints Unusual Whales URLs, and uw.py implements an optional Playwright scraper. No unrelated credentials, binaries, or config paths are requested.

SKILL.md commands and subcommands map directly to the vendored scripts and their behaviors. The instructions remain within the stated scope (price/fundamentals/history/report/news/options). The only noteworthy expansion is the uw.py scraper which navigates UnusualWhales for optional live flow — this is consistent with the 'browser-first options/flow' description and the SKILL.md explicitly notes browser fallback.

This is instruction-only (no packaged install). Scripts include commented dependency lists and SKILL.md expects use of 'uv run --script' and pip installs (e.g., ddgs). uw.py depends on Playwright, which typically downloads browser binaries on install/runtime; SKILL.md does not automate that. This is not malicious but may surprise users: installing Playwright and other Python packages will pull network resources and write files to disk.

The skill declares no required environment variables or credentials and the code does not attempt to read secrets or external config paths. Network access is used (yfinance, ddgs, Playwright-driven scraping) which is appropriate for a market-data/news/website-scraping tool.

The skill is not always-enabled and does not request elevated platform privileges. It does not modify other skills or agent-wide settings. The only persistence risk is typical for local Python tools (installed packages and Playwright browser binaries), which are limited to the host environment and expected for the provided functionality.