Paper Trader
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 10, 2026.
Overview
Paper Trader appears to be a local simulated-trading journal that stores data in a SQLite file; the only command-execution signal is test code running its own CLI.
This skill looks appropriate for local paper-trading records. Before using it, be comfortable with it creating and updating a SQLite database under .openclaw or a path you choose with --db, and remember that notes and strategy details may persist on disk. Because the provided primary script content was truncated in this scan context, review the full script if available before relying on it for important records.
Findings (2)
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Running the test suite will execute the local CLI commands used by the skill, but the provided tests target temporary databases rather than user trading data.
The test suite spawns Node to run the skill's CLI. The executable and script path are fixed by the test harness, and the databases are temporary, so this appears to be expected validation behavior.
const res = spawnSync(
process.execPath,
['--experimental-strip-types', scriptPath, '--db', dbPath, ...args],Run tests only from a trusted copy of the skill, and review the script before executing validation commands if you are cautious.
Your simulated trades, PnL history, and notes may remain on disk and be readable by anyone or any process with access to that file.
The skill persistently stores paper-trading events and journal notes in a local SQLite database. This is aligned with the stated purpose, but it may contain private strategy or financial-planning information.
Default DB path: ```bash ~/.openclaw/paper-trading.db ``` ... Events are append-only in SQLite (`events` table).
Use the default database only if local persistence is acceptable, or choose a protected location with '--db <path>' and delete or back up the database as needed.