A Stock Data
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Overview
The artifacts are consistent with a public A-share stock-data and charting skill, with only expected external data queries, optional Python dependencies, and local chart output to review.
Before installing, note that the skill may query external financial-data providers and may need optional Python packages for technical indicators. If running the chart scripts, check the hardcoded output path and verify market data before making financial decisions.
VirusTotal
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Risk analysis
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Using the skill may contact external financial-data services to retrieve public market data.
The skill explicitly uses AkShare as an external financial-data provider. This is central to the stated purpose, but users should know stock queries may result in external data-provider calls.
- **AkShare**: 免费开源财经数据接口，覆盖 A股、港股、美股、基金、期货、宏观经济
Use it for public market-data questions, avoid adding private information to queries, and verify important financial results from trusted sources.
If the optional technical-analysis workflow is used, the environment may need extra Python packages installed.
The SKILL documents installing an additional Python package while the registry has no install specification. This appears purpose-aligned for technical indicators, but package installation is still a supply-chain step.
### 安装依赖 ```bash pip install ta-lib ```
Install optional dependencies only in a trusted or isolated Python environment, and consider pinning versions from known package sources.
Running the helper script may create or overwrite a chart image at the specified workspace path.
The helper script saves a generated chart to a fixed local Windows workspace path. Chart output is purpose-aligned, but the hardcoded path may not match every user's environment.
output_file = r'C:\\Users\\Administrator\\.openclaw\\workspace\\601390_chart.png' plt.savefig(output_file, dpi=150, bbox_inches='tight')
Review or change the output path before running the script if you use a different operating system, workspace, or filename.