Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
Use this skill to fetch TAAPI.IO indicator data for crypto or stocks, including fast single-indicator requests and bulk/multi-construct queries for agentic t...
Use this skill to fetch TAAPI.IO indicator data for crypto or stocks, including fast single-indicator requests and bulk/multi-construct queries for agentic t...
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This skill gives Codex a reliable workflow for TAAPI.IO integrations and analysis tasks. It includes a CLI helper for low-friction, repeatable API calls from agents and scripts. Use this skill when: You need technical indicators (for example rsi, macd, adx) from TAAPI.IO. You need to evaluate one symbol quickly via GET requests. You need batch evaluations in one request using /bulk. You need multi-construct queries across symbols/timeframes/exchanges. You need deterministic shell-based tooling for agent loops.
If you need one indicator for one market/timeframe, use direct. If you need many indicators in one API call, use bulk. If you need multiple symbol/timeframe constructs in one API call, use multi. If you need non-exchange candles (custom data), this skill documents API expectations but you should create a custom payload and use bulk --payload-file.
Base host: https://api.taapi.io Direct endpoint pattern: GET /{indicator} Bulk endpoint: POST /bulk Mandatory direct params: secret, symbol, interval, and exchange for crypto (type=crypto, default). type=stocks is supported for stocks/ETFs. Common optional direct params: backtrack (max 50), results, addResultTimestamp, gaps, chart=heikinashi. Bulk and rate limit constraints: max 20 calculations per request on standard plans. Plan rate limits documented as: Free: 1 request / 15s Basic: 5 requests / 15s Pro: 30 requests / 15s Expert: 75 requests / 15s Primary docs: https://taapi.io/documentation/ https://taapi.io/documentation/integration/direct/ https://taapi.io/documentation/integration/post-rest-bulk/ https://taapi.io/documentation/multiple-constructs/ https://taapi.io/documentation/rate-limits/ https://taapi.io/indicators/
This skill is an open-source wrapper around the commercial TAAPI.IO API. Live requests require a TAAPI.IO account secret. Set TAAPI_SECRET only in the current shell session. Prefer export TAAPI_SECRET=... over persistent/global shell files, and prefer the env var over --secret so the secret is less exposed in process listings. curl is required for all live requests. jq is only required for the multi command. direct, bulk, and CI-safe argument tests work without it. The default and audited endpoint is https://api.taapi.io. Overriding TAAPI_BASE_URL is an advanced escape hatch and should only be used deliberately. Sending requests to another host can expose your secret and request payloads to that endpoint. tests/smoke-live.sh sends real network requests with your live secret. Use a revocable secret and avoid running it outside an isolated session.
Use the local helper: # 1) Set secret once per session export TAAPI_SECRET="your_secret" # 2) Direct RSI query bash scripts/taapi-agent.sh direct \ --indicator rsi \ --exchange binance \ --symbol BTC/USDT \ --interval 1h # 3) Bulk query from JSON payload bash scripts/taapi-agent.sh bulk --payload-file examples/bulk-single-construct.json # 4) Multi-construct query (requires jq) bash scripts/taapi-agent.sh multi \ --exchange binance \ --symbols BTC/USDT,ETH/USDT \ --intervals 15m,1h \ --indicators rsi,supertrend # 5) Live smoke tests (requires real TAAPI_SECRET and network access) bash tests/smoke-live.sh
Single indicator via GET: bash scripts/taapi-agent.sh direct \ --indicator macd \ --exchange binance \ --symbol BTC/USDT \ --interval 1h \ --opt backtrack=1 \ --opt addResultTimestamp=true
POST an explicit bulk payload file to /bulk: bash scripts/taapi-agent.sh bulk --payload-file examples/bulk-single-construct.json bash scripts/taapi-agent.sh bulk --payload-file examples/bulk-multi-constructs.json
Build multi-construct payload from flags (for /bulk). Requires jq: bash scripts/taapi-agent.sh multi \ --exchange binance \ --symbols BTC/USDT,ETH/USDT \ --intervals 15m,1h \ --indicators rsi,supertrend
Always pass --json in automation loops for stable machine parsing. Keep per-request calculations at <=20; split workloads deterministically. Handle 429 with bounded retries and backoff. Prefer bulk for multi-indicator evaluations on the same construct. Prefer multi for cross-symbol/timeframe batching when plan supports constructs. For stocks, include --type stocks and omit --exchange if not required by your setup. Treat TAAPI_BASE_URL overrides as a deliberate deviation from the default OpenClaw-audited path. If you must override it, use a session-scoped TAAPI_ALLOW_UNOFFICIAL_BASE_URL=1 as an explicit acknowledgement.
Bash CLI with: direct GET indicator calls bulk POST using payload files multi-construct payload generation retries for transient failures and 429 rate limits opt-in guardrails for unofficial base URLs optional jq formatting, with jq required only for multi
Ready-to-run payloads: examples/bulk-single-construct.json examples/bulk-multi-constructs.json
tests/test-cli.sh: CI-safe argument and error-path checks (no API call required). tests/smoke-live.sh: Live smoke checks using real TAAPI credentials. CI command: bash tests/test-cli.sh Live smoke command: export TAAPI_SECRET="your_secret" bash tests/smoke-live.sh
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