Investment Decision

⚠️ **Trading warning / Avertissement trading** : informational only, not investment advice. This is a decision support workflow: it connects to no broker, holds no credentials and places no order, and the human executes at their own broker, or not at all. Curated by Skill Harbor: the portable core of clawock, a Hong Kong and US stock desk whose author runs it on his own real book and publishes its decision ledger, losses included. The workflow runs inside your own agent: clawock first assembles a certified context (a request file with fingerprints), the agent researches with its normal tools and writes a decision artifact that must argue both sides, with a bull case and an opposing bear case that cite traceable evidence rather than assert conclusions. Thesis invalidation conditions are stated before any action is chosen, a high confidence decision must cite primary evidence, and if the action carries an order intent, the amounts are calculated arithmetically (quantity times price, converted at the stated FX rate) instead of being estimated in prose. Publication is gated: clawock refuses to publish a decision whose bear case is too thin, and the final receipt proves that one workflow version, one certified context and one artifact passed the deterministic checks. Afterwards, outcomes are scored in code against official market bars, and parameter changes can only be proposed, never self-applied: a named reviewer must accept the exact change, with rollback recorded. Honest caveats from the repo itself: there is no promise of returns and the author states that the active calls have yet to show an edge; the desk this comes from documents an aggressive house style (leveraged ETFs held inside its code-enforced caps), so recalibrate the risk limits to your own profile before relying on any output; and the package is pre-1.0 and changes daily, so pin a version. From the KCNyu/clawock repository (MIT). Skill Harbor never reviews the code, review it yourself before use.