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6 added, 7 removed. Audit A to A.

# Claude instructions

Trade Stories: a semi-prescriptive DSL for trade setups, and the checks that

find errors in them. Mostly natural language, formal enough for an agent to

parse and act on.

- Writing and checking stories needs Node and nothing else.

## Opening a session

When the trader's first message does not name a skill or a story, tell them what

is here before answering: writing trade stories, and checking them for errors

and for style. Point at `/write-story` first, and `/verify-story` after that.

Two or three lines, once per session, and never once they have asked for

something specific.

## The skills

- | Skill | What it does |

- |-------|--------------|

- | `/write-story` | Asks a trader through a setup and writes the story |

- | `/verify-story` | Structural and trade-setup errors |

- | `/lint-story` | Style and trade-design warnings |

+ | Skill | What it does |

+ |----------------------|------------------------------------------------------|

+ | `/write-story` | Asks a trader through a setup and writes the story |

+ | `/verify-story` | Structural and trade-setup errors |

+ | `/lint-story` | Style and trade-design warnings |

+ | `/indicator-details` | An indicator's notes, or the indicators with notes |

## Where things are

| Path | What |

|------|------|

| `dsl/` | The DSL: its rules, its worked examples and its checks. `dsl/README.md` says what each file is for |

| `.claude/story-skills.md` | Rules shared by every story skill |

| `.claude/reading-stories.md` | How to read a story and report on one, against the rules in `dsl/` |

| `stories/` | A shared library of trade stories, in subfolders by subject |

| `stories/your-stories/` | The trader's own stories. Gitignored |

`npm test` runs the DSL test suite.

**This project has no dependencies.** `dsl/src/parser.js` is generated from

`dsl/grammar.peggy` and committed, so nothing needs installing or building —

Node alone runs everything here. Changing the grammar is the one thing that

needs a tool, and it is not declared here:

```

npx peggy@5.1.0 --format es -o dsl/src/parser.js dsl/grammar.peggy

```