Agent Skills

Cognitive guardrails and structured workflows for prediction market agents. Skills are prompts that make agents disciplined — adversarial due diligence, position reviews, morning routines. Install the CLI, then type the trigger inside sf agent.

npm i -g @spfunctions/cli|API: /api/skills
/disciplinerisk-management
3-5 minutes

Full position discipline check — adversarial review of all positions against entry hypotheses, falsification conditions, and cognitive biases.

Tools:get_positionsinspect_bookwhat_ifget_contextget_feed
What this skill does
Reviews every open position with adversarial rigor. Forces you to confront the possibility that your thesis is wrong, your sizing is emotional, and your counterparty knows something you don't. This is not a status update. This is a stress test of your decision-making.
When to use it
- Weekly as a scheduled discipline review - After any major news event that could invalidate a thesis - When your portfolio P&L makes you feel either very good or very bad - Before adding to any existing position
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simplefunctions v1.0.0
#positions#risk#bias-check#adversarial
/morningworkflow
2-3 minutes

Morning briefing — structured daily check with priority ranking and action items.

Tools:get_feedget_positionsinspect_bookget_contextget_markets
What this skill does
A structured morning check that answers four questions in order: Is anything broken? Are my positions healthy? Do I need to act on anything? What's new? Designed to be run once daily. Produces a concise briefing that takes 30 seconds to read.
When to use it
Every morning before market open, or whenever you resume a session after being away.
+ 1 more sections
simplefunctions v1.0.0
#daily#routine#briefing#positions
/precheckrisk-management
1-2 minutes

Pre-trade adversarial check — argue against the trade before executing it.

Tools:inspect_bookget_contextwhat_ifscan_markets
What this skill does
Before any trade, forces the agent to build the STRONGEST case AGAINST the trade. Not a token "risk disclaimer" — a genuine attempt to talk yourself out of it. If the trade survives this, it's probably worth making.
When to use it
Automatically before any buy/sell recommendation. If you're about to say "I recommend buying X", run this first.
+ 1 more sections
simplefunctions v1.0.0
#trading#pre-trade#adversarial#bias-check

Skills are markdown files. Create your own in ~/.sf/skills/

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