Day trading / risk plan
Exit Planner
Sets your stop and your target before you enter, so you know when to get out.
Turns a setup into a written plan with a stop, a target, a reward-to-risk ratio and a flat-by time, then saves trader/plan.json.
- Stop rules
- Named
- Targets
- R multiples
- Flat by
- 3:55 PM
- Output
- plan.json
Live scene
Exit Planner
git clone https://github.com/Jakeschincariol/day-trader-skill.gitMITOverview
What Exit Planner actually does
The Exit Planner writes the other half of the trade before the entry. It places the stop at a rule-based level such as the opening range midpoint, sets the target in multiples of risk and records the time the position must be flat.
A stop is a plan, not a guarantee. The planner shows the loss at the stop price and warns that fast markets and gaps can fill past it.
Capabilities
What it helps your agent ship
Set a stop from a named rule such as or-mid.
Set a target in R multiples such as 1R or 2R.
Compute risk per share and reward-to-risk.
Set a flat-by time so no day trade becomes an overnight hold.
Write trader/plan.json for the budget and risk skills.
Show the plan in plain words before any order exists.
Workflow
The process the skill follows
A repeatable sequence keeps the agent from jumping straight into edits before it understands the job.
- 01
Pick the stop rule
Choose the level that invalidates the setup, such as the opening range midpoint.
- 02
Pick the target
Express the target in R so size and risk stay linked.
- 03
Compute the risk
Measure the distance from entry to stop in dollars per share.
- 04
Set the clock
Record the flat-by time for the session so the trade cannot become an overnight hold.
- 05
Write the plan
Save trader/plan.json for the budget, risk and time-machine skills.
Inside the pack
References and modules
These are the load-on-demand files or command groups that make the skill useful beyond a single prompt.
exit.py plan --stop or-mid
Stop at the opening range midpoint.
--target 1R
Target one times the risk.
--write
Persist the plan to trader/plan.json.
Risk per share
Entry minus stop in dollars.
Flat-by time
Defaults to 3:55 PM New York time.
Plain-language plan
The plan in words before it becomes an order.
Use cases
Where it earns its place
Pre-entry planning
Decide the stop and target before clicking buy.
Risk budgeting
Feed a consistent R into position sizing.
Day-trade discipline
Force an exit time instead of hoping the trade comes back.
Prompt starters
Try one of these first
Copy a prompt into your agent. Replace the example URL with your own project or page.
Set a stop at the opening range midpoint and a 1R target for this setup.
Build the exit plan for my triggered trade and write it to trader/plan.json.
Explain my risk per share and what happens if the stop gaps.
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