Open-source Go toolkit for retail traders. Connect Tiger, Moomoo, eToro, Alpaca, IBKR, or Zerodha — same commands, any broker. 18 tools: scanner bots, backtester, journal, scheduler, risk controller with circuit breaker. AI-ready — Claude runs scans and analysis in plain English. Paper mode by default, nothing touches your broker until you say so. Strategy packs included: SG Dividend, US Earnings, Index Momentum. Credentials stay local. MIT licensed. git clone, make all, and you're running.

I trade on Tiger (Singapore), Moomoo, and Alpaca (US). The problem: automating analysis across multiple brokers is painful. Different APIs, different data formats, different quirks. So I built trade-kit — a set of CLI tools that abstract the broker away. Connect whichever accounts you have, and the analysis layer works the same across all of them. What makes it different: 6 brokers in one toolkit — Tiger, Moomoo, eToro, Alpaca, IBKR, Zerodha. Same commands, any broker. Claude runs the analysis — you don't need to know CLI flags. Just say "backtest a moving average crossover on SPY" and it does it. The safety net — a circuit breaker that kills all bots on drawdown. The part I trust most isn't the part that finds trades — it's the part that stops them. Paper mode by default — nothing is live until you explicitly say so. It's MIT licensed, pure Go, zero external dependencies, single binary per tool. I built this for myself first. Now it supports traders in the US, India, Singapore, Canada, UK, and anywhere IBKR operates. Repo: https://github.com/Orbital-Trade... Happy to answer anything about the architecture, the strategies, or the broker integrations. AMA.

Honestly this looks solid, paper mode by default is exactly the right call. One thing though, could you add a simple way to export the journal trades as a CSV or at least something plain text so you can back them up or move them into another app? Would make it way easier to keep your own records long term.

@ebubekirffa3 Thank you for your feedback and you can check out this release :

https://github.com/Orbital-Trade/trade-kit/releases/tag/v0.9.1

Which we add CSV support.

Cheers.

@ebubekirffa3 Thank you for your feedback and you can check out this release :

https://github.com/Orbital-Trade/trade-kit/releases/tag/v0.9.1

Which we add CSV support.

Cheers.

Trade Kit

Open-source toolkit 6 brokers, 18 tools, AI-powered analysis

Open-source toolkit 6 brokers, 18 tools, AI-powered analysis