Cut an ibkr release end-to-end with exactly one human stop. Autonomously preflights auth (verify-first Actions-OIDC), shared-tree state, version stamps, changelog, and gates; presents a findings-first GO/NO-GO; then fires and supervises `make release` and runs the full post-release verification (assets, tags, registry, fresh-clone build, live site stamps). Use when asked to cut, ship, prepare, or verify a release. Never tags, pushes, or creates GitHub releases directly; never force-pushes; never implements feature code in-release.
Query Interactive Brokers via the local `ibkr` CLI. Use when the user asks about their IBKR account, positions, P&L, market quotes, option chains (incl. per-leg open interest), official market calendars, local watchlist, daily price history, technical/relative-strength screens, running a market scan, sizing a planned trade by fixed-fractional risk, checking the market's stress lifecycle (S&P 500 breadth, SPX-canonical dealer zero-gamma with SPY context and 0DTE / 1-7 / term horizon split, the broad-market regime dashboard), checking portfolio-aware canary stress lifecycle, held-name market-event flags, reading daemon protection proposals, daemon opportunities, offline opportunity research diagnostics, or runtime settings/freeze state, or explicitly requests an order preview/status/history read. This skill is read/preview-first by default; explicit current-turn broker-write requests must use the gated CLI path and report a redacted execution artifact.
Use repo-local IBKR MCP/CLI for account, market, rulebook, canary, proposal, opportunity, and order investigations while developing the trading harness. Read/preview first; explicit current-turn broker writes use only the gated CLI.
Bring up the Canary SPA in the Claude Code preview pane. Use when asked to open, show, load, or preview the canary/mobile app in the preview panel/pane. Never use this for the shared LAN host (0.0.0.0:8765) or macOS `open`.