SOPs on tap.

Fits perfectly with turning SOPs into installable skills.

Been down a rabbit hole on TMAD since your post, and here's where I landed: you could probably rebuild most of your use of it as a Claude skill.

TMAD looks to be three things stacked. The data: daily prices on 1,000+ stocks, plus options flow / GEX / IV skew. That part is licensed and expensive, and it's the real moat. The score: a momentum ranking on a 14-day horizon. That part is closer to commodity math than they'd like, since trailing returns, breakouts, and relative strength on free daily data gets you a top ten. And the always-on infrastructure, which for you is just a scheduled Cowork task running each morning.

So for your specific setup (a daily-data top-ten basket on a 10-day rotation) a skill with free price data gets you ~80% of the way and saves you $500 a year. What you'd lose is their published backtest. Naive momentum with no track record vs their claimed 73% hit rate is a real trade-off, not a free lunch. And if you ever want the options-flow side, keep paying, because you can't rebuild that.

But notice what you're already doing. Your skill started as the entry gate, now it's pulling TMAD's context, next it's layering in your risk rules. You're eating the tool from the edges. Endgame is TMAD as a dumb data feed and Claude owning every decision. Whoever owns the decision layer owns the workflow.

I might steal that line for a newsletter issue ha.