gen-ctx-kline（根 ctx 克莱线）

Ctx Kline

Generate context K-line charts once for one symbol + one timestamp.

Inputs

• ctx_time: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM
• mark: 5m|15m|1h|4h
• symbol: optional from user, normalized to uppercase without / (e.g. fil/usdt -> FILUSDT)
• temp_mode: optional boolean, auto-enabled when the user intent indicates debugging

SOP

1. Collect inputs.
2. Detect debug intent from the user message.
3. Normalize symbol if present.
4. Validate inputs.
5. Resolve missing/invalid symbol via list_symbols.sh.
6. Ask one aggregated follow-up only if still missing/invalid inputs.
7. Execute gen_ctx.sh once with final values.
8. Report normalized inputs + execution result + artifact paths.

Debug Intent Rule

Set temp_mode=true when user intent includes debugging semantics, for example:

• debug, debugging, diagnose, troubleshoot
• 调试, 排查, 测试, 临时

When temp_mode=true, append --temp to the execution command.

Validation Rules

• ctx_time must match YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM (24h).
• mark must be one of 5m, 15m, 1h, 4h.
• symbol must be uppercase alphanumeric after normalization.

Symbol Resolution

Use:

bash ~/.agents/skills/ctx-kline/list_symbols.sh

• If output is (empty): ask user to provide symbol manually.
• If output has candidates: show them and ask user to choose one.
• If user-provided symbol is not in candidates: show candidates and ask again.
• Do not auto-pick symbol unless user explicitly requests auto-pick.

Follow-up Prompt Rule

• Ask at most one concise follow-up message.
• Aggregate all missing/invalid fields into one question.

Template:

"Missing/invalid inputs: <fields>. Please provide ctx_time (YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM), mark (5m|15m|1h|4h), and symbol (e.g. FILUSDT)."

Execute

bash ~/.agents/skills/ctx-kline/gen_ctx.sh "<ctx_time>" <mark> --symbol <symbol> [--temp]

• Append --temp when temp_mode=true.

Report Format

• inputs: normalized ctx_time, mark, symbol
• temp_mode: true or false
• output_dir: output dir
• status: success or failure
• artifacts: output files/paths
• error: concise reason + next user action when failed

Then tell the user to use ranger <output_dir> to continue.