Dietu CLI Agent

Use this skill when the task should be completed through the official dietu CLI instead of web UI clicks or backend-only scripts.

Typical fit:

• Query A-share market overviews, stock snapshots, indices, or search results
• Run strategy lists and screening commands
• Pull decision, trading, and review data from Dietu
• Set up CLI authentication for human users or automation
• Produce machine-readable CLI output for another agent or script

Quick rules

• Prefer the public CLI package: npm i -g @mibatt/dietu@latest
• For human login, use dietu auth login
• For automation, prefer a PAT in DIETU_ACCESS_TOKEN
• For agent consumption, prefer --format json
• For user-facing pasted output, prefer --format markdown
• For quick terminal inspection, prefer --format table
• Use real ts_code symbols such as 600519.SH or 000001.SZ
• If you do not know the command surface, run dietu schema
• If connectivity or auth looks suspicious, run dietu doctor

Authentication

Read references/auth.md when the task involves login, token sourcing, base URL switching, or PAT usage.

Important:

• The primary interactive path is GitHub device flow
• The recommended automation path is PAT from Settings / Access Tokens
• Do not invent outdated commands such as dietu ping or dietu mcp start

Command recipes

Read references/commands.md when you need concrete command sequences for:

• market
• research
• decision
• trading
• review
• schema and doctor

Working style

• Start with the smallest command that can answer the task
• Add --format json before doing downstream parsing or summarization
• Preserve the user's chosen --base-url, --profile, or token source
• For commands that require an account, explicitly provide --account <id>
• If the task spans multiple CLI calls, keep outputs structured and consistent

Non-goals

• Do not call internal Python scripts as the primary interface when the CLI already exposes the capability
• Do not assume browser-only login or password login is the preferred path
• Do not treat short-lived JWT copied from local profile as the recommended long-term automation credential