alpaca-broker-trading-orders
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Place and manage orders on behalf of accounts via the Alpaca Broker API — order creation (qty vs notional, fractional shares, order types/TIF/classes), order status lifecycle, replace/cancel, positions, and trading-account buying power. Use when building trading, recurring-invest, or portfolio flows on Alpaca in any language.
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npx skills add alpacahq/alpaca-skills --skill alpaca-broker-trading-orders -a claude-code
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