cryptofeed
2025emma/vibe-coding-cn
Comprehensive assistance with Cryptofeed development - a Python library for handling cryptocurrency exchange data feeds with normalized and standardized results.
npx skills add https://github.com/2025emma/vibe-coding-cn --skill cryptofeed
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What does cryptofeed do?
Comprehensive assistance with Cryptofeed development - a Python library for handling cryptocurrency exchange data feeds with normalized and standardized results.
Is cryptofeed good?
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What agent does cryptofeed work with?
cryptofeed currently lists compatibility with codex, gemini-cli, opencode, cursor, github-copilot, claude-code.
What are alternatives to cryptofeed?
Skills in the same category include telegram-bot-builder, flutter-app-size, sharp-edges, iterative-retrieval.
How do I install cryptofeed?
npx skills add https://github.com/2025emma/vibe-coding-cn --skill cryptofeed
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