TradeClaw Python SDK: Automate Trading Signals Without the Boilerplate
Why Python Developers Need a Dedicated Trading Signal Library
TODO: Explain the gap between raw exchange APIs and actionable signals. Most Python devs cobble together CCXT + pandas-ta + custom webhook code. The SDK closes that gap with a single, typed interface that handles auth, rate-limiting, and signal parsing out of the box — so you spend your time acting on signals, not plumbing them.
What the TradeClaw Python SDK Delivers
TODO: Cover the three pillars — live signal fetching, webhook listener helpers, and indicator access (RSI, MACD, EMA, Bollinger Bands). Show the planned pip install tradeclaw install command and basic import. Highlight typed Signal dataclasses and IDE autocomplete. Contrast with the raw REST API for readers who have already tried it.
Your First Signal in Five Lines of Python
TODO: Walk through the quickstart: authenticate with API key, pick a symbol + interval, call client.signals.get_latest("BTCUSDT", "1h"), print the signal. Include expected output format showing direction, confidence score, and active indicators. Note the difference between REST polling and WebSocket streaming (roadmap).
Webhook Integration: React to Signals in Real Time
TODO: Show how the SDK wraps incoming webhook payloads into typed dataclasses — no raw JSON parsing, full IDE autocomplete. Cover the async listener pattern with a short code example. Mention the roadmap item for a visual webhook retry UI that pairs with this.
Backtesting and Historical Signal Replay
TODO: Explain how the SDK will expose historical signal data tied to the PostgreSQL live signal storage roadmap item (142 votes, high priority). Show a loop pattern for replay testing. Note the current workaround using the REST API's historical endpoint for early adopters who don't want to wait.
Roadmap to v1.0 and How to Influence It
TODO: Link to the TradeClaw roadmap page. Highlight the 134 community votes driving SDK priority. Explain the public issue tracker and how to upvote or comment to shape the API surface. Give a rough release window based on current roadmap status.
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