Real-Time Fund Valuation Query

Problem

Fund valuation checks are common for portfolio monitoring, quick code lookups, or scripted inspection. Opening a web page for each fund is awkward for batch use and does not fit terminal or automation workflows. Fund Valuation reduces real-time fund valuation queries to a script invocation, giving engineers a local way to get structured output.

How It Works

The skill uses real-time valuation data from Eastmoney and exposes scripts/fund_valuation.py as the entry point. Typical usage includes:

• Query by code: pass one or more fund codes as positional arguments for ad hoc checks.
• Read from file: use -f / --file to supply a file with one fund code per line for batch processing.
• Watch mode: use -w / --watch to refresh continuously, defaulting to 10 seconds; adjust the interval with -i N / --interval N.
• Structured output: add --json for JSON output and --no-color to disable colors in logs or CI.

Boundaries

This skill focuses on real-time valuation lookup, not order execution, account holding analysis, or investment advice. Because the data comes from an external source, official pages or fund company disclosures should still be treated as authoritative. In automation, consider network timeouts, code validity, and how watch intervals affect request frequency.