Replace the V1 commands/services split with a flat, direct architecture: - cli.py dispatches directly to service functions - New services: account, market, trade, opportunity - Thin Binance wrappers: spot_client, um_futures_client - Add audit logging, runtime paths, and TOML config - Remove legacy V1 code: commands/, precheck, review engine, smart executor - Add ruff + mypy toolchain and fix edge cases in trade params Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# CLAUDE.md
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This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.
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## Development commands
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- **Install (dev):** `pip install -e ".[dev]"`
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- **Run CLI locally:** `python -m coinhunter --help`
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- **Run tests:** `pytest` or `python -m pytest tests/`
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- **Run single test file:** `pytest tests/test_cli.py -v`
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- **Lint:** `ruff check src tests`
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- **Format:** `ruff format src tests`
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- **Type-check:** `mypy src`
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## Architecture
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CoinHunter V2 is a Binance-first crypto trading CLI with a flat, direct architecture:
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- **`src/coinhunter/cli.py`** — Single entrypoint (`main()`). Uses `argparse` to parse commands and directly dispatches to service functions. There is no separate `commands/` adapter layer.
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- **`src/coinhunter/services/`** — Contains all domain logic:
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- `account_service.py` — balances, positions, overview
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- `market_service.py` — tickers, klines, scan universe, symbol normalization
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- `trade_service.py` — spot and USDT-M futures order execution
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- `opportunity_service.py` — portfolio recommendations and market scanning
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- **`src/coinhunter/binance/`** — Thin wrappers around official Binance connectors:
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- `spot_client.py` wraps `binance.spot.Spot`
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- `um_futures_client.py` wraps `binance.um_futures.UMFutures`
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Both normalize request errors into `RuntimeError` and handle single/multi-symbol ticker responses.
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- **`src/coinhunter/config.py`** — `load_config()`, `get_binance_credentials()`, `ensure_init_files()`.
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- **`src/coinhunter/runtime.py`** — `RuntimePaths`, `get_runtime_paths()`, `print_json()`.
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- **`src/coinhunter/audit.py`** — Writes JSONL audit events to dated files.
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## Runtime and environment
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User data lives in `~/.coinhunter/` by default (override with `COINHUNTER_HOME`):
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- `config.toml` — runtime, binance, trading, and opportunity settings
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- `.env` — `BINANCE_API_KEY` and `BINANCE_API_SECRET`
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- `logs/audit_YYYYMMDD.jsonl` — structured audit log
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Run `coinhunter init` to generate the config and env templates.
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## Key conventions
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- **Symbol normalization:** `market_service.normalize_symbol()` strips `/`, `-`, `_`, and uppercases the symbol. CLI inputs like `ETH/USDT`, `eth-usdt`, and `ETHUSDT` are all normalized to `ETHUSDT`.
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- **Dry-run behavior:** Trade commands support `--dry-run`. If omitted, the default falls back to `trading.dry_run_default` in `config.toml`.
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- **Client injection:** Service functions accept `spot_client` / `futures_client` as keyword arguments. This enables easy unit testing with mocks.
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- **Error handling:** Binance client wrappers catch `requests.exceptions.SSLError` and `RequestException` and re-raise as human-readable `RuntimeError`. The CLI catches all exceptions in `main()` and prints `error: {message}` to stderr with exit code 1.
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## Testing
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Tests live in `tests/` and use `unittest.TestCase` with `unittest.mock.patch`. The test suite covers:
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- `test_cli.py` — parser smoke tests and dispatch behavior
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- `test_config_runtime.py` — config loading, env parsing, path resolution
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- `test_account_market_services.py` — balance/position/ticker/klines logic with mocked clients
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- `test_trade_service.py` — spot and futures trade execution paths
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- `test_opportunity_service.py` — portfolio and scan scoring logic
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## Notes
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- `AGENTS.md` in this repo is stale and describes a prior V1 architecture (commands/, smart executor, precheck, review engine). Do not rely on it.
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