RiskOfficer Skill for OpenClaw
RiskOfficer API skill for OpenClaw — VaR Monte Carlo in chat
RiskOfficer Skill for OpenClaw launched on February 5, 2026 with 2 votes, #6,500 of 16,627 launches that month.
What it does
RiskOfficer Skill brings institutional-grade portfolio risk analytics into any messenger via OpenClaw AI. Ask in plain language: "Show my portfolios", "Calculate VaR", "Run Monte Carlo" or "Optimize my portfolio" — get results in chat. No switching apps. Uses Personal Access Tokens (no password sharing). VaR, stress tests, and optimization are free during beta. Open-source skill on GitHub; RiskOfficer app on App Store.
Manage investment portfolios, calculate risk metrics (VaR, Monte Carlo, Stress Tests), and optimize allocations using Risk Parity or Calmar Ratio — all through natural language chat. - mib424242/riskofficer-openclaw-skill
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