EODHD

Overview

Build the wrapper as a small, stateless Bash CLI that translates stable subcommands into EODHD HTTPS requests and emits machine-friendly output. Keep secrets outside the repo and outside the CLI's own persistence model by aligning auth to OpenClaw-managed environment injection.

Workflow

1. Confirm the task shape.

   • If the user is asking for a plan, load references/implementation-plan.md.
   • If the user is asking how to wire credentials safely, load references/openclaw-secrets.md.
   • If the user is asking for actual code changes, implement the narrowest useful slice first and preserve stateless behavior.

2. Hold the contract steady.

   • Prefer eodhd as the binary name.
   • Default to JSON on stdout and diagnostics on stderr.
   • Exit non-zero on HTTP, auth, or argument errors.
   • Do not create config files, caches, token stores, or hidden state.