Order Book Simulator

A lightweight C-based order book simulator for exploring core exchange mechanics — matching, events, and execution flow — with modular architecture.

Configuration

This skill configures Aider for working on an order book simulation project with the following settings:

**Model**: Gemini 2.5 Pro

**Git tracking**: Enabled for context

**Auto-commits**: Disabled

**Attribution**: Disabled (no public attribution, co-authored-by, or committer attribution)

Instructions

When using this skill:

1. Enable Git tracking to maintain context across development sessions

2. Use Gemini 2.5 Pro model for AI-assisted development

3. Disable automatic commits to maintain manual control over version history

4. Disable all attribution settings to keep commits clean and without AI attribution

Usage

Apply this configuration when working on:

Order book matching engine development

Exchange mechanics simulation

Event-driven trading system architecture

C-based financial system prototypes

Modular trading infrastructure

Key Features

Git integration for context without auto-committing

Clean commit history without AI attribution

Gemini 2.5 Pro model optimization

Ideal for exploring core exchange mechanics

Supports modular architecture development

Notes

This configuration prioritizes manual control over version history while still leveraging AI assistance and Git context for better code understanding.

Order Book Simulator

Order Book Simulator

Configuration

Instructions

Usage

Key Features

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