research-and-trade_skill

Overview

This skill automates a full research-to-trade pipeline: it conducts token due diligence, finds the best pool, runs a composite risk assessment, and only executes a trade if the assessment approves. It stops and reports with actionable explanations if risks exceed the configured tolerance. Use a single natural-language command to research a token and buy or sell if it passes vetting.

How this skill works

The pipeline runs four staged agents with compound context: a token analyst gathers liquidity, volume, and risk signals; a pool researcher finds and ranks pools and estimates price impact at your trade size; a risk assessor evaluates slippage, liquidity, and contract risk and returns APPROVE/CONDITIONAL_APPROVE/VETO/HARD_VETO; finally, after explicit user confirmation, the executor performs the swap via a safety-guarded path. Any veto halts the pipeline and returns a full report and mitigation suggestions.

When to use it

• You want "research X and buy if it looks good" in one command.
• You need due diligence before a trade and want risk-gated execution.
• You have a specific trade size and need pool depth and impact analysis.
• You want progressive results shown at each stage (research → pool → risk).
• You want automatic stop-and-report if liquidity or contract risk is unacceptable.

Best practices

• Always provide an explicit trade amount; the skill will ask if one is missing.
• Specify chain, payWith token, and riskTolerance for tailored assessments.
• Prefer conservative or moderate tolerances for small-cap tokens.
• Review conditional approvals carefully and confirm before execution.
• If vetoed, follow suggested mitigations (smaller tranche, limit order, different chain).

Example use cases

• "Research UNI and buy $500 if it looks safe" — full due diligence then trade.
• "Due diligence on AAVE then trade 0.5 ETH worth" — checks pools and risk first.
• Investigate a smallcap token and stop with mitigation advice if liquidity is poor.
• Run composite risk analysis for a cross-chain swap and then confirm execution.
• Auto-split a large order when risk assessor recommends tranches (conditional approval).