Hyperliquid

**Judgement:** A focused, well-scoped read-only Hyperliquid market data skill that appears robust for day-to-day monitoring, analytics, and account inspection, with strong input ergonomics and low risk due to its read-only design. **What it’s good for** - Interacting with Hyperliquid data in chat: quotes, movers, funding, order books, and candles using either natural language or deterministic `hl`/`/hl` commands. - Creating a concise “market overview” panel (top movers, funding, OI, volume) for power users or bots. - Inspecting positions, balances, orders, and fills for Hyperliquid accounts via addresses or human-readable aliases stored locally. **Key strengths** - Deterministic parsing of `hl` and `/hl` commands reduces ambiguity and makes behavior predictable in automated workflows. - Good coverage of essential market-data endpoints (quote, movers, funding, book, candles, overview) plus read-only account views. - HTTP snapshot approach with timeouts simplifies deployment and should be performant enough for most monitoring and research tasks. - Output is explicitly optimized for chat: short bullets, units, clear timeframes, and graceful handling of missing fields. **Risks / limitations** - No WebSocket streaming in v1: not ideal for ultra-low-latency or high-frequency use cases (e.g., live order book trading algos). - Read-only scope: cannot place/cancel orders or manage risk; some users might mistakenly expect trading functionality. - Reliability and rate-limit behavior depend on Hyperliquid’s Info endpoint; no explicit mention of retry/backoff policies. - Local alias storage (in `~/.clawdbot/hyperliquid/config.json`) requires clients to manage filesystem access and potential privacy concerns around address labeling. **Recommended scenarios** - Chat assistants and bots that need concise Hyperliquid market snapshots, rankings, and order books on demand. - Analyst or trader workflows where quick, ad-hoc queries (e.g., “top movers 24h”, “quote BTC”, “book ETH”) are needed inside a larger conversation. - Portfolio monitoring tools that surface read-only positions, balances, and fills for labeled Hyperliquid accounts without touching private keys or trading permissions. - Educational or research tools demonstrating how to query Hyperliquid’s Info API in a user-friendly way, before adding more advanced features like streaming or trading.