openmm

What This Skill Does

OpenMM is an advanced open-source market making framework designed specifically for AI agents. It bridges the gap between raw market data and automated trading execution, offering a unified interface for multiple major cryptocurrency exchanges including MEXC, Gate.io, Bitget, and Kraken. By providing both a powerful Command Line Interface (CLI) and an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, OpenMM allows AI agents to monitor real-time order books, calculate dynamic grid strategies, and execute trades with precision. Whether you are performing volatility analysis or running automated liquidity provisioning, OpenMM abstracts away exchange-specific API complexities, allowing your agent to focus on trading logic rather than plumbing.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, use the following command:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/adacapo21/openmm

Once installed, ensure your environment variables are correctly set. You must provide API credentials for the specific exchanges you intend to interface with, such as MEXC_API_KEY, MEXC_SECRET, GATEIO_API_KEY, and GATEIO_SECRET. These credentials remain local and are never transmitted to external services, ensuring secure operation for your trading agent.

Use Cases

• Automated Grid Trading: Deploy autonomous agents to manage range-bound volatility with dynamic spacing and sizing configurations.
• Portfolio Monitoring: Enable your agent to fetch real-time balance updates and market price tickers across disparate exchange platforms.
• Liquidity Provisioning: Utilize the framework to maintain order books and manage limit orders in response to market movements.
• Cross-Exchange Analysis: Aggregate prices and order book data to identify arbitrage opportunities or relative market strength.

Example Prompts

1. "OpenMM, fetch the current orderbook for BTC/USDT on MEXC and tell me the spread between the highest bid and lowest ask."
2. "Start a grid trading strategy for INDY/USDT on Gate.io with a volatility-adjusted spacing. Run a dry-run first to check the estimated order sizes."
3. "What is the current total balance of all assets held in my connected Bitget account?"

Tips & Limitations

• Safety First: Always run new strategies in --dry-run mode to verify logic before deploying real capital.
• API Limits: Be aware of exchange-specific rate limits. Aggressive trading loops might trigger temporary bans if the agent requests data too frequently.
• Security: Never share your .env file. Rotate API keys immediately if they are accidentally committed to source control.
• Formatting: Ensure symbols are passed in the standard BASE/QUOTE format; the skill handles the translation to exchange-specific requirements internally.