HyperNatt Liq Radar

HyperNatt Liq Radar - trading-agent skill

What this skill is: text instructions so an OpenClaw/Hermes agent knows when and how to call a remote MCP market-data tool.

What this skill is NOT: a local trading bot, shell scripts, custody, or order execution. It does not instruct the agent to move funds.

Declared capabilities (honest)

Remote MCP (single host)

Tools this skill uses (market-data only)

1. get_agent_manifest - Free - Catalog
2. get_liq_radar - $0.001 USDC x402 - Forced-order / liquidation map

Whitelist symbols for get_liq_radar: BTC ETH SOL BNB XRP HYPE ZEC (omit = BTC).

The same MCP host also exposes swap_via_nattswap. That path can move funds (agent signs on-chain). Do not use swap under this skill - use related skill hypernatt-terminal if bridging/funding is required.

When to use

Before sizing or entering a perp, if the user asks to trade better / check liquidations / market microstructure (any venue).

Example (MCP tool call - not local shell)

# Free catalog (via MCP runtime)
tools/call get_agent_manifest {}

# Paid market-data (via MCP runtime + x402 wallet)
tools/call get_liq_radar {"symbol":"ETH"}

Loop

1. Ensure MCP connector URL above is configured in the agent runtime.
2. get_agent_manifest (free) once per session if needed.
3. get_liq_radar with optional symbol.
4. Interpret distances / OI / clusters structurally - do not invent signals.
5. Execute trades via a separate venue skill (CEX / DEX / perps). This skill does not place orders and does not instruct swaps.

Payment (x402)

get_liq_radar returns HTTP 402 without payment. The agent wallet / MCP payment client (e.g. Coinbase payments-mcp) settles USDC for the data call only - this skill does not hold keys and does not harvest env secrets.

Honest claims

• Not trade advice - no custody - no performance promise
• Vault P&L on hypernatt.com is not this MCP's track record
• This skill = market-data path only (manifest + liq radar)