@liquiditytech/rapidx-cli 1.0.34 → 1.0.36

package/packages/distribution/docs/tools.md

@@ -15,6 +15,14 @@ The canonical source is `rapidx schema --json` or `rapidx/tools`.
 - `rapidx/order/cancel-preview`: explicit alias for `order.cancel` preview. Submit `rapidx/order/cancel` with unchanged parameters, `previewId`, and `continueConsentId=confirmation.submitToken`.
 - `rapidx/trade/preview`: generic preview for write operations without a dedicated order preview command, including position writes, portfolio writes, and algo writes. Pass `targetCapabilityId`, then submit the target tool with unchanged parameters, `previewId`, and `continueConsentId`.
 
+## Automation Session Tools
+
+- `rapidx/automation/start`: create a bounded local automation session after the user authorizes symbols, per-order max notional, total max notional, duration, actions, and order types. Input must include `explicitUserConsent=true` and `acceptedRiskText` from the user's authorization.
+- `rapidx/automation/list`: list local automation sessions in the current workspace.
+- `rapidx/automation/status`: read one automation session by `automationSessionId`.
+- `rapidx/automation/extend`: extend an active session after user authorization. Input must include `explicitUserConsent=true` and `acceptedRiskText`; it cannot expand symbols, actions, order types, or notional limits.
+- `rapidx/automation/stop`: stop a session. It blocks future automation previews/submits and does not cancel existing orders.
+
 ## Read Tools
 
 - Market reads: ticker, orderbook, klines, funding rate, mark price, symbol info, and open interest.
@@ -59,8 +67,7 @@ Preview ids are runtime-local. A preview created by MCP must be submitted throug
 
 Order identifiers use two validation layers. If `orderId` is provided, RapidX validates it locally as a 16-digit numeric id and returns `INVALID_INPUT` before any upstream call when the format is wrong. If `clientOrderId` is provided instead, do not apply `orderId` validation. For `order.query`, `order.replace-preview`, and `order.cancel-preview`, a syntactically valid `orderId` or `clientOrderId` is checked through RapidX readback; missing or non-open orders return `NOT_FOUND` or `BLOCKED` depending on the observed state.
 
-For automation, keep preview-first execution. Set `automationMode=true` and pass the user's exact `automationConsentText` only when the user has explicitly enabled RapidX automation mode in chat. The preview response still returns `confirmation.submitToken`; automation mode only means the agent may use that submit token without asking for another per-order chat confirmation within the authorized scope.
-Automation support is verified at the preview layer: valid automation input returns an `automation` object with `confirmationMode="automation-preview"`, while missing or generic `automationConsentText` is blocked before submission.
+For automation, keep preview-first execution. Create an automation session with `rapidx/automation/start` after the user authorizes the scope, then pass `automationSessionId` into `rapidx/order/place-preview`, `rapidx/order/replace-preview`, or `rapidx/order/cancel-preview`. A valid automation preview returns `automationSession.confirmationMode="automation-session"` plus `confirmation.submitToken`; the agent may submit that preview without asking for another per-order chat confirmation. The submit call still uses the same business parameters plus `previewId` and `continueConsentId=confirmation.submitToken`. Automation sessions cover the order lifecycle when `allowedActions` includes `order.place`, `order.replace`, and `order.cancel`: place consumes notional by `maxNotional`, replace consumes the replacement order notional, and cancel consumes no notional.
 
 For TPSL or conditional algo orders, use `rapidx/trade/preview` with `targetCapabilityId="algo.place"`, then submit `rapidx/algo/place`. `conditionType="ENTIRE_CLOSE_POSITION"` may use `orderType="MARKET"` without `quantity` or `amount`; provide at least one take-profit or stop-loss trigger and verify with `rapidx/algo/open-orders`.
 

package/packages/distribution/manifests/offline-manifest.json

@@ -1,25 +1,25 @@
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package/packages/distribution/registry/rapidx.mcp.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 {
   "name": "rapidx",
   "packageName": "@liquiditytech/rapidx-cli",
-  "version": "1.0.34",
+  "version": "1.0.36",
   "command": "rapidx",
   "args": ["mcp", "serve"],
   "launchCommand": "rapidx",