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+ # Hunch Agent Tools
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+ Public read-only MCP server, CLI, and Codex plugin for Hunch prediction-market
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+ research.
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+ This repository is intentionally separate from `hunch-monorepo`. The shipped
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+ package does not log in, read private account state, create intents, execute
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+ actions, sign wallet payloads, trade, bridge, redeem, fund, convert, transfer,
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+ or withdraw. It only calls public Hunch read APIs.
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+
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+ ## Packages
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+ - `packages/hunch-agent-client`: internal TypeScript client and response
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+ shaping helpers.
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+ - `apps/mcp-hunch`: MCP stdio server and `hunch-agent` CLI binary.
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+ - `skills/hunch-trading`: Codex skill wrapper and references.
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+ - `.codex-plugin/plugin.json` and `.mcp.json`: Codex plugin distribution.
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+ - `plugin-dist/`: generated, ignored bundled runtime files for local plugin
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+ testing.
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+ ## Public Scope
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+ Available read surfaces:
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+ - Feed search and browsing.
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+ - Market and event details.
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+ - Discovery map data and ranked discovery top lists.
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+ - Cross-venue arbitrage clusters.
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+ - Exact market alternatives across matched venues.
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+ - Similar markets and events.
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+ - Public holders and recent public trade tape.
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+ - Market/event signals.
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+ - Market and event price history.
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+ - Public tracking overview, wallet intelligence, wallet activity, wallet
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+ positions, wallet time series, and wallet signals.
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+
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+ ## Commands
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+ ```bash
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+ pnpm install
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+ pnpm check
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+ pnpm build
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+ pnpm -F @sureshotlabs/hunch-agent-tools run dev:mcp
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+ pnpm -F @sureshotlabs/hunch-agent-tools run dev:cli -- discovery-browse --venues polymarket,kalshi --limit 10 --json
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+ pnpm -F @sureshotlabs/hunch-agent-tools run dev:cli -- discovery-search "election" --standard --json
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+ skills/hunch-trading/scripts/hunch discovery-search "election" --json
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+ ```
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+ Set `HUNCH_API_BASE_URL` to point at a local or production Hunch API. It
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+ defaults to `https://api.hunch.trade`. Set `HUNCH_APP_BASE_URL` to control app
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+ links in compact/standard responses. It defaults to
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+ `https://app.hunch.trade`.
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+ CLI and MCP tools support `responseMode` values:
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+ - `compact` (default): small agent-friendly payloads.
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+ - `standard`: includes descriptions, metadata, and larger previews.
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+ - `full`: raw backend JSON for debugging or one-off inspection.
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+ The CLI aliases these as `--compact`, `--standard`, `--full`, or
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+ `--response-mode <mode>`.
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+ ## MCP Tools
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+ - `hunch_search_discovery`
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+ - `hunch_browse_discovery`
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+ - `hunch_get_discovery_top_lists`
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+ - `hunch_get_discovery_map`
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+ - `hunch_get_market_detail`
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+ - `hunch_get_event_detail`
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+ - `hunch_get_arbitrage_clusters`
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+ - `hunch_get_market_alternatives`
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+ - `hunch_get_similar_markets`
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+ - `hunch_get_similar_events`
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+ - `hunch_get_market_holders`
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+ - `hunch_get_market_price_history`
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+ - `hunch_get_event_price_history`
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+ - `hunch_get_tracking_overview`
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+ - `hunch_get_wallet_intel`
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+ - `hunch_get_wallet_activity`
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+ - `hunch_get_wallet_positions`
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+ - `hunch_get_wallet_series`
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+ - `hunch_get_wallet_signals`
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+ - `hunch_get_signals`
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+ - `hunch_get_trades`
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+ The tools expose backend filters instead of adding local post-processing.
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+ Compact and standard responses include Hunch app links such as event, market,
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+ tracking wallet, tracking overview, and arbitrage URLs so agents do not need to
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+ present raw IDs as the primary user-facing output.
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+ For event-page context, combine event detail, signals, similar events, price
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+ history, trades, and market holders. Holders are market-scoped, so use the
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+ selected market ID from event detail. Use market alternatives when the user
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+ wants exact cross-venue versions of the same selected outcome; use similar
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+ markets/events when they want broader semantic neighbors.
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+ Price history uses `range` for the time window and `bucketMinutes` for candle
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+ size; `interval` remains a legacy alias for `range`.
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+ ## Packaging
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+ Run local release packaging after a successful build:
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+ ```bash
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+ pnpm release:local
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+ ```
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+ Artifacts are written under ignored `artifacts/`:
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+ - `artifacts/npm/sureshotlabs-hunch-agent-tools-*.tgz` for the self-contained
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+ npm MCP/CLI package.
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+ - `artifacts/plugin/hunch-agent-tools-plugin.tar.gz` for plugin installs.
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+ - `artifacts/skill/hunch-trading-skill.tar.gz` for standalone skill installs.
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+ Use `--dry-run` with `pack:npm`, `pack:plugin`, or `pack:skill` to verify the
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+ file list without creating tarballs.
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+ ## Install Surfaces
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+ End users have four supported ways to use the package:
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+ - **MCP server via npm:** best default for Codex, Claude Code, and other MCP
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+ clients. This exposes Hunch research tools to the agent.
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+ - **CLI via npm:** best for shell usage, smoke tests, and scripts.
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+ - **Codex plugin:** best for Codex users who want the MCP server plus bundled
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+ Skill installed together through a plugin marketplace entry.
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+ - **Standalone Skill:** best when an agent only needs reusable instructions and
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+ the lightweight `scripts/hunch` CLI wrapper.
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+ All install surfaces are public and read-only. They do not log in, read private
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+ accounts, create intents, execute, trade, bridge, redeem, transfer, withdraw,
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+ convert, fund, or sign.
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+ ### MCP npm package
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+ The npm artifact is an `npx`-runnable MCP server package. It bundles the MCP
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+ server and Hunch client into one executable, so it does not require installing
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+ workspace packages separately.
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+ The same npm tarball also includes `skills/hunch-trading/` as a portable
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+ read-only Skill folder. The package root remains the npm/MCP package root;
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+ the Skill root is the subfolder containing `SKILL.md`. This keeps
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+ `npx -y @sureshotlabs/hunch-agent-tools@latest` launching the MCP server while
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+ also making the bundled Skill copyable into a Codex/agent skills directory when
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+ that install surface is preferred. The Skill wrapper uses its bundled
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+ `skills/hunch-trading/bin/hunch-agent.js` CLI, so it does not require workspace
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+ packages after extraction.
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+ After publishing `@sureshotlabs/hunch-agent-tools`, Codex can install it
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+ directly:
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+ ```bash
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+ codex mcp remove hunch
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+ codex mcp add hunch -- npx -y @sureshotlabs/hunch-agent-tools@latest
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+ ```
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+ Claude Code uses the same package:
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+ ```bash
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+ claude mcp remove hunch
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+ claude mcp add --transport stdio hunch -- npx -y @sureshotlabs/hunch-agent-tools@latest
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+ ```
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+ ### CLI npm usage
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+ Use the CLI without installing globally:
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+ ```bash
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+ npm exec --yes --package @sureshotlabs/hunch-agent-tools@latest -- hunch-agent discovery-search "election" --json
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+ npm exec --yes --package @sureshotlabs/hunch-agent-tools@latest -- hunch-agent market-detail polymarket:123 --standard --json
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+ ```
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+ Or install it globally:
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install -g @sureshotlabs/hunch-agent-tools
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+ hunch-agent discovery-browse --venues polymarket,kalshi --limit 10 --json
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+ ```
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+ The MCP server binary is `hunch-agent-tools` or `hunch-mcp`. The CLI binary is
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+ `hunch-agent`.
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+ For local tarball validation before publishing:
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+ ```bash
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+ pnpm release:local
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+ npx -y ./artifacts/npm/sureshotlabs-hunch-agent-tools-0.1.1.tgz
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+ ```
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+ Publish with npm provenance from an authenticated environment:
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+ ```bash
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+ npm publish ./artifacts/npm/sureshotlabs-hunch-agent-tools-0.1.1.tgz --provenance
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+ ```
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+ ### Codex Plugin
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+ The repository root is the plugin source. The packaged artifact is a Codex
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+ local marketplace root matching Codex's installed marketplace layout:
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+ - `.agents/plugins/marketplace.json`
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+ - `plugins/hunch-agent-tools/.codex-plugin/plugin.json`
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+ - `plugins/hunch-agent-tools/.mcp.json`
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+ - `plugins/hunch-agent-tools/skills/hunch-trading`
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+ Run `pnpm build` before local testing. The build generates ignored runtime
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+ bundles under `plugin-dist/` and `skills/hunch-trading/bin/`.
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+ The bundled MCP config does not rely on Codex launching from the plugin root.
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+ It locates `plugin-dist/hunch-mcp.js` from Codex's installed plugin cache or
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+ from the extracted local marketplace under `~/.codex/plugins`.
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+ For a local plugin install test, package and extract the self-contained local
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+ marketplace:
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+ ```bash
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+ pnpm release:local
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+ mkdir -p ~/.codex/plugins
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+ tar -xzf artifacts/plugin/hunch-agent-tools-plugin.tar.gz -C ~/.codex/plugins
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+ ```
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+ Then register the extracted local marketplace in `~/.codex/config.toml`:
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+ ```toml
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+ [marketplaces.hunch-agent-tools]
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+ source_type = "local"
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+ source = "/Users/xorbot/.codex/plugins/hunch-agent-tools"
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+ [plugins."hunch-agent-tools@hunch-agent-tools"]
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+ enabled = true
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+ ```
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+ Restart Codex after changing plugin configuration. If Codex has already cached
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+ an older local copy, remove `~/.codex/plugins/cache/hunch-agent-tools` before
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+ restarting so Codex reinstalls from the local marketplace source.
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+ ### Standalone Skill
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+ The npm tarball and `artifacts/skill/hunch-trading-skill.tar.gz` both contain a
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+ portable Skill folder:
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+ ```text
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+ hunch-trading/
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+ SKILL.md
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+ scripts/hunch
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+ bin/hunch-agent.js
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+ references/tools.md
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+ agents/openai.yaml
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+ ```
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+ For local Codex skill usage, copy or extract that folder into the user's skills
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+ directory. The wrapper can be called directly:
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+ ```bash
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+ hunch-trading/scripts/hunch discovery-search "up or down" --json
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+ ```
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+ The Skill is intentionally a subfolder, not the npm package root, so npm keeps
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+ normal package semantics while agents can still load `hunch-trading/SKILL.md`.