agent-finance-cli-linux-arm64 0.3.0 → 0.3.2

package/README.md

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 # agent-finance-cli-linux-arm64
 
-Prebuilt linux/arm64 binary package for `agent-finance-cli`.
+Prebuilt linux/arm64 binary package for `agent-finance`.
 
-Install the main package instead:
+Install the main npm package instead:
 
 ```bash
 npm install -g agent-finance-cli

package/package.json

@@ -1,15 +1,15 @@
 {
   "name": "agent-finance-cli-linux-arm64",
-  "version": "0.3.0",
-  "description": "Prebuilt linux/arm64 binary for agent-finance-cli.",
+  "version": "0.3.2",
+  "description": "Prebuilt linux/arm64 binary for agent-finance.",
   "license": "MIT OR Apache-2.0",
   "repository": {
     "type": "git",
-    "url": "git+https://github.com/M4n5ter/agent-finance-cli.git"
+    "url": "git+https://github.com/M4n5ter/agent-finance.git"
   },
-  "homepage": "https://github.com/M4n5ter/agent-finance-cli#readme",
+  "homepage": "https://github.com/M4n5ter/agent-finance#readme",
   "bugs": {
-    "url": "https://github.com/M4n5ter/agent-finance-cli/issues"
+    "url": "https://github.com/M4n5ter/agent-finance/issues"
   },
   "os": [
     "linux"

package/skill-data/core/SKILL.md

@@ -5,20 +5,31 @@ description: Entry guide for agent-finance market price, sessions, crypto, histo
 
 # agent-finance core skill
 
-This skill is printed by the `agent-finance` CLI. It is the first thing an AI Agent should read before using the tool.
+This is the runtime entry guide for using `agent-finance`.
 
-## Start Here
+## Start
 
 ```bash
 agent-finance skills list
-agent-finance skills get core --full
 agent-finance market providers
 agent-finance capabilities
+```
+
+## Task Router
+
+```bash
+agent-finance skills get price
+agent-finance skills get history-indicators
+agent-finance skills get research-data
 agent-finance skills get crypto
+agent-finance skills get prediction-markets
+agent-finance skills get providers
 agent-finance skills get profile
 ```
 
-## Default Workflow
+Load a narrow skill before task-specific commands. Use `skills get core --full` when you need the extended command map.
+
+## Default Evidence Flow
 
 1. Current observable price:
 
@@ -41,7 +52,7 @@ agent-finance market history LITE --interval 1d --range 1mo --adjustment auto --
 agent-finance market history LITE --interval 1m --range 5d --session extended --adjustment raw --no-actions --limit 120
 ```
 
-4. Research data:
+4. Research and source context:
 
 ```bash
 agent-finance market fundamentals CRDO
@@ -76,7 +87,7 @@ agent-finance market crypto book BTC/USDT --provider okx --limit 20
 agent-finance market crypto discover --provider coingecko --kind trending
 ```
 
-7. Signed trading profile and audit workflows:
+7. Signed Binance workflows:
 
 ```bash
 agent-finance skills get profile
@@ -94,25 +105,16 @@ agent-finance state submit INTENT_ID --profile default
 agent-finance audit export --json
 ```
 
-## Rules
+## Decision Rules
 
 - Use `market price` for the default "what is the current price?" answer.
 - Use `market sessions` when premarket, postmarket, overnight, BOATS, provider differences, or proxy prices matter.
 - Use both daily and minute history before judging fills, limit-order quality, stop placement, or intraday action.
-- Use `market providers --json` when an Agent needs a machine-readable capability matrix.
+- Use `market providers --json` for a machine-readable capability matrix.
 - Use `capabilities --json` for the unified terminal surface, including account/order/transfer/futures-state safety boundaries.
-- Use `skills get profile` before touching signed account, order, transfer, futures state, risk, or audit commands.
-- Signed read commands return a typed `SignedReadSnapshot` envelope with `profile`, `provider`, `environment`, `kind`, typed `request` scope, and raw provider data under `payload`.
-- Signed read snapshot kinds are command discriminators: `account permissions` -> `api-permissions`, `account balances` -> `spot-balances`, `account positions` -> `usds-futures-positions`, `order query` -> `order-query`, `order open` -> `open-orders`, `transfer history` -> `transfer-history`.
-- Signed submit commands return a typed `SubmitSnapshot` envelope with `profile`, `provider`, `environment`, `intent_id`, `intent_kind`, `mode`, `risk`, `execution.kind`, and execution data under `execution.payload`.
-- Run `profile doctor` before live writes; it checks `[permissions]` against the risk policy, reports Binance API permission checks when HMAC env vars are set, and live submit rechecks exchange permissions before claiming the intent.
-- Signed order test/live submit checks locally checkable Binance exchangeInfo filters before sending an order; dry-run remains offline.
-- Live market orders are blocked until risk notional can be derived from fresh exchange data instead of user-supplied `valuation_price`.
-- USD-M futures leverage, margin type, and Binance futures account position mode changes use separate `state` intents; order submit never changes account state implicitly.
-- Position mode changes every symbol; Binance UM/CM share `dualSidePosition`, and the exchange rejects the change when either side has open orders or open positions.
-- Position mode policy is not in the default profile template; add an explicit `[[risk.allowed_futures_state_changes]]` entry with `kind = "position-mode"` and the intended `mode` before creating that intent.
 - Treat crypto as 24/7 market data. Use Binance/Coinbase/OKX/CoinGecko through capability-first crypto commands, then force providers only for cross-checking.
 - Spot is crypto spot; USD-M futures / TradFi perps are derivatives and proxy instruments.
 - Treat Polymarket as quantifiable prediction-market sentiment and event-probability evidence only; it is not an equity quote or primary-source fact.
 - `market read-url` is a text extraction fallback, not a real browser. For dynamic, login-gated, screenshot-sensitive, or noisy pages, use an available browser tool such as agent-browser or opencli.
 - JSON output preserves structured fields for downstream computation. Human output is for quick inspection.
+- Use `skills get profile` before touching signed account, order, transfer, futures state, risk, or audit commands.

package/skill-data/core/references/command-map.md

@@ -126,6 +126,4 @@ Transfer history reads Binance SAPI live account data and requires a reviewed li
 
 The CLI respects `--proxy`, `AGENT_FINANCE_PROXY`, and standard proxy environment variables. It does not hardcode a local proxy.
 
-Polymarket uses the official SDK by default. When `--proxy` or `--no-proxy` is explicit, it uses public REST fallback through the CLI HTTP stack so those network controls are honored.
-
 `market read-url` is a text extraction fallback. For dynamic, login-gated, screenshot-sensitive, or noisy pages, open the original page with an available real browser tool such as agent-browser or opencli.

package/skill-data/crypto/SKILL.md

@@ -56,12 +56,9 @@ agent-finance market crypto stream BTCUSDT --instrument swap --kind mark-price -
 - Use capability-first crypto commands for all normal work; provider eligibility is determined by capability plus `--instrument`.
 - Binance, Coinbase, OKX, and CoinGecko are tier-1 no-key crypto providers in this CLI, but they answer different questions.
 - Binance/OKX are stronger for exchange microstructure and derivatives evidence. Coinbase is a spot exchange cross-check. CoinGecko is stronger for aggregate breadth, trending, metadata, and exchange discovery.
-- Binance integration uses self-maintained clients for official public REST and WebSocket paths; do not add the generated Binance SDK unless a future version proves cleaner than these local abstractions.
-- Spot WebSocket uses Binance's market-data-only `data-stream.binance.vision` endpoint because this CLI only needs public market data.
-- USD-M Futures WebSocket routes streams through Binance's current `/market/ws` and `/public/ws` paths; do not route futures streams through the legacy root `/ws` path.
 - Prefer `market crypto snapshot` for current observable market state.
 - Prefer `market crypto sentiment` for futures leverage, funding, open interest, long/short, taker flow, and basis.
-- Prefer `market crypto quote/book/trades/candles/funding/open-interest/discover --json` when an Agent needs provider evidence for reasoning.
+- Prefer `market crypto quote/book/trades/candles/funding/open-interest/discover --json` for provider evidence in downstream reasoning.
 - Use `--json` for downstream computation and `--raw` when auditing provider payloads.
 - The `market crypto` command surface is read-only market data. Signed Binance account/order/transfer/futures-state workflows live under `account`, `order`, `transfer`, `state`, `risk`, `audit`, and the `profile` skill.
 - Crypto trades 24/7; do not apply equity regular/pre/post/overnight session assumptions.

package/skill-data/prediction-markets/SKILL.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ description: Use Polymarket prediction-market data as quantifiable sentiment and
 
 # agent-finance prediction-markets skill
 
-Use this skill when an AI Agent needs prediction-market sentiment, event probabilities, or "what capital is pricing in" for a public event.
+Use this skill for prediction-market sentiment, event probabilities, or "what capital is pricing in" for a public event.
 
 ## Commands
 
@@ -48,5 +48,4 @@ agent-finance market polymarket market MARKET_ID_OR_SLUG --limit 20 --refresh
 
 - This CLI is read-only for Polymarket.
 - It does not accept private keys, derive API keys, place orders, cancel orders, or manage Polymarket positions.
-- Default transport uses the official SDK. Explicit `--proxy` or `--no-proxy` uses public REST fallback through the CLI HTTP stack so those network controls are honored.
 - Holder data is reported as preview rows returned by the API limit, not as a total holder count.

package/skill-data/profile/SKILL.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ---
 name: profile
-description: Configure agent-finance trading profiles, Binance HMAC env references, risk policy, intent-first live writes, audit logs, and safe AI Agent workflows.
+description: Configure agent-finance trading profiles, Binance HMAC env references, risk policy, intent-first live writes, audit logs, and guarded signed workflows.
 ---
 
 # agent-finance profile skill
@@ -133,71 +133,6 @@ agent-finance audit tail --limit 20
 agent-finance audit export --json
 ```
 
-## Gated Smoke Tests
-
-These checks are for maintainers and AI Agents validating signed Binance workflows.
-They require exported `BINANCE_API_KEY` and `BINANCE_PRIVATE_KEY`; the test profiles store only env var names.
-
-Live read-only signed smoke, no orders or transfers:
-
-```bash
-AGENT_FINANCE_LIVE_BINANCE_SIGNED=1 cargo test --test binance_live binance_live_signed_read_only_surface_is_usable -- --ignored --exact --nocapture
-```
-
-Testnet signed order-test smoke, uses Binance test endpoints and does not place a live order:
-
-```bash
-AGENT_FINANCE_TESTNET_BINANCE_SIGNED=1 cargo test --test binance_live binance_testnet_signed_order_test_surface_is_usable -- --ignored --exact --nocapture
-```
-
-Testnet order-flow smoke places a Binance testnet spot `LIMIT_MAKER` order, checks open orders and order query, then cancels it.
-It uses the Binance testnet environment and skips live SAPI permission probing; it does not touch live Binance funds, but it still requires testnet credentials, explicit ACK, a deliberately post-only order, and enough testnet balance.
-If the testnet price would take liquidity, Binance should reject the `LIMIT_MAKER` submit and the smoke fails before open/query/cancel assertions:
-
-```bash
-AGENT_FINANCE_TESTNET_BINANCE_ORDER_FLOW=1 \
-AGENT_FINANCE_TESTNET_BINANCE_ORDER_FLOW_ACK=I_UNDERSTAND_THIS_PLACES_A_TESTNET_ORDER \
-AGENT_FINANCE_TESTNET_BINANCE_ORDER_SYMBOL=BTCUSDT \
-AGENT_FINANCE_TESTNET_BINANCE_ORDER_SIDE=buy \
-AGENT_FINANCE_TESTNET_BINANCE_ORDER_QUANTITY=0.0004 \
-AGENT_FINANCE_TESTNET_BINANCE_ORDER_PRICE=30000 \
-AGENT_FINANCE_TESTNET_BINANCE_ORDER_MAX_NOTIONAL_USDT=15 \
-cargo test --test binance_live_write binance_testnet_order_open_query_cancel_flow_is_usable -- --ignored --exact --nocapture
-```
-
-Live place-and-cancel smoke places a real Binance spot `LIMIT_MAKER` post-only order and then cancels it.
-The test also reads the live Binance order book and fails before submit unless buy price is below best bid or sell price is above best ask.
-Use only with a deliberately non-marketable tiny order that still satisfies Binance min-notional filters; do not fix min-notional failures by making the price marketable.
-Prefer a liquid low-notional symbol such as `DOGEUSDT` when the account only has a few USDT. Compute the smoke price from the live book and keep buy orders at least 3% below best bid, or sell orders at least 3% above best ask. After the smoke, query open orders and balances to confirm no order or locked balance remains.
-Binance cancel responses may identify the original order with `origClientOrderId`; `clientOrderId` can refer to the cancel request itself.
-Set `AGENT_FINANCE_LIVE_BINANCE_SMOKE_DATA_HOME` to a persistent local directory so audit events and daily live notional limits survive between smoke runs.
-
-```bash
-AGENT_FINANCE_LIVE_BINANCE_PLACE_AND_CANCEL_ORDER=1 \
-AGENT_FINANCE_LIVE_BINANCE_WRITE_ACK=I_UNDERSTAND_THIS_PLACES_A_LIVE_ORDER \
-AGENT_FINANCE_LIVE_BINANCE_SMOKE_DATA_HOME=$HOME/.local/state/agent-finance-live-smoke \
-AGENT_FINANCE_LIVE_BINANCE_ORDER_SYMBOL=DOGEUSDT \
-AGENT_FINANCE_LIVE_BINANCE_ORDER_MARKET=spot \
-AGENT_FINANCE_LIVE_BINANCE_ORDER_SIDE=buy \
-AGENT_FINANCE_LIVE_BINANCE_ORDER_QUANTITY=15 \
-AGENT_FINANCE_LIVE_BINANCE_ORDER_PRICE=0.07638 \
-AGENT_FINANCE_LIVE_BINANCE_ORDER_MAX_NOTIONAL_USDT=5 \
-cargo test --test binance_live_write binance_live_order_cancel_smoke_is_usable -- --ignored --exact --nocapture
-```
-
-Live transfer smoke moves real funds between Spot and USD-M. Run it only with a tiny amount and an explicit direction:
-
-```bash
-AGENT_FINANCE_LIVE_BINANCE_TRANSFERS=1 \
-AGENT_FINANCE_LIVE_BINANCE_TRANSFER_ACK=I_UNDERSTAND_THIS_MOVES_FUNDS \
-AGENT_FINANCE_LIVE_BINANCE_SMOKE_DATA_HOME=$HOME/.local/state/agent-finance-live-smoke \
-AGENT_FINANCE_LIVE_BINANCE_TRANSFER_ASSET=USDT \
-AGENT_FINANCE_LIVE_BINANCE_TRANSFER_DIRECTION=spot-to-usds-futures \
-AGENT_FINANCE_LIVE_BINANCE_TRANSFER_AMOUNT=0.1 \
-AGENT_FINANCE_LIVE_BINANCE_TRANSFER_MAX_AMOUNT=0.1 \
-cargo test --test binance_live_write binance_live_transfer_smoke_is_usable -- --ignored --exact --nocapture
-```
-
 ## Guardrails
 
 - Never put API secrets in TOML, Markdown, command history, audit logs, or prompts.

package/skill-data/providers/SKILL.md

@@ -25,7 +25,6 @@ agent-finance market providers --json
 - Stooq live can provide no-key daily/weekly/monthly history; intraday bulk data requires explicit imported ZIP cache.
 - Crypto: use capability-first commands such as `market crypto quote/book/trades/candles/funding/open-interest/discover`, then force `--provider binance|coinbase|okx|coingecko` only when cross-checking or auditing.
 - Binance Spot and USD-M Futures are tier-1 crypto market-data providers. Use `agent-finance skills get crypto`.
-- Binance uses local clients against official public REST/WebSocket paths, not the generated Binance SDK.
 - Binance USD-M futures / TradFi perps are derivative instruments and proxy price-discovery sources, not legal equity.
 - Coinbase is a spot exchange cross-check for products, tickers, stats, books, trades, candles, and volume summary.
 - OKX is a spot/derivatives exchange cross-check for instruments, tickers, books, trades, candles, funding, mark price, and open interest.
@@ -34,4 +33,4 @@ agent-finance market providers --json
 
 ## Browser Boundary
 
-The CLI uses HTTP requests with browser-like TLS behavior where possible, but it is not a full browser. Dynamic, login-gated, screenshot-sensitive, or noisy pages require a real browser tool. Polymarket uses the official SDK by default; explicit `--proxy` or `--no-proxy` uses public REST fallback through the CLI HTTP stack.
+The CLI can read many public HTTP sources, but it is not a full browser. Dynamic, login-gated, screenshot-sensitive, or noisy pages require a real browser tool.