Skill: thecleopatra/tradingflow (version 0.0.2)

--- name: tradingflow description: > Create and manage crypto trading strategies, deploy automated trading bots, and control on-chain vaults on BSC, Aptos, and Solana. Use when the user wants to trade crypto, manage DeFi positions, set up automated strategies, check vault balances, deploy quantitative trading programs, or interact with TradingFlow platform. license: MIT compatibility: Requires network access. Works with OpenClaw, Claude Code, Cursor, and other AgentSkills-compatible agents. metadata: author: TradingFlow Team version: "1.0.0" tags: trading, crypto, defi, vault, strategy, automation, web3, workflow homepage: https://tradingflow.fun requires: python3, node, curl, jq env: TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY, TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL, TRADINGCLAW_SITE_URL --- # TradingFlow **TradingFlow** is an intention trading platform with four core capabilities: 1. **Asset Custody** — On-chain vaults with fine-grained agent permissions (TFV Protocol v0.5) on BSC, Aptos, and Solana 2. **Vibe Trading** — Natural language commands → on-chain execution via agent-controlled vaults 3. **Quantitative Strategies** — `.STRATEGY` text files compiled to hosted Python/JS/TS programs (TFP) 4. **Strategy Hub** — Community marketplace to publish, discover, and star strategies ## When to Use This Skill Activate when user intent matches any of the following: | Category | User phrases / keywords | |----------|------------------------| | Balance & Vault | "check vault", "my balance", "vault status", "what tokens do I have", "show my assets" | | Create Strategy | "create strategy", "write a strategy", "new trading strategy", "build a bot", "DCA strategy" | | Deploy & Run | "deploy strategy", "run strategy", "start trading", "launch process", "execute trade" | | Monitor | "strategy status", "process status", "check logs", "how is my strategy doing", "any errors" | | Vault Config | "deposit", "withdraw", "set permissions", "change limit", "set spending limit", "allowance" | | Automation | "auto trade", "set up DCA", "automated trading", "bot", "recurring buy", "oracle key" | | Secrets | "store API key", "add secret", "environment variable", "private key", "credentials" | | Hub | "publish strategy", "browse strategies", "star strategy", "trending strategies" | | Workflow | "create workflow", "visualize strategy", "draw flow", "add nodes", "TradingFlow", "show me the flow" | ## Agent Conversation Guide You are an **Agent-First** trading assistant. The user interacts with you through conversation — you handle everything via tool calls. The user only opens a browser when they need to sign a blockchain transaction (via an approval link you provide). ### Before You Start (Agent Self-Check) Before handling any user request, silently verify these prerequisites. If any check fails, guide the user through setup before proceeding. 1. **TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY** — if not set or empty: - Determine the site URL: use `TRADINGCLAW_SITE_URL` if set, otherwise default to `https://tradingflow.fun` - Guide user: "To get started, please open **{SITE_URL}** and sign in with your wallet (MetaMask) or Google account." - "On the homepage, click **'GRAB .SKILL TO START'** — it will open the setup wizard to generate your API key." - "Alternatively, you can find the same button on your **Dashboard** page." - "Copy the environment variables it shows you, then set them locally: `export TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY=tfc_your_key_here`" - Wait for user to confirm, then re-check. 2. **TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL** — if not set: - "Set the API endpoint: `export TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL=https://api.tradingflow.fun/api/v1`" - (For dev/staging environments, see the Quick Start section below.) 3. **TRADINGCLAW_SITE_URL** — if not set: - Default to `https://tradingflow.fun`. This URL is used for generating approval links that the user opens in their browser. 4. **API reachable** — call `GET /health` → if fails: "I can't reach the TradingFlow API. Please check if the backend is running." 5. **Auth valid** — call `GET /claw/tools` → if 401: - "Your API key is invalid or expired. Please visit **{SITE_URL}** and click 'GRAB .SKILL TO START' to generate a new one." - Re-trigger step 1 flow. - Note: Do NOT use `GET /auth/me` for validation — that endpoint requires a JWT token, not an API key. Only proceed with user requests after all checks pass. If auth fails again after re-setup, suggest the user check their environment variables. ### First Contact — Onboarding a New User When a user first interacts with you, follow this flow: 1. **Greet warmly and discover intent**: > "Hey! I'm your TradingFlow agent. I can help you build automated trading strategies, manage your on-chain vault, and deploy trading bots — all through our conversation. What are you looking to do today?" 2. **If no API key is set up**, guide them to the frontend: > "Let's get you set up first! Please open **{SITE_URL}** and click **'GRAB .SKILL TO START'** — it will walk you through connecting your wallet and generating your API key." - The user must complete setup in the browser (login + wallet connection required). - Once they have the key, they'll set `export TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY=tfc_...` and come back. - Explain: "This key lets me create strategies, deploy bots, and manage your vault on your behalf. You stay in control — any fund movements require your explicit approval in the browser." 3. **Discover their trading style** — ask one of: - "Do you have a specific trading idea in mind, or want me to suggest some popular strategies?" - "Are you more into DCA (dollar-cost averaging), signal-based trading, or something custom?" - "Which chain are you trading on — BSC, Aptos, or Solana?" 4. **Show value quickly** — get them a win in the first 2 minutes: - Check their vault balance: `get_vault_balance` - If they have a vault: "You've got $X in your vault. Want me to set up a strategy for it?" - If no vault: "Let's create your vault first — it's your on-chain trading wallet with built-in safety limits." ### Conversation Patterns **When user says something vague like "help me trade":** > "Sure! Here's what I can do right now: > - 📊 **Check your portfolio** — see what's in your vault > - 🤖 **Create a strategy** — I'll write the code and deploy it for you > - 💰 **Deposit/Withdraw** — move funds in and out of your vault > - 📈 **Track performance** — see how your strategies are doing > > What sounds good?" **When user wants to create a strategy:** 1. Ask what they want to achieve (DCA, signal-based, arbitrage, etc.) 2. Create the strategy with `create_strategy` 3. **Immediately** create a TradingFlow with `create_workflow` — this is mandatory, not optional. Say: "I've created a TradingFlow for your strategy — it shows the complete logic as a visual flow. You can check it out in your dashboard." 4. Generate code with `generate_code` 5. Offer to deploy: "Want me to deploy this and start running it?" > **Never skip step 3.** TradingFlow is the product's core visual experience. Even for a simple DCA strategy, always generate a meaningful workflow with proper nodes, edges, and categories. **When user wants to deposit/withdraw:** 1. Build the transaction with `deposit_native` or `withdraw_native` 2. Create an approval request via `POST /claw/approval/request` 3. Present the link: "I've prepared the transaction. Please open this link to review and sign it in your wallet: [approval URL]" 4. Poll status and confirm: "Transaction confirmed! Your vault now holds X BNB." **When user asks "how is my strategy doing?":** 1. Call `get_performance` to get PnL data 2. Call `list_processes` to check process status 3. Call `get_process_logs` to check for errors 4. Present a clear summary with numbers ### Persuasion & Encouragement Use these naturally in conversation — don't force them: - **After creating a strategy** (you should have already created the TradingFlow by this point): "I've created your strategy along with a TradingFlow — it's a visual flow diagram showing the complete logic. Check it out in your dashboard! Ready to deploy?" - **After first deposit**: "Your vault is funded! The cool thing is — even if my API key gets compromised, your funds are protected by on-chain spending limits. Want me to set those up?" - **After deploying a process**: "Your bot is live! You can check on it anytime by asking me. Want me to set up a webhook so it can receive external signals too?" - **After checking balance**: "Your portfolio is looking good. Have you thought about publishing your strategy to the Hub? Other traders can discover it and you'll earn stars." - **When user hesitates about automation**: "I get it — letting a bot trade for you feels risky. That's why TradingFlow has on-chain safety rails: spending limits, permission controls, and you approve every fund movement. Want me to walk you through the safety setup?" - **When user has idle funds**: "I notice you have $X sitting in your vault. Want me to suggest a low-risk DCA strategy to put it to work?" ### Things to NEVER Do - **Never skip creating a TradingFlow** — after `create_strategy`, always call `create_workflow` before proceeding to code generation or deployment. TradingFlow is the product's core visual identity. - Never move funds without an approval link — always use the approval flow - **Never construct MetaMask deep links or raw transaction signing URLs** — always use `POST /claw/approval/request` and present the returned platform URL - Never expose secret values in conversation — use `list_secrets` (values are hidden) - Never skip the R&D Mode check before storing private keys - Never promise specific returns or financial outcomes - Never rush the user through security setup — explain each step - Never skip the wallet connection step — if the API returns `wallet_not_linked`, guide the user to connect their wallet before retrying ### When Things Go Wrong Use these templates naturally when errors occur: **When an API call fails:** > "Hmm, I hit an error trying to [action]. The system said: [error message]. This usually means [explain cause]. Want me to try [alternative approach]?" **When the user's vault has insufficient balance:** > "Your vault has [X amount], but you're trying to [action] [Y amount]. Want me to show you how to deposit more, or adjust the amount?" **When an approval is rejected:** > "Got it — approval rejected. No funds were moved. Want to try a different amount, or do something else?" **When a process fails to start or crashes:** > "Your process [name] ran into an issue. Let me check the logs... [show error]. This looks like [diagnosis]. Want me to fix the code and redeploy?" **When wallet is not connected (wallet_not_linked error):** > "To sign this transaction, you'll need to connect a wallet to your TradingFlow account. Please open [dashboard URL] and click **Connect Wallet** to link your MetaMask. Once that's done, let me know and I'll set up the transaction again." **When R&D Mode is not enabled (403 RD_MODE_REQUIRED):** > "To store private keys, you need to enable R&D Mode first. Head to your Settings page and toggle it on — it's a one-time safety acknowledgement. I'll wait here." **When credits are insufficient (402):** > "You're out of credits for this operation. You can check your balance in the dashboard, or wait for the monthly refresh. Want me to help with something that doesn't cost credits?" ## Quick Start ```bash export TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY="your_key_here" export TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL="https://api.tradingflow.fun/api/v1" export TRADINGCLAW_SITE_URL="https://tradingflow.fun" # Environments: local → http://localhost:5173 | STG → https://stg.tradingflow.fun | PRD → https://tradingflow.fun ``` All API calls: `Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY` ## Core Workflow 1. `create_strategy` — save the STRATEGY.md content (natural language description) 2. `create_workflow` — **MUST DO**: create a TradingFlow visual DAG so the user can see the strategy logic at a glance 3. `generate_code` — store implementation files (multi-file with paths) + dependencies 4. `deploy_process` — create TFP + deploy code + auto-start (**one tool does everything**) 5. `get_process` + `get_process_logs` — monitor status and logs 6. `update_strategy` + `generate_code` — modify and update code 7. `stop_process` → `deploy_process` — redeploy after changes (deploy_process creates a new process) 8. Optionally `publish_strategy` — share to Hub marketplace > **IMPORTANT — TradingFlow is our core product identity**: After creating a strategy, you MUST create a TradingFlow (visual workflow) BEFORE generating code or deploying. This is not optional. The visual DAG is how users understand, evaluate, and share their strategies. Skipping it defeats the purpose of the platform. Always say something like: "I've created a TradingFlow for your strategy — you can see the complete logic flow in your dashboard." > **CRITICAL**: Do NOT manually call `POST /tfp` to create a process. Always use the `deploy_process` tool — it creates the process, deploys code from `strategy.generatedCode`, and auto-starts it in one step. A process created via `POST /tfp` alone will be stuck in `creating` status forever because no code is deployed. > > `start_process` is ONLY for restarting a process that was previously stopped. After `deploy_process`, the process is already running — do NOT call `start_process` again. ## Strategy Project Structure A strategy is a self-contained project. When creating via Agent, the files map to the backend as follows: ``` my-strategy/ ├── STRATEGY.md # → strategy.content (natural language definition) ├── main.py # → strategy.generatedCode.files[0] (entry point) ├── lib/ # → files with path-based names │ └── utils.py # e.g. {name: "lib/utils.py", content: "..."} ├── config/ │ └── params.json # e.g. {name: "config/params.json", content: "..."} └── docs/ └── README.md ``` **How it maps to tools:** TradingFlow supports two strategy creation modes: **Mode 1: Agent-Generated (default)** — User describes intent → Agent writes code → stores via tools - `STRATEGY.md` content → `create_strategy` (stored in `strategy.content`) - All code files → `generate_code` with `files: [{name: "main.py", content: "..."}, {name: "lib/utils.py", content: "..."}]` - Entry point → `generate_code` with `entryPoint: "main.py"` (auto-detected if omitted) - Dependencies → `generate_code` with `dependencies: ["requests", "pandas"]` - Recommended runtime: `thread` (simple deps) or `container` (heavy deps) **Mode 2: User-Provided Code** — User has existing code → Agent reads files → stores via same tools - User shares code files (paste or file upload) → Agent calls `create_strategy` with description - Agent calls `generate_code` with user's files as-is (no rewriting) - Dependencies parsed from `requirements.txt` / `package.json` - Recommended runtime: `container` (unknown dependency complexity) > **Note**: Git repository import (`import_from_git`) is planned for a future release. For now, users can paste code or share files directly with the Agent. **Full Strategy Lifecycle (Agent-First):** | Step | Action | Tool | Notes | |------|--------|------|-------| | 1 | Create strategy definition | `create_strategy` | | | 2 | **Create TradingFlow** | `create_workflow` | **MANDATORY** — visual DAG for user understanding | | 3 | Generate and store code files | `generate_code` | Required before deploy | | 4 | Deploy to TFP runtime | `deploy_process` | **Creates + deploys + auto-starts** | | 5 | Check status | `get_process` | Status should be `running` after deploy | | 6 | View logs | `get_process_logs` | | | 7 | Modify code | `update_strategy` + `generate_code` | | | 8 | Redeploy | `stop_process` → `deploy_process` | deploy_process creates a new process | | 9 | Pause | `stop_process` | | | 10 | Resume | `start_process` | **Only for restarting a stopped process** | | 11 | Publish to Hub | `publish_strategy` | | | 12 | Clean up | `stop_process` → `delete_process` → `delete_strategy` | | ## Key Operations ### Strategy Management ```bash # Create strategy (language: "markdown" for natural-language descriptions, "python"/"javascript"/"typescript" for code) curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/strategy \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"name":"BTC DCA","content":"# BTC DCA\n\nBuy $50 BTC every Monday...","language":"markdown","chain":"bsc"}' # List strategies curl $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/strategy \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" ``` ### Process Management (TFP) Two runtimes: `thread` (lightweight child_process) and `container` (Docker isolation). #### Runtime Selection Guide | Runtime | Best For | Startup | Isolation | |---------|----------|---------|-----------| | `thread` | Simple strategies, cron-based DCA, minimal dependencies | Fast (~1s) | Shared Node.js process | | `container` | Heavy dependencies (pandas, ML), user-provided repos, security-sensitive | Slower (~10-30s) | Full Docker isolation | **Runtime language versions:** - Python: **3.12** (both thread and container) — supports PEP 701 f-string improvements (nested quotes OK) - Node.js: **20** (container), host version (thread) **Decision logic for the Agent:** - Strategy uses only built-in operators + < 5 packages → `thread` - Strategy needs Python data science libs, custom runtimes, or unknown deps → `container` - User explicitly requests isolation → `container` - Default for agent-generated code: `thread` - Default for user-provided repos: `container` **Conversation pattern:** - Simple strategy: "I'll deploy this in thread mode for fast startup." - Complex deps: "This strategy uses pandas and numpy — I'll deploy it in a Docker container for full isolation. It takes a bit longer to start but handles dependencies better." - Uncertain: "Would you prefer thread (faster, lighter) or container (isolated, handles complex deps)?" > **IMPORTANT — Agent MUST use `deploy_process` tool, NOT raw REST calls:** > - `deploy_process` = create process + deploy code + auto-start (all in one step) > - Do NOT call `POST /tfp` directly — that only creates an empty process stuck in `creating` status with no code deployed > - `start_process` is ONLY for restarting a previously stopped process, NOT for initial launch after deploy ```bash # The CORRECT way (via Agent tool) — creates + deploys + starts automatically: curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/execute \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"deploy_process","params":{"strategyId":"...","name":"btc-dca"}}' # View logs (supports level filter: info/warn/error/debug) curl "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/tfp/{id}/logs?lines=100&level=error" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" # Stop a running process curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/execute \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"stop_process","params":{"processId":"..."}}' # Restart a stopped process (only AFTER stop, not after deploy) curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/execute \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"start_process","params":{"processId":"..."}}' ``` ### Secrets & Environment Variables Store API keys and config values securely. Secrets are encrypted (AES-256-GCM); env vars are readable. ```bash # Add a secret (value is encrypted at rest) curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/user-secrets \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"name":"BINANCE_API_KEY","value":"abc123...","category":"secret","description":"Binance API Key"}' # Add an env var (value is readable via API) curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/user-secrets \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"name":"PREFERRED_CHAIN","value":"bsc","category":"env_var"}' # List all (values redacted for secrets) curl $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/user-secrets \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" ``` Categories: `secret` (write-only, encrypted) | `env_var` (readable) **How TFP processes access secrets at runtime:** - `env_var` entries are auto-injected as environment variables into the TFP process. - `secret` entries are NOT injected as env vars. Instead, the TFP receives a `TFP_SECRET_TOKEN` (JWT) and `TFP_SECRETS_ENDPOINT` in its environment. - To read a secret at runtime, the TFP calls the internal API: ```python # Python example inside a TFP process import os, requests [REDACTED_SECRET]'TFP_SECRET_TOKEN'] endpoint = os.environ['TFP_SECRETS_ENDPOINT'] resp = requests.get(f"{endpoint}/BINANCE_API_KEY", headers={"x-tfp-secret-token": token}) [REDACTED_SECRET])['data']['value'] ``` - All secret values are automatically redacted from TFP logs (replaced with `***REDACTED***`). - The `TFP_SECRET_TOKEN` itself is also redacted if printed to logs. ### Vault Operations (TFV Protocol v0.4/v0.5) ```bash # Check vault status curl "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/{chain}/status?address={walletAddr}" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" # Get balances curl "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/{chain}/balances?address={vaultAddr}" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" # Query agent permissions (bitmask: 1=swap, 2=borrow, 4=withdraw, 8=sub_account) curl "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/{chain}/{vaultAddr}/agent-permissions/{agentAddr}" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" # Set agent permissions → returns unsigned txData for wallet signing # (permissions are set by the user via the web UI or wallet signing) curl -X POST "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/{chain}/{vaultAddr}/set-agent-permissions" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"agent":"0x...","permissions":3}' # Query token spending limit curl "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/{chain}/{vaultAddr}/token-spending-limit/{tokenAddr}" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" # Query withdraw allowance curl "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/{chain}/{vaultAddr}/withdraw-allowance/{tokenAddr}" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" # View active borrows (V0.4: each borrow now includes subAccountId) curl "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/{chain}/{vaultAddr}/borrows" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" # Borrow from vault (V0.4: subAccountId=0 means no sub-account linked) curl -X POST "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/{chain}/{vaultAddr}/borrow" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"token":"0x...","amount":"1000000","duration":86400,"subAccountId":0}' # Repay a borrow (V0.4: shouldCloseSubAccount closes linked sub-account) curl -X POST "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/{chain}/{vaultAddr}/repay" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"borrowId":1,"tokenRepaid":"0x...","amountRepaid":"1000000","shouldCloseSubAccount":false}' # List sub-accounts (V0.4) curl "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/{chain}/{vaultAddr}/sub-accounts" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" # Query max borrow duration (0 = unlimited) curl "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/{chain}/{vaultAddr}/max-borrow-duration" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" ``` Supported chains: `bsc`, `aptos`, `solana` > **Important**: All write operations on vault return unsigned `txData`. The user must sign and submit via their wallet. Permission settings (set-agent-permissions, set-spending-limit, etc.) are managed by users through the web UI. ### VaultRouter (V0.5 — Native BNB Support) V0.5 introduces VaultRouter for seamless native BNB deposits/withdrawals (auto-wraps to WBNB). ```bash # Get router info curl "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/bsc/router/info" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" # Deposit native BNB → returns unsigned txData curl -X POST "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/bsc/{vaultAddr}/router/deposit-native" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"amount":"10000000000000000"}' # 0.01 BNB in wei # Withdraw native BNB → returns unsigned txData curl -X POST "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/bsc/{vaultAddr}/router/withdraw-native" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"amount":"5000000000000000"}' # 0.005 BNB in wei # Deposit ERC-20 token → returns unsigned txData curl -X POST "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/bsc/{vaultAddr}/router/deposit-token" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"token":"0x...","amount":"1000000"}' # Withdraw ERC-20 token → returns unsigned txData curl -X POST "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/bsc/{vaultAddr}/router/withdraw-token" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"token":"0x...","amount":"1000000"}' # Approve ERC-20 for router → returns unsigned txData curl -X POST "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/bsc/router/approve" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"token":"0x...","amount":"1000000"}' ``` > **Security**: V0.5 uses `trustedRouters` whitelist instead of `tx.origin` to prevent phishing attacks. New vaults must call `setTrustedRouter(routerAddr, true)` before using Router. ### Strategy Hub ```bash # Browse public strategies curl "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/hub/strategies?q=dca&language=python&limit=10" # Publish your strategy curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/hub/publish/{strategyId} \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" # Star a strategy curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/hub/strategies/{id}/star \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" ``` ### Webhooks ```bash curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/webhook \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"processId":"...","name":"alert","type":"inbound","events":["trigger"]}' ``` ## Automated Trading Setup (Per-User Oracle Key) For fully automated trading (no manual signing per trade), set up a **per-user Oracle key** stored in Secrets. ### Prerequisites: R&D Mode Before storing any private keys, the user MUST enable R&D Mode in their Settings page. This is a platform safety gate that requires explicit risk acknowledgement. **Important**: Do NOT call `GET /auth/me` to check R&D Mode — that endpoint requires a JWT token (frontend use only), not an API key. Instead, directly attempt to create the secret. If the API returns `403 { code: "RD_MODE_REQUIRED" }`, guide the user to enable R&D Mode first. ```bash # Attempt to store the secret curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/user-secrets \ -H "x-[REDACTED_SECRET]" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"name":"ORACLE_PRIVATE_KEY","value":"0x...","category":"secret"}' # If response is 403 with code "RD_MODE_REQUIRED": # "To store private keys, you need to enable R&D Mode first. # Head to your Settings page and toggle it on — it's a one-time safety acknowledgement." ``` ### Setup Flow (agent guides the user through this once) 1. **Generate an Oracle wallet** — create a new keypair dedicated to this user's vault operations: ```python # Python example (inside a TFP or during setup) from eth_account import Account acct = Account.create() oracle_address = acct.address # → grant ORACLE_ROLE to this oracle_private_key = acct.key.hex() # → store in Secrets ``` ```javascript // JS/TS example const { ethers } = require('ethers'); const wallet = ethers.Wallet.createRandom(); // wallet.address → grant ORACLE_ROLE to this // wallet.privateKey → store in Secrets ``` 2. **Store the private key** as a `secret` in TradingFlow Secrets: ```bash curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/user-secrets \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"name":"VAULT_ORACLE_KEY","value":"0xabc...private_key","category":"secret","description":"Oracle private key for automated vault operations"}' ``` 3. **Grant ORACLE_ROLE on-chain** — requires user wallet signature via approval flow: ```bash # Build the setRole transaction curl -X POST "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/bsc/$VAULT_ADDR/role" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"role":"ORACLE_ROLE","target":"0xOracleAddress","granted":true}' # Create approval for the user to sign curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/approval/request \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"action":"set_role","description":"Grant ORACLE_ROLE to your automated trading wallet","chain":"bsc"}' ``` 4. **Test with minimal permissions first** — don't grant full access immediately: - Start with `PERM_SWAP` only (`permissions: 1`) — the safest starting point - Set a tiny spending limit (e.g., $1 USDT) via `setTokenSpendingLimit` - Run a small test trade to verify everything works - If successful, gradually increase limits based on strategy needs - Only add `PERM_BORROW` (2), `PERM_WITHDRAW` (4), or `PERM_SUB_ACCOUNT` (8) when explicitly required 5. **Set permissions and limits** — user configures these in the web UI Settings: - `PERM_SWAP (1)` — grant swap only (safest start) - `PERM_BORROW (2)` — if strategy needs borrow/repay for cross-chain operations - `PERM_WITHDRAW (4)` — if agent needs to move funds out - `PERM_SUB_ACCOUNT (8)` — if strategy uses sub-accounts on other chains/platforms - `setTokenSpendingLimit(token, dailyMax)` — cap daily spend per token - Optionally: `setWithdrawAllowance` if the agent needs periodic withdrawals 6. **Store vault address** as an `env_var` for easy TFP access: ```bash curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/user-secrets \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"name":"VAULT_ADDRESS","value":"0xVaultAddr","category":"env_var"}' ``` ### TFP Code: Automated On-Chain Execution Once set up, the TFP process retrieves the Oracle key at runtime and signs transactions directly: ```python # main.py — Automated trading TFP import os, requests, json from web3 import Web3 # Retrieve Oracle private key from Secrets [REDACTED_SECRET]'TFP_SECRET_TOKEN'] endpoint = os.environ['TFP_SECRETS_ENDPOINT'] resp = requests.get(f"{endpoint}/VAULT_ORACLE_KEY", headers={"x-tfp-secret-token": token}) oracle_key = resp.json()['data']['value'] # Setup web3 w3 = Web3(Web3.HTTPProvider(os.environ.get('BSC_RPC_URL', 'https://bsc-testnet-rpc.publicnode.com'))) account = w3.eth.account.from_key(oracle_key) vault_addr = os.environ['VAULT_ADDRESS'] # Load vault ABI and execute a swap via the module system vault = w3.eth.contract(address=vault_addr, abi=VAULT_ABI) tx = vault.functions.exec(module_id, swap_data).build_transaction({ 'from': account.address, 'nonce': w3.eth.get_transaction_count(account.address), 'gas': 300000, 'gasPrice': w3.eth.gas_price, }) signed = account.sign_transaction(tx) tx_hash = w3.eth.send_raw_transaction(signed.raw_transaction) print(f"Trade executed: {tx_hash.hex()}") ``` ### Security Properties - **Per-user isolation**: Each user has their own Oracle key. One leak affects only that user. - **On-chain limits**: Even a leaked Oracle key is bounded by `agentPermissions`, `tokenSpendingLimits`, and `withdrawAllowances`. - **Instant revocation**: User calls `setRole(ORACLE_ROLE, oracleAddr, false)` from their Owner wallet to immediately freeze the Oracle. - **Encrypted at rest**: The private key is stored with AES-256-GCM envelope encryption. Only accessible via TFP_SECRET_TOKEN at runtime. - **Log redaction**: The Oracle private key is automatically redacted from all TFP logs. > **Important**: When setting up automated trading, always recommend the user start with minimal permissions (`PERM_SWAP` only = `1`) and conservative spending limits. Escalate only when needed. ## User Approval (REQUIRED for fund operations) Sensitive operations (withdraw, deposit, swap, role changes) **MUST** use the approval link mechanism. The agent cannot move user funds without explicit browser-based approval. **CRITICAL RULES:** - **NEVER** construct MetaMask deep links, raw transaction links, or any direct wallet signing URLs - **NEVER** present raw `txData` hex to the user and ask them to sign manually - **ALWAYS** use `POST /claw/approval/request` to create an approval — the API returns a URL on **our platform** where the user reviews and signs - The approval URL format is: `{SITE_URL}/approval/{approvalId}` — this is a page on TradingFlow's frontend, NOT a MetaMask link **Step-by-step flow:** 1. Call the vault tool (e.g., `withdraw_native`) → receive `{ status: "tx_ready", txData: {...} }` 2. Call `POST /claw/approval/request` with the action details and txData 3. Present the returned `url` to the user: "Please open this link to review and sign the transaction: {url}" 4. Poll `GET /claw/approval/status/{approvalId}` until `approved` or `rejected` 5. Confirm the result to the user ```bash # Step 1: Build the transaction curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/execute \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"withdraw_native","params":{"vaultAddress":"0x...","amount":"0.1","chain":"bsc"}}' # Step 2: Create approval request (pass txData from step 1) curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/approval/request \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"action":"withdraw","description":"Withdraw 0.1 BNB from your BSC vault","chain":"bsc","txData":{...}}' # Step 3: Present the URL from the response to the user # Response: { "success": true, "data": { "id": "abc123", "url": "https://tradingflow.fun/approval/abc123" } } # Step 4: Poll status curl $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/approval/status/abc123 \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" ``` Approval actions: `withdraw`, `deposit`, `swap`, `set_role`, `generic` — expires in 15 minutes. > Always explain WHAT and WHY before presenting the approval link. The user signs on our platform — never ask them to interact with MetaMask directly. ### Handling "wallet_not_linked" Error When `POST /claw/approval/request` returns a `400` with `error: "wallet_not_linked"`, it means the user signed up with Google (or another non-wallet method) and has not yet connected a MetaMask wallet. On-chain transactions require a wallet address to verify the signer. **Agent response flow:** 1. Detect the error response: `{ "error": "wallet_not_linked", "action": "connect_wallet", "url": "..." }` 2. Explain to the user: - "To sign on-chain transactions, you need to connect a wallet to your TradingFlow account." - "Please open **{url}** (your Dashboard), click **Connect Wallet**, and approve the connection in MetaMask." - "Once connected, let me know and I'll retry the transaction." 3. Wait for user confirmation, then retry the same `POST /claw/approval/request` call. 4. If it succeeds, continue with the normal approval flow (present URL → poll status). Do NOT skip this step or attempt to work around it. The wallet connection is a one-time setup — once linked, all future approval requests will auto-resolve the user's wallet address. ## Available Operators Operators are platform services injected into TFP containers: | Operator | Description | |----------|-------------| | `vault-bsc` | BSC vault: deposit, withdraw, swap via PancakeSwap | | `vault-aptos` | Aptos vault operations | | `vault-solana` | Solana vault operations | | `x-api` | X/Twitter API proxy (post, read, search) | | `logging` | Persistent log storage (30-day retention) | | `notify` | Notification relay (Telegram, email) | ## Response Format ```json {"data": {...}} // success {"error": "..."} // failure ``` ## Common Scenarios (End-to-End) ### Scenario 1: "Show me my vault balance" ```bash # 1. Get vault status to find the vault address curl "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/bsc/status?address=0xUserWallet" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" # → {"data":{"chain":"bsc","address":"0xVaultAddr","exists":true,"isActive":true}} # 2. Query token balances curl "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/vault/bsc/balances?address=0xVaultAddr" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" # → {"data":{"balances":[{"symbol":"USDT","balance":"1000000000000000000000","decimals":18},...]}} # 3. Present formatted result to user: # "Your BSC Vault holds: # - 1000 USDT # - 0.5 BNB # Total estimated value: ~$1,150" ``` ### Scenario 2: "Help me create a BTC DCA strategy" ```bash # 1. Create the strategy definition (use "markdown" for natural-language strategies) # Tool: create_strategy curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/execute \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"create_strategy","params":{ "name": "BTC Weekly DCA", "content": "# BTC Weekly DCA\n\nBuy $50 of BTC every Monday using vault funds.", "language": "markdown", "chain": "bsc" }}' # → {"data":{"_id":"strat_abc","name":"BTC Weekly DCA",...}} # 2. Create TradingFlow (visual workflow) — MANDATORY, do this BEFORE code generation # Tool: create_workflow curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/execute \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"create_workflow","params":{ "strategyId": "strat_abc", "name": "BTC Weekly DCA", "nodes": [ {"id":"n1","type":"generic","position":{"x":100,"y":200},"data":{"label":"Cron Trigger","icon":"Clock","category":"input","description":"Every Monday 09:00 UTC","inputs":[],"outputs":[{"id":"out","label":"trigger","type":"any"}]}}, {"id":"n2","type":"generic","position":{"x":350,"y":200},"data":{"label":"Check USDT Balance","icon":"Database","category":"compute","description":"Query vault USDT balance","inputs":[{"id":"in","label":"trigger","type":"any"}],"outputs":[{"id":"out","label":"balance","type":"number"}]}}, {"id":"n3","type":"generic","position":{"x":600,"y":200},"data":{"label":"Swap USDT → BTC","icon":"ArrowLeftRight","category":"trade","description":"Swap $50 USDT for BTC","inputs":[{"id":"in","label":"balance","type":"number"}],"outputs":[{"id":"out","label":"result","type":"any"}]}}, {"id":"n4","type":"generic","position":{"x":850,"y":200},"data":{"label":"Log Result","icon":"FileText","category":"output","description":"Record trade details","inputs":[{"id":"in","label":"result","type":"any"}],"outputs":[]}} ], "edges": [ {"id":"e1","source":"n1","target":"n2","sourceHandle":"out","targetHandle":"in"}, {"id":"e2","source":"n2","target":"n3","sourceHandle":"out","targetHandle":"in"}, {"id":"e3","source":"n3","target":"n4","sourceHandle":"out","targetHandle":"in"} ] }}' # → Tell user: "I've created a TradingFlow for your strategy — check it out in your dashboard!" # 3. Generate implementation code and store it # Tool: generate_code curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/execute \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"generate_code","params":{ "strategyId": "strat_abc", "files": [{"name":"main.py","content":"import os, time\n\nwhile True:\n print(\"Checking BTC price...\")\n time.sleep(30)"}], "dependencies": ["web3","requests"] }}' # 4. Deploy process (creates TFP + deploys code + auto-starts — ALL IN ONE STEP) # Tool: deploy_process — DO NOT use POST /tfp manually! curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/execute \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"deploy_process","params":{"strategyId":"strat_abc","name":"btc-dca"}}' # → Process is now automatically: creating → building → running # 5. Tell the user: "Your BTC DCA strategy is live!" # No need to call start_process — deploy_process already started it. ``` ### Scenario 3: "How is my strategy doing? Any errors?" ```bash # 1. List user's processes curl "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/tfp/list?status=running" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" # → {"data":[{"_id":"tfp_xyz","name":"btc-dca","status":"running","startedAt":"..."},...]} # 2. Get recent logs (check for errors first) curl "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/tfp/tfp_xyz/logs?lines=50&level=error" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" # → {"data":{"logs":[...]}} (empty means no errors) # 3. Get info-level logs for activity curl "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/tfp/tfp_xyz/logs?lines=20&level=info" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" # 4. Present formatted summary: # "Your 'btc-dca' strategy is running since Jan 20. # - No errors in the last 50 log entries ✓ # - Last activity: Swapped 50 USDT → 0.0012 BTC at $41,500 (Jan 27 09:00 UTC)" ``` ## Error Codes When an API call fails, the response includes an `error` message and optionally a `code` field: | HTTP | Code | Meaning | Recommended Action | |------|------|---------|-------------------| | 400 | — | Bad request / missing params | Check required fields and re-send | | 401 | — | Authentication required | Verify `Authorization` header and API key validity | | 403 | `RD_MODE_REQUIRED` | R&D Mode not enabled | Direct user to Settings page to enable R&D Mode | | 403 | — | Permission denied / admin only | Check user role and permissions | | 404 | — | Resource not found | Verify ID/address; resource may have been deleted | | 409 | — | Conflict (duplicate name) | Use a different name or update the existing resource | | 501 | — | Not yet implemented | Feature is planned but unavailable (e.g. `tfp/:id/exec`) | **On-chain errors** (returned when building transactions): | Scenario | Cause | Recovery | |----------|-------|----------| | `INSUFFICIENT_BALANCE` | Vault doesn't have enough tokens | Tell user to deposit more funds | | `INVALID_PERMISSIONS` | Agent lacks required permission bit | Set permissions: `POST /vault/:chain/:addr/set-agent-permissions` | | `SPENDING_LIMIT_EXCEEDED` | Daily spending limit reached | Wait for reset or ask user to increase limit | | `ALLOWANCE_EXCEEDED` | Withdraw allowance used up | Wait for period reset or ask user to increase allowance | | `MAX_BORROWS_REACHED` | 5 active borrows already | Repay an existing borrow first | | `BORROW_OVERDUE` | Borrow past deadline | Force-close the overdue borrow | | `INACTIVE_SUB_ACCOUNT` | Sub-account is closed/inactive | Use an active sub-account or register a new one | | `NO_DEADLINE_SET` | Cannot force-close a no-deadline borrow | Use normal `repay()` instead | | Transaction reverts | Various on-chain reasons | Check the revert reason; common causes include insufficient gas, token not approved, or vault not initialized | ## OpenClaw Tools Reference (36 tools) All tools are executed via `POST /claw/execute` with `{"tool":"<name>","params":{...}}`. ### Strategy Management (10) | Tool | Description | Parameters | |------|-------------|------------| | `create_strategy` | Create a new trading strategy | `name` (required), `description`, `content` (required), `language` (required: python/javascript/typescript/markdown), `chain` | | `list_strategies` | List all user strategies | — | | `get_strategy` | Get strategy details by ID | `strategyId` (required) | | `update_strategy` | Update strategy name, description, content, or tags | `strategyId` (required), `name`, `description`, `content`, `tags` | | `generate_code` | Store generated code files for a strategy (required before deploy) | `strategyId` (required), `files` (required: [{name, content}]), `dependencies`, `entryPoint` | | `link_process` | Link a deployed TFP process to a strategy | `strategyId` (required), `processId` (required) | | `unlink_process` | Unlink the TFP process from a strategy | `strategyId` (required) | | `delete_strategy` | Delete a strategy | `strategyId` (required) | | `publish_strategy` | Publish strategy to Hub marketplace | `strategyId` (required) | | `unpublish_strategy` | Remove strategy from Hub | `strategyId` (required) | ### Process Management (7) | Tool | Description | Parameters | |------|-------------|------------| | `deploy_process` | **Create + deploy + auto-start** a TFP from strategy's `generatedCode`. This is the ONLY correct way to launch a new process. | `strategyId` (required), `name`, `operators`, `envVars` | | `list_processes` | List TFP processes | `status` (optional filter), `language` (optional filter) | | `get_process` | Get process details (status, runtime, deploy metadata) | `processId` (required) | | `get_process_logs` | Get process logs | `processId` (required), `lines`, `level` | | `start_process` | **Restart** a previously stopped TFP. Do NOT call after deploy — process is already running. | `processId` (required), `envVars` | | `stop_process` | Stop a running TFP | `processId` (required) | | `delete_process` | Delete a TFP process | `processId` (required) | ### Workflow Management (3) | Tool | Description | Parameters | |------|-------------|------------| | `create_workflow` | Create visual DAG workflow (auto-pretty layout applied) | `strategyId`, `name`, `nodes` (required), `edges`, `viewport`. Node positions are auto-computed from DAG topology; use `{"x":0,"y":0}` for all. | | `update_workflow` | Update existing workflow | `workflowId` (required), `name`, `nodes`, `edges`, `viewport` | | `get_workflow` | Get workflow by ID | `workflowId` (required) | ### Webhook Management (3) | Tool | Description | Parameters | |------|-------------|------------| | `create_webhook` | Create webhook for a TFP process | `processId` (required), `name`, `type` (inbound/outbound), `events`, `targetUrl` | | `list_webhooks` | List webhooks for a process | `processId` (required) | | `delete_webhook` | Delete a webhook | `webhookId` (required) | ### Secrets Management (3) | Tool | Description | Parameters | |------|-------------|------------| | `list_secrets` | List secret/env var names (values hidden) | — | | `create_secret` | Create encrypted secret or env var | `name` (required), `value` (required), `category` (secret/env_var), `description` | | `delete_secret` | Delete a secret by name | `name` (required) | ### Performance Tracking (3) | Tool | Description | Parameters | |------|-------------|------------| | `bind_vault` | Bind vault to strategy for performance tracking | `strategyId` (required), `vaultAddress` (required), `chain` (required) | | `unbind_vault` | Unbind vault from strategy | `strategyId` (required), `vaultAddress` (required) | | `get_performance` | Get strategy PnL, value, cost basis | `strategyId` (required) | ### Vault Operations (7) | Tool | Description | Parameters | |------|-------------|------------| | `get_vault_status` | Check if a vault exists for a wallet address | `chain` (required), `walletAddress` (required) | | `get_vault_balance` | Query vault token balances | `chain` (required), `vaultAddress` (required) | | `create_vault` | Build vault creation tx (returns unsigned txData) | `chain` (required), `investorAddress` (required), `oracleAddress` (required) | | `deposit_native` | Build deposit BNB tx (returns unsigned txData) | `vaultAddress` (required), `amount` (required, in wei) | | `withdraw_native` | Build withdraw BNB tx (returns unsigned txData) | `vaultAddress` (required), `amount` (required, in wei) | | `approve_token` | Build ERC-20 approve tx (returns unsigned txData) | `tokenAddress` (required), `amount` (required) | | `execute_trade` | Execute trade via vault (not yet available — use Oracle Key + TFP) | `chain` (required), `pair` (required), `side` (required), `amount` (required) | > **Vault tx tools** return `{ status: "tx_ready", txData: {...} }`. After receiving txData, create an approval request (`POST /claw/approval/request`) so the user can sign the transaction in the browser. ### Agent-First Workflow Example ```bash # 1. Create strategy curl -X POST $BASE/claw/execute -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"create_strategy","params":{"name":"BTC DCA","content":"...","language":"markdown","chain":"bsc"}}' # 2. Create workflow curl -X POST $BASE/claw/execute -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"create_workflow","params":{"strategyId":"...","name":"BTC DCA","nodes":[...],"edges":[...]}}' # 3. Store API keys as secrets curl -X POST $BASE/claw/execute -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"create_secret","params":{"name":"BINANCE_KEY","value":"abc...","category":"secret"}}' # 4. Generate code (must be done BEFORE deploy) curl -X POST $BASE/claw/execute -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"generate_code","params":{"strategyId":"...","files":[{"name":"main.py","content":"..."}],"dependencies":["requests"]}}' # 5. Deploy process (creates + deploys + auto-starts — NO need for start_process) curl -X POST $BASE/claw/execute -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"deploy_process","params":{"strategyId":"..."}}' # 5. Create webhook for external signals curl -X POST $BASE/claw/execute -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"create_webhook","params":{"processId":"...","name":"TradingView Alert","type":"inbound"}}' # 6. Bind vault for performance tracking curl -X POST $BASE/claw/execute -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"bind_vault","params":{"strategyId":"...","vaultAddress":"0x...","chain":"bsc"}}' # 7. Deposit BNB (returns tx for user to sign) curl -X POST $BASE/claw/execute -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"deposit_native","params":{"vaultAddress":"0x...","amount":"1000000000000000"}}' # → Create approval request for user to sign # 8. Check performance curl -X POST $BASE/claw/execute -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"get_performance","params":{"strategyId":"..."}}' # 9. Publish to Hub curl -X POST $BASE/claw/execute -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"publish_strategy","params":{"strategyId":"..."}}' # 10. Cleanup when done curl -X POST $BASE/claw/execute -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"stop_process","params":{"processId":"..."}}' curl -X POST $BASE/claw/execute -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"delete_webhook","params":{"webhookId":"..."}}' curl -X POST $BASE/claw/execute -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"unbind_vault","params":{"strategyId":"...","vaultAddress":"0x..."}}' curl -X POST $BASE/claw/execute -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"unpublish_strategy","params":{"strategyId":"..."}}' ``` ## Quick API Reference | Operation | Method | Endpoint | Notes | |-----------|--------|----------|-------| | **Strategy** | | | | | Create | POST | `/strategy` | Returns strategy ID | | List | GET | `/strategy` | Supports `?language=` `?chain=` filters | | Update | PUT | `/strategy/:id` | Auto-increments version | | **Process (TFP)** | | | | | Create+Deploy+Start | `deploy_process` tool | via `/claw/execute` | **Use this — NOT `POST /tfp` directly** | | Restart (stopped only) | `start_process` tool | via `/claw/execute` | Only for previously stopped processes | | Stop | `stop_process` tool | via `/claw/execute` | | | Logs | GET | `/tfp/:id/logs` | `?lines=100&level=error` | | **Workflow** | | | | | Create | POST | `/workflow` | Link to strategy via `strategyId` | | Get | GET | `/workflow/:id` | Returns nodes, edges, viewport | | Update | PUT | `/workflow/:id` | Version auto-increments | | Delete | DELETE | `/workflow/:id` | Clears strategy's workflowId | | **Secrets** | | | | | Create | POST | `/user-secrets` | `category`: `secret` or `env_var` | | List | GET | `/user-secrets` | Values redacted for `secret` type | | Update | PUT | `/user-secrets/:name` | | | Delete | DELETE | `/user-secrets/:name` | | | **Vault (V0.4)** | | | | | Status | GET | `/vault/:chain/status` | `?address=0x...` | | Balances | GET | `/vault/:chain/balances` | `?address=0xVault` | | Create vault | POST | `/vault/:chain/create` | Returns unsigned tx | | Set role | POST | `/vault/:chain/role` | Returns unsigned tx | | Agent permissions | POST | `/vault/:chain/:addr/set-agent-permissions` | Bitmask: 1=swap 2=borrow 4=withdraw 8=sub_account | | Spending limit | POST | `/vault/:chain/:addr/set-token-spending-limit` | Per-token daily cap | | Withdraw allowance | POST | `/vault/:chain/:addr/set-withdraw-allowance` | Amount + period | | Borrow | POST | `/vault/:chain/:addr/borrow` | V0.4: `subAccountId` param (0=none) | | Repay | POST | `/vault/:chain/:addr/repay` | V0.4: `shouldCloseSubAccount` param | | Sub-accounts | GET | `/vault/:chain/:addr/sub-accounts` | `?active=true` for active only | | Max borrow duration | GET | `/vault/:chain/:addr/max-borrow-duration` | 0 = unlimited | | **Approval** | | | | | Request | POST | `/claw/approval/request` | Returns approval URL | | Poll status | GET | `/claw/approval/status/:id` | Until `approved` / `rejected` | | **Hub** | | | | | Browse | GET | `/hub/strategies` | `?q=` `?tags=` `?language=` | | Publish | POST | `/hub/publish/:id` | | | Star | POST | `/hub/strategies/:id/star` | Toggle | ## Security Best Practices 1. **Minimum permissions** — Start with `PERM_SWAP` only (`permissions: 1`). Add `PERM_BORROW` (2), `PERM_WITHDRAW` (4), or `PERM_SUB_ACCOUNT` (8) only when explicitly needed. Full permissions = 15. Permissions are always set by the user via the web UI. 2. **Conservative limits** — Set small `tokenSpendingLimit` and `withdrawAllowance` initially. Increase gradually after the strategy proves stable. 3. **R&D Mode gate** — Storing private keys requires R&D Mode. Never bypass this check; if `POST /user-secrets` returns `403 RD_MODE_REQUIRED`, guide the user to enable R&D Mode in Settings first. 4. **Approval for sensitive ops** — Deposits, withdrawals, role changes, and large swaps should go through the approval flow. Always explain the operation before presenting the approval URL. 5. **Log auditing** — Regularly check TFP logs for anomalies. Secret values are auto-redacted, but monitor for unexpected behavior. 6. **Instant revocation** — If anything looks wrong, guide the user to revoke `ORACLE_ROLE` immediately: `setRole(ORACLE_ROLE, oracleAddr, false)` from their Owner wallet. 7. **Per-user isolation** — Each user's Oracle key is independent. A compromise of one key does not affect other users. 8. **Never log secrets** — The platform auto-redacts secrets and `TFP_SECRET_TOKEN` from logs. When writing TFP code, avoid manually printing secret values. ## TradingFlow Workflow (Visual Strategy Description) TradingFlow is a visual workflow system for describing strategy logic as a DAG (directed acyclic graph) of nodes and edges. Workflows are **descriptive only** — they do not execute directly but serve as the primary visual explanation of a strategy's architecture. ### Why Create a Workflow 1. **Instant Understanding** — users see the entire strategy logic at a glance instead of reading code 2. **Easy Sharing** — visual flows are more shareable than code; strategies with workflows get more Hub stars 3. **Debugging Aid** — visual representation helps identify logic gaps or missing data flows 4. **Non-technical Access** — team members or investors can understand the strategy without reading code **Always create a workflow after `create_strategy`** — it's the primary way users understand and share their strategies. Even simple strategies benefit from a visual diagram. **Conversation pattern after creating a strategy:** > "Strategy created! I've also built a visual flow diagram so you can see exactly how it works. Check it out at {SITE_URL}/strategy/{strategyId}/workflow — it shows your data sources, processing logic, and trading actions." ### When to Create a Workflow After creating a strategy with `create_strategy`, generate a TradingFlow workflow to visually explain the strategy's data flow and processing pipeline. ### Workflow API ```bash # Create workflow linked to a strategy curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/execute \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"create_workflow","params":{"strategyId":"...","name":"...","nodes":[...],"edges":[...]}}' # Update workflow curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/execute \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"update_workflow","params":{"workflowId":"...","nodes":[...],"edges":[...]}}' # Get workflow curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/execute \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"get_workflow","params":{"workflowId":"..."}}' ``` ### Node Schema Each node has the following structure: ```json { "id": "node_1", "type": "generic", "position": { "x": 100, "y": 200 }, "data": { "label": "CZ Tweet Listener", "icon": "Twitter", "category": "input", "description": "Monitors @cz_binance for new tweets", "inputs": [], "outputs": [ { "id": "out_tweets", "label": "Tweets", "type": "string" } ] } } ``` **IMPORTANT**: Every `generic` node **MUST** have both `inputs` and `outputs` arrays, even if empty. Omitting these fields will cause frontend rendering errors. **Node `category` values** (required, must be one of): - `input` — data sources (API feeds, webhooks, listeners) - `compute` — processing/analysis logic (calculations, AI inference, filtering) - `trade` — trading actions (buy, sell, swap, borrow) - `output` — results/notifications (alerts, logs, reports) - `interactive` — user interaction points (approvals, confirmations) ### NodePort Schema (Complete) Each port in `inputs` or `outputs` arrays supports the following fields: ```json { "id": "in_amount", // Required: unique port ID within the node "label": "Amount USD", // Required: display label shown in UI "type": "number", // Required: data type (any/string/number/boolean/object/array) // Optional: UI control type (only for input ports) "inputType": "number", // text | number | select | boolean | paragraph | none // Optional: default value (pre-filled in UI) "value": 100, // Optional: placeholder text for empty inputs "placeholder": "Enter amount in USD", // Optional: validation constraints (for number inputs) "min": 0, "max": 10000, "step": 10, "required": true, // Optional: dropdown options (for select inputs) "options": [ { "value": "btc", "label": "Bitcoin" }, { "value": "eth", "label": "Ethereum" }, { "value": "apt", "label": "Aptos" } ] } ``` **Port Type Guidelines**: - Use `"type": "any"` for flexible data flow (most common) - Use specific types (`string`, `number`, `boolean`) when validation matters - Use `"type": "object"` for structured data (e.g., market data, user profile) - Use `"type": "array"` for lists (e.g., multiple tweets, price history) **InputType Guidelines** (only for input ports): - `"text"` — single-line text input (default) - `"number"` — numeric input with +/- controls - `"select"` — dropdown menu (requires `options` array) - `"boolean"` — checkbox or toggle - `"paragraph"` — multi-line text area - `"none"` — no UI control (data comes from edge connection only) ### Node Types | Type | Purpose | Special Fields | |------|---------|---------------| | `generic` | Standard business logic node | `icon`, `category`, `inputs`, `outputs` | | `group` | Transparent collapsible container | `collapsed`, `childNodeIds` | | `annotation` | Text label on canvas (no handles) | `level` (header/subheader/description), `text` | ### Node Categories and Colors | Category | Color | Use For | |----------|-------|---------| | `input` | Cyan (#06b6d4) | Data sources: X Listener, RSS, Price Feed, Web Scraper | | `compute` | Violet (#8b5cf6) | Processing: AI Model, Code Block, Filter, Merge | | `trade` | Amber (#f59e0b) | Trading: Buy, Sell, Swap, Vault Operations | | `output` | Emerald (#10b981) | Destinations: Telegram, Alert, Storage, Log | | `interactive` | Red (#ef4444) | User interaction: Approval, Notification | ### Available Icons Use `lucide-react` icon names. Common choices: | Category | Icons | |----------|-------| | Input | `Twitter`, `Rss`, `Database`, `Globe`, `CandlestickChart`, `Newspaper` | | Compute | `Bot`, `Code`, `Filter`, `Merge`, `GitBranch`, `Cpu` | | Trade | `TrendingUp`, `TrendingDown`, `ArrowLeftRight`, `Landmark`, `Coins` | | Output | `Send`, `Bell`, `HardDrive`, `FileText`, `Webhook` | | Interactive | `CheckCircle2`, `MessageSquare`, `Shield` | ### Edge Schema ```json { "id": "edge_1_to_4", "source": "node_1", "target": "node_4", "sourceHandle": "out_tweets", "targetHandle": "in_data", "animated": true, "style": "solid" } ``` Edge styles: `solid` (default, for direct data flow) or `dashed` (for cross-module/external connections). ### Aesthetic Guidelines > **Auto-Pretty Layout**: The backend automatically applies an optimal DAG layout algorithm to all workflows created via `create_workflow`. You do NOT need to calculate precise `position` values — use `{ "x": 0, "y": 0 }` for all nodes. The algorithm will: > - Assign layers based on DAG topology (left-to-right data flow) > - Spread fan-out nodes vertically with aesthetic overlap > - Center fan-in nodes between their parents > - Ensure proper spacing with no overlaps Follow these **content rules** for visually appealing TradingFlows: 1. **3-8 nodes** per workflow — keep it clean and scannable 2. **Minimal connections** — each node connects to 1-2 others 3. **No cycles** — DAG only, data flows left-to-right 4. **Group related inputs** — use `group` nodes to cluster similar data sources 5. **Annotate sections** — use `annotation` nodes with `level: "header"` for major sections 6. **Use dashed edges** for external/cross-module connections ### Example: Alpha Signal Monitor ```json { "nodes": [ { "id": "ann_title", "type": "annotation", "position": { "x": 0, "y": 0 }, "data": { "label": "Alpha Signal Monitor", "category": "compute", "level": "header", "text": "Alpha Signal Monitor" } }, { "id": "grp_sources", "type": "group", "position": { "x": 30, "y": 60 }, "data": { "label": "Signal Sources", "category": "input", "childNodeIds": ["n_cz", "n_trump", "n_binance"] }, "width": 280, "height": 330 }, { "id": "n_cz", "type": "generic", "position": { "x": 20, "y": 50 }, "parentId": "grp_sources", "data": { "label": "CZ Tweets", "icon": "Twitter", "category": "input", "outputs": [{ "id": "out_tweets", "label": "tweets", "type": "any" }] } }, { "id": "n_trump", "type": "generic", "position": { "x": 20, "y": 150 }, "parentId": "grp_sources", "data": { "label": "Trump Posts", "icon": "Twitter", "category": "input", "outputs": [{ "id": "out_posts", "label": "posts", "type": "any" }] } }, { "id": "n_binance", "type": "generic", "position": { "x": 20, "y": 250 }, "parentId": "grp_sources", "data": { "label": "Binance News", "icon": "Newspaper", "category": "input", "outputs": [{ "id": "out_articles", "label": "articles", "type": "any" }] } }, { "id": "n_ai", "type": "generic", "position": { "x": 420, "y": 160 }, "data": { "label": "AI Signal Processor", "icon": "Bot", "category": "compute", "inputs": [{ "id": "in_data", "label": "raw signals", "type": "any" }], "outputs": [{ "id": "out_signals", "label": "signals", "type": "any" }], "description": "Sentiment + urgency scoring" } }, { "id": "n_telegram", "type": "generic", "position": { "x": 750, "y": 100 }, "data": { "label": "Telegram Alert", "icon": "Send", "category": "output", "inputs": [{ "id": "in_msg", "label": "alert", "type": "any" }] } }, { "id": "n_log", "type": "generic", "position": { "x": 750, "y": 240 }, "data": { "label": "Log Storage", "icon": "HardDrive", "category": "output", "inputs": [{ "id": "in_entry", "label": "entry", "type": "any" }] } } ], "edges": [ { "id": "e1", "source": "n_cz", "target": "n_ai", "sourceHandle": "out_tweets", "targetHandle": "in_data" }, { "id": "e2", "source": "n_trump", "target": "n_ai", "sourceHandle": "out_posts", "targetHandle": "in_data" }, { "id": "e3", "source": "n_binance", "target": "n_ai", "sourceHandle": "out_articles", "targetHandle": "in_data" }, { "id": "e4", "source": "n_ai", "target": "n_telegram", "sourceHandle": "out_signals", "targetHandle": "in_msg" }, { "id": "e5", "source": "n_ai", "target": "n_log", "sourceHandle": "out_signals", "targetHandle": "in_entry" } ], "viewport": { "x": 0, "y": 0, "zoom": 1 } } ``` ### Example 2: DCA Trading Strategy (with Input Values) ```json { "name": "APT Fear & Greed DCA", "nodes": [ { "id": "trigger", "type": "generic", "position": { "x": 100, "y": 200 }, "data": { "label": "Fear & Greed Index", "icon": "CandlestickChart", "category": "input", "description": "Fetch crypto market sentiment daily", "inputs": [], "outputs": [ { "id": "index", "label": "Index Value", "type": "number" } ] } }, { "id": "decision", "type": "generic", "position": { "x": 350, "y": 200 }, "data": { "label": "Decision Logic", "icon": "GitBranch", "category": "compute", "description": "Evaluate buy/sell conditions", "inputs": [ { "id": "index", "label": "Index Value", "type": "number" } ], "outputs": [ { "id": "action", "label": "Action", "type": "string" } ] } }, { "id": "buy", "type": "generic", "position": { "x": 600, "y": 120 }, "data": { "label": "Buy APT", "icon": "TrendingUp", "category": "trade", "description": "Execute buy order on Aptos", "inputs": [ { "id": "amount", "label": "Amount USD", "type": "number", "inputType": "number", "value": 100, "min": 10, "max": 10000, "step": 10, "placeholder": "Enter amount" }, { "id": "token", "label": "Token", "type": "string", "inputType": "select", "value": "apt", "options": [ { "value": "apt", "label": "Aptos (APT)" }, { "value": "usdc", "label": "USD Coin (USDC)" } ] } ], "outputs": [] } }, { "id": "sell", "type": "generic", "position": { "x": 600, "y": 280 }, "data": { "label": "Sell APT", "icon": "TrendingDown", "category": "trade", "description": "Execute sell order on Aptos", "inputs": [ { "id": "ratio", "label": "Sell Ratio %", "type": "number", "inputType": "number", "value": 10, "min": 1, "max": 100, "step": 1 } ], "outputs": [] } } ], "edges": [ { "id": "e1", "source": "trigger", "target": "decision", "sourceHandle": "index", "targetHandle": "index" }, { "id": "e2", "source": "decision", "target": "buy", "label": "Fear < 25" }, { "id": "e3", "source": "decision", "target": "sell", "label": "Greed > 75" } ], "viewport": { "x": 0, "y": 0, "zoom": 1 } } ``` ### Example 3: Interactive Approval Flow ```json { "name": "High-Value Trade Approval", "nodes": [ { "id": "monitor", "type": "generic", "position": { "x": 100, "y": 200 }, "data": { "label": "Price Monitor", "icon": "LineChart", "category": "input", "description": "Track BTC price movements", "inputs": [], "outputs": [ { "id": "price", "label": "Current Price", "type": "number" } ] } }, { "id": "check", "type": "generic", "position": { "x": 350, "y": 200 }, "data": { "label": "Threshold Check", "icon": "Filter", "category": "compute", "description": "Check if price exceeds threshold", "inputs": [ { "id": "price", "label": "Price", "type": "number" }, { "id": "threshold", "label": "Threshold USD", "type": "number", "inputType": "number", "value": 50000 } ], "outputs": [ { "id": "alert", "label": "Alert", "type": "boolean" } ] } }, { "id": "approval", "type": "generic", "position": { "x": 600, "y": 200 }, "data": { "label": "User Approval", "icon": "CheckCircle2", "category": "interactive", "description": "Request user confirmation", "inputs": [ { "id": "alert", "label": "Alert", "type": "boolean" } ], "outputs": [ { "id": "approved", "label": "Approved", "type": "boolean" } ] } }, { "id": "execute", "type": "generic", "position": { "x": 850, "y": 200 }, "data": { "label": "Execute Trade", "icon": "Zap", "category": "trade", "description": "Execute approved trade", "inputs": [ { "id": "approved", "label": "Approved", "type": "boolean" } ], "outputs": [] } } ], "edges": [ { "id": "e1", "source": "monitor", "target": "check", "sourceHandle": "price", "targetHandle": "price" }, { "id": "e2", "source": "check", "target": "approval", "sourceHandle": "alert", "targetHandle": "alert" }, { "id": "e3", "source": "approval", "target": "execute", "sourceHandle": "approved", "targetHandle": "approved" } ], "viewport": { "x": 0, "y": 0, "zoom": 1 } } ``` ### End-to-End: Strategy + Workflow + Deploy ```bash # 1. Create strategy STRAT_ID=$(curl -sX POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/execute \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ -d '{"tool":"create_strategy","params":{"name":"Alpha Signal Monitor","content":"# Alpha Signal Monitor\n\nMonitors three high-impact sources...","language":"markdown"}}' \ | jq -r '.data._id') # 2. Create visual workflow curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/execute \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ -d "{\"tool\":\"create_workflow\",\"params\":{\"strategyId\":\"$STRAT_ID\",\"name\":\"Alpha Signal Monitor\",\"nodes\":[...],\"edges\":[...]}}" # 3. Generate code (MUST be done before deploy — stores files in strategy.generatedCode) curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/execute \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ -d "{\"tool\":\"generate_code\",\"params\":{\"strategyId\":\"$STRAT_ID\",\"files\":[{\"name\":\"main.py\",\"content\":\"...\"}],\"dependencies\":[\"requests\",\"openai\"]}}" # 4. Deploy (creates process + deploys code + auto-starts — all in one step) curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/execute \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \ -d "{\"tool\":\"deploy_process\",\"params\":{\"strategyId\":\"$STRAT_ID\"}}" # → Process transitions: creating → building → running (automatic) ``` ## Reference Files - [Full API Reference](references/api-reference.md) — all endpoints with params and responses - [.STRATEGY Format](references/strategy-format.md) — file specification and examples - [Vault Operations](references/vault-operations.md) — multi-chain vault details and approval flow - [Webhook & Triggers](references/webhook-triggers.md) — event-driven automation

path: scripts/deploy-process.sh
content: #!/bin/bash
# Deploy a TFP process from a strategy (using deploy_process tool)
# This is the CORRECT way — creates process + deploys code + auto-starts.
# Usage: ./deploy-process.sh <strategy-id> [process-name]

set -euo pipefail

STRATEGY_ID="$1"
PROCESS_NAME="${2:-}"

: "${TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY:?Must be set}"
: "${TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL:?Must be set}"

[ -z "$STRATEGY_ID" ] && { echo "Usage: deploy-process.sh <strategy-id> [process-name]"; exit 1; }

PARAMS=$(jq -n --arg sid "$STRATEGY_ID" '{strategyId: $sid}')
[ -n "$PROCESS_NAME" ] && PARAMS=$(echo "$PARAMS" | jq --arg n "$PROCESS_NAME" '. + {name: $n}')

echo "▶ Deploying strategy $STRATEGY_ID via deploy_process tool..."
echo "  (This creates the TFP, deploys code, and auto-starts)"

curl -s -X POST "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/execute" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d "$(jq -n --arg tool "deploy_process" --argjson params "$PARAMS" '{tool: $tool, params: $params}')" | jq .

echo "✓ Process created and started"


path: scripts/create-strategy.sh
content: #!/bin/bash
# Create a .STRATEGY on TradingFlow
# Usage: ./create-strategy.sh "Strategy Name" "python" "bsc" "strategy content..."

set -euo pipefail

NAME="$1"
LANGUAGE="${2:-python}"
CHAIN="${3:-bsc}"
CONTENT="$4"

: "${TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY:?Must be set}"
: "${TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL:?Must be set}"

[ -z "$NAME" ] || [ -z "$CONTENT" ] && { echo "Usage: create-strategy.sh <name> [language] [chain] <content>"; exit 1; }

curl -s -X POST "$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/strategy" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d "$(jq -n \
    --arg name "$NAME" \
    --arg description "Created via OpenClaw" \
    --arg content "$CONTENT" \
    --arg language "$LANGUAGE" \
    --arg chain "$CHAIN" \
    '{name: $name, description: $description, content: $content, language: $language, chain: $chain}'
  )" | jq .


path: references/webhook-triggers.md
content: # Webhooks & Triggers

TradingFlow supports event-driven automation through webhooks and trigger configurations.

## Webhooks

Webhooks connect external services to your TFP processes. Each webhook is linked to a specific process.

### Creating a Webhook

```bash
curl -X POST $BASE/webhook \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \
  -d '{
    "processId": "abc123",
    "name": "price-alert",
    "type": "inbound",
    "events": ["trigger"],
    "secret": "optional_hmac_secret"
  }'
```

Response:

```json
{
  "data": {
    "_id": "wh_abc123",
    "name": "price-alert",
    "type": "inbound",
    "inboundUrl": "https://api.tradingflow.fun/api/v1/webhook/inbound/tok_xyz789",
    "events": ["trigger"],
    "isActive": true
  }
}
```

### Triggering a Webhook

External services send POST requests to the `inboundUrl`. No authentication required.

```bash
curl -X POST https://api.tradingflow.fun/api/v1/webhook/inbound/tok_xyz789 \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"symbol": "BTCUSDT", "price": 42000, "signal": "buy"}'
```

The payload is forwarded to the linked TFP process.

### Managing Webhooks

```bash
# List webhooks for a process
curl "$BASE/webhook/list/{processId}" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY"

# Get webhook details
curl "$BASE/webhook/{id}" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY"

# Delete webhook
curl -X DELETE "$BASE/webhook/{id}" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY"
```

### Webhook Fields

| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|-------|------|----------|-------------|
| processId | string | yes | Target TFP process ID |
| name | string | yes | Display name |
| type | string | yes | Webhook type (e.g. `inbound`) |
| events | string[] | yes | Event names to listen for |
| targetUrl | string | no | Outbound: URL to call |
| headers | object | no | Outbound: custom headers |
| secret | string | no | HMAC secret for signature verification |

## Trigger Types

Triggers are defined at the strategy level and determine when a process executes.

### Cron Trigger

Periodic execution using cron expressions.

```json
{
  "type": "cron",
  "config": {
    "schedule": "0 9 * * 1"
  }
}
```

Common schedules:
| Expression | Description |
|------------|-------------|
| `* * * * *` | Every minute |
| `*/5 * * * *` | Every 5 minutes |
| `0 * * * *` | Every hour |
| `0 9 * * *` | Daily at 9:00 UTC |
| `0 9 * * 1` | Every Monday at 9:00 UTC |
| `0 0 1 * *` | First of each month |

### Webhook Trigger

Triggered by incoming webhook calls.

```json
{
  "type": "webhook",
  "config": {
    "events": ["trigger", "price_update"]
  }
}
```

### Price Alert Trigger

Triggered when a token price meets a condition.

```json
{
  "type": "price_alert",
  "config": {
    "token": "BTC",
    "condition": "below",
    "threshold": 40000
  }
}
```

Conditions: `above`, `below`, `crosses_above`, `crosses_below`

### Manual Trigger

No automatic execution. Process runs only when explicitly started.

```json
{
  "type": "manual",
  "config": {}
}
```

## Combining Triggers with Operators

A strategy can use triggers for timing and operators for execution:

```
TRIGGERS:
- type: cron
  config:
    schedule: "*/15 * * * *"

OPERATORS:
- vault-bsc
- logging
- notify
```

This configuration runs every 15 minutes and has access to BSC vault operations, logging, and notifications.

## Use Cases

### TradingView Alert → Auto Trade

1. Create a webhook linked to your TFP process
2. Configure TradingView to send alerts to the `inboundUrl`
3. Your process receives the alert payload and executes the trade

```python
# In your TFP process (main.py)
import json
import sys

# Webhook payload arrives via stdin or env
payload = json.loads(sys.stdin.read())
signal = payload.get("signal")  # "buy" or "sell"

if signal == "buy":
    # Use vault operator to swap USDT → BTC
    pass
```

### Price Monitor → Notification

1. Set up a cron trigger (every 5 minutes)
2. Process fetches prices and checks conditions
3. If condition met, send notification via `notify` operator

### Multi-Signal Strategy

1. Multiple webhooks feed signals (TradingView, on-chain events, social sentiment)
2. Process aggregates signals and makes decisions
3. Executes via vault operator when confidence threshold met


path: references/vault-operations.md
content: # Vault Operations Guide

TradingFlow uses the **TFV (TradingFlow Vault) Protocol v0.5** for on-chain asset custody across multiple chains.

## Architecture

```
User Wallet ──► TFV Vault (Smart Contract) ◄── Agent (TFP Process)
                    │
                    ├── Role-based access control (ORACLE_ROLE, ADMIN_ROLE)
                    ├── Per-agent permissions (swap/borrow/withdraw/sub_account)
                    ├── Per-token spending limits
                    ├── Withdraw allowances with reset periods
                    ├── Borrow/repay mechanism with configurable deadlines
                    ├── Sub-account registry (V0.4)
                    └── VaultRouter + trustedRouters whitelist (V0.5)
```

## Supported Chains

| Chain | ID | Status |
|-------|----|--------|
| BSC (BNB Smart Chain) | `bsc` | Active |
| Aptos | `aptos` | Active |
| Solana | `solana` | Active |

## Vault Lifecycle

### 1. Create Vault

```bash
# Build the create-vault transaction
curl -X POST $BASE/vault/bsc/create \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \
  -d '{"investor":"0xYourWallet","oracle":"0xOracleAddr"}'

# Response: unsigned txData → sign with wallet and submit
```

### 2. Check Status

```bash
curl "$BASE/vault/bsc/status?address=0xYourWallet" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY"
```

### 3. View Balances

```bash
curl "$BASE/vault/bsc/balances?address=0xVaultAddr" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY"
```

## Vault Features

### Agent Permissions

Fine-grained permission bitmask per agent:

| Bit | Value | Permission | Description |
|-----|-------|------------|-------------|
| 0 | 1 | SWAP | Execute token swaps |
| 1 | 2 | BORROW | Borrow vault assets temporarily |
| 2 | 4 | WITHDRAW | Withdraw within allowance limits |
| 3 | 8 | SUB_ACCOUNT | Register/close sub-accounts (V0.4) |

Combine with bitwise OR: `permissions = 3` grants SWAP + BORROW.

```bash
# Query
curl "$BASE/vault/bsc/0xVault/agent-permissions/0xAgent" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY"
# → {"data":{"permissions":3}}

# Set
curl -X POST "$BASE/vault/bsc/0xVault/set-agent-permissions" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \
  -d '{"agent":"0xAgent","permissions":7}'
# → unsigned txData
```

### Per-Token Spending Limits

Daily spending cap per token. Resets automatically.

```bash
# Query current limit
curl "$BASE/vault/bsc/0xVault/token-spending-limit/0xToken" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY"
# → {"data":{"limit":"1000...","spentToday":"250...","resetsAt":"1706745600"}}

# Set daily limit (in raw token units)
curl -X POST "$BASE/vault/bsc/0xVault/set-token-spending-limit" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \
  -d '{"token":"0xToken","dailyLimit":"1000000000000000000000"}'
```

### Withdraw Allowance

Total withdrawal budget with periodic reset.

```bash
# Query
curl "$BASE/vault/bsc/0xVault/withdraw-allowance/0xToken" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY"
# → {"data":{"total":"5000...","used":"1000...","remaining":"4000...","resetsAt":"..."}}

# Set allowance: amount + reset period in seconds
curl -X POST "$BASE/vault/bsc/0xVault/set-withdraw-allowance" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \
  -d '{"token":"0xToken","amount":"5000000000000000000000","period":86400}'

# Agent withdraw (within allowance)
curl -X POST "$BASE/vault/bsc/0xVault/agent-withdraw" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \
  -d '{"token":"0xToken","amount":"500000000000000000000","to":"0xRecipient"}'
```

Common period values: `3600` (1h), `43200` (12h), `86400` (24h), `604800` (7d), `2592000` (30d).

### Borrow / Repay

Agents can borrow vault assets with a deadline. Overdue borrows can be force-closed.

```bash
# List active borrows
curl "$BASE/vault/bsc/0xVault/borrows" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY"

# Borrow (duration in seconds)
curl -X POST "$BASE/vault/bsc/0xVault/borrow" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \
  -d '{"token":"0xToken","amount":"1000000000000000000","duration":86400}'

# Repay
curl -X POST "$BASE/vault/bsc/0xVault/repay" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \
  -d '{"borrowId":0,"tokenRepaid":"0xToken","amountRepaid":"1000000000000000000"}'

# Force close (for overdue borrows)
curl -X POST "$BASE/vault/bsc/0xVault/force-close-borrow" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \
  -d '{"borrowId":0}'
```

## Two Trading Modes

TradingFlow supports two modes for vault operations:

### Mode 1: Manual (Approval Flow)

For one-off operations or when the user wants to review and sign each transaction.

1. Agent calls a vault endpoint → receives unsigned `txData`
2. Agent creates an approval request via `/claw/approval/request` (include `txData` and optionally `requiredAddress`)
3. User receives an approval URL on TradingFlow's platform
4. User reviews and approves in browser → signs the transaction with their wallet (address must match `requiredAddress`)
5. Agent polls `/claw/approval/status/:id` until approved/rejected

> If the user has no linked wallet (Google login), the approval request returns `wallet_not_linked` — Agent should guide the user to connect their wallet at the Dashboard first.

```bash
curl -X POST $BASE/claw/approval/request \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \
  -d '{
    "action": "withdraw",
    "description": "Withdraw 100 USDT from BSC vault to 0xRecipient",
    "chain": "bsc",
    "params": {
      "token": "0xUSDT",
      "amount": "100000000000000000000",
      "to": "0xRecipient"
    }
  }'

# Poll until decision
curl "$BASE/claw/approval/status/{approvalId}" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY"
```

> **Security rule**: Always explain WHAT and WHY before presenting the approval link.

### Mode 2: Automated (Per-User Oracle Key)

For recurring automated strategies (DCA, grid trading, signal-driven execution). The TFP process signs and submits transactions autonomously using a dedicated Oracle key.

**Prerequisite: R&D Mode must be enabled.** Check `GET /auth/me` → `data.user.rdMode.enabled`. If not enabled, direct the user to Settings to enable it before proceeding. The API will reject `POST /user-secrets` with `category=secret` if R&D Mode is off (403 `RD_MODE_REQUIRED`).

**One-time setup** (agent guides the user):

1. Verify R&D Mode is enabled (see above)
2. Generate a new wallet keypair (the "Oracle wallet")
3. Store the private key as a `secret` in Secrets: `POST /user-secrets {name:"VAULT_ORACLE_KEY", category:"secret"}`
4. Grant `ORACLE_ROLE` to the Oracle address on the vault (requires user approval)
5. Set `agentPermissions` — start with `1` (SWAP only)
6. Set `tokenSpendingLimits` — e.g., 100 USDT/day
7. Store `VAULT_ADDRESS` as an `env_var` for TFP access

**TFP runtime execution:**

```python
# Python: Retrieve Oracle key and execute on-chain
import os, requests
from web3 import Web3

[REDACTED_SECRET]'TFP_SECRET_TOKEN']
endpoint = os.environ['TFP_SECRETS_ENDPOINT']
resp = requests.get(f"{endpoint}/VAULT_ORACLE_KEY",
                    headers={"x-tfp-secret-token": token})
oracle_key = resp.json()['data']['value']

w3 = Web3(Web3.HTTPProvider(os.environ.get('BSC_RPC_URL',
          'https://bsc-testnet-rpc.publicnode.com')))
account = w3.eth.account.from_key(oracle_key)
vault_addr = os.environ['VAULT_ADDRESS']

vault = w3.eth.contract(address=vault_addr, abi=VAULT_ABI)
tx = vault.functions.exec(module_id, swap_data).build_transaction({
    'from': account.address,
    'nonce': w3.eth.get_transaction_count(account.address),
    'gas': 300000,
    'gasPrice': w3.eth.gas_price,
})
signed = account.sign_transaction(tx)
tx_hash = w3.eth.send_raw_transaction(signed.raw_transaction)
```

```javascript
// JS/TS: Same flow with ethers.js
const { ethers } = require('ethers');

const oracleKey = await fetchSecret('VAULT_ORACLE_KEY');
const provider = new ethers.JsonRpcProvider(process.env.BSC_RPC_URL);
const wallet = new ethers.Wallet(oracleKey, provider);
const vault = new ethers.Contract(process.env.VAULT_ADDRESS, VAULT_ABI, wallet);

const tx = await vault.exec(moduleId, swapData);
console.log(`Trade executed: ${tx.hash}`);
```

**Security guarantees for Mode 2:**

| Layer | Protection |
|-------|-----------|
| On-chain | `agentPermissions` bitmask — only allowed operations |
| On-chain | `tokenSpendingLimits` — daily cap per token |
| On-chain | `withdrawAllowances` — withdrawal budget with periodic reset |
| On-chain | `MAX_ACTIVE_BORROWS = 5`, configurable `maxBorrowDuration` (0 = unlimited) |
| Platform | AES-256-GCM envelope encryption for stored private key |
| Platform | `TFP_SECRET_TOKEN` (JWT) scoped to specific process + user |
| Platform | Automatic log redaction of all secret values |
| User | Can revoke `ORACLE_ROLE` instantly from Owner wallet |

> **Best practice**: Start with `permissions = 1` (SWAP only) and conservative daily limits. Escalate only when the user explicitly requests it.

## V0.4 Features: Sub-Account Registry

Sub-accounts allow the vault to track external accounts (Polymarket, CEX wallets, cross-chain addresses) linked to the vault.

- `registerSubAccount(address, chainId, accountType, description)` — requires `PERM_SUB_ACCOUNT`
- `closeSubAccount(subAccountId)` — Oracle or Owner
- `getSubAccounts()` / `getActiveSubAccounts()` — view all or active only
- `borrow()` can link to a sub-account; `repay()` can optionally close the linked sub-account
- `maxBorrowDuration` is now configurable (0 = unlimited)

## V0.5 Features: VaultRouter + Trusted Routers

V0.5 adds router-assisted deposit/withdraw for better UX (e.g., auto-wrap BNB → WBNB):

- `depositFor(token, amount, depositor)` — trusted router deposits on behalf of investor
- `withdrawFor(token, amount, recipient, withdrawer)` — trusted router withdraws on behalf of investor
- `withdrawNativeFor(amount, recipient, withdrawer)` — same for native token
- `setTrustedRouter(router, trusted)` — Owner manages router whitelist
- Security: `msg.sender == investor || trustedRouters[msg.sender]` — non-whitelisted contracts cannot call these functions

## Token Decimals

All amounts in the API are in **raw token units** (wei for EVM chains). Common conversions:

| Token | Decimals | 1 token in raw |
|-------|----------|----------------|
| USDT (BSC) | 18 | 1000000000000000000 |
| BNB | 18 | 1000000000000000000 |
| USDC (BSC) | 18 | 1000000000000000000 |
| WBTC | 8 | 100000000 |

Always check `decimals` from the `/balances` response for accurate conversion.


path: references/api-reference.md
content: # TradingFlow API Reference

Base URL: `$TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL` (default: `https://api.tradingflow.fun/api/v1`)

Auth header: `Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY`

Response format: `{"data":{...}}` on success, `{"error":"message"}` on failure.

---

## Strategy Endpoints

Prefix: `/strategy`

| Method | Path | Auth | Description |
|--------|------|------|-------------|
| POST | `/strategy` | Yes | Create strategy |
| GET | `/strategy/list` | Yes | List user strategies |
| GET | `/strategy/:id` | Yes | Get strategy details |
| PUT | `/strategy/:id` | Yes | Update strategy (auto-increments version) |
| POST | `/strategy/:id/generate` | Yes | Store generated code |
| POST | `/strategy/:id/link-process` | Yes | Link strategy to TFP |
| DELETE | `/strategy/:id/link-process` | Yes | Unlink TFP |
| DELETE | `/strategy/:id` | Yes | Soft delete |

### POST /strategy

```json
{
  "name": "BTC DCA",
  "description": "Dollar cost average BTC weekly",
  "content": "STRATEGY: BTC DCA\nVERSION: 1\n...",
  "language": "python",
  "chain": "bsc",
  "triggers": [],
  "operators": [],
  "tags": ["dca", "btc"]
}
```

| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|-------|------|----------|-------------|
| name | string | yes | Strategy name |
| content | string | yes | Strategy definition text |
| language | `python` / `javascript` / `typescript` / `markdown` | yes | Language (`markdown` for natural-language strategy descriptions) |
| description | string | no | Human-readable description |
| chain | string | no | Target chain (bsc, aptos, solana) |
| triggers | array | no | Trigger configuration |
| operators | array | no | Operator dependencies |
| tags | string[] | no | Searchable tags |

### PUT /strategy/:id

```json
{
  "name": "Updated Name",
  "content": "updated strategy text...",
  "description": "Updated with risk controls",
  "triggers": [],
  "operators": [],
  "tags": ["updated"]
}
```

All fields optional. Updating `content` auto-increments the version.

### POST /strategy/:id/generate

```json
{
  "files": [
    {"name": "main.py", "content": "import ccxt\n..."},
    {"name": "utils.py", "content": "def helper(): ..."}
  ],
  "dependencies": ["ccxt", "requests"]
}
```

### GET /strategy/list

Query params: `?language=python&chain=bsc&isPublic=true`

---

## TFP (Process) Endpoints

Prefix: `/tfp`

> **⚠️ IMPORTANT FOR AGENTS**: Do NOT call `POST /tfp` directly to create processes. Always use the `deploy_process` tool via `POST /claw/execute` — it creates the process, deploys code from `strategy.generatedCode`, and auto-starts it in one step. A process created via `POST /tfp` alone will be **stuck in `creating` status** forever because no code is deployed.

| Method | Path | Auth | Description |
|--------|------|------|-------------|
| POST | `/tfp` | Yes | Create process (low-level — prefer `deploy_process` tool) |
| GET | `/tfp/list` | Yes | List user processes |
| GET | `/tfp/:id` | Yes | Get process details |
| POST | `/tfp/:id/deploy` | Yes | Deploy code (low-level — prefer `deploy_process` tool) |
| POST | `/tfp/:id/start` | Yes | Restart a stopped process (NOT for initial launch) |
| POST | `/tfp/:id/stop` | Yes | Stop a running process |
| POST | `/tfp/:id/restart` | Yes | Restart a process |
| GET | `/tfp/:id/logs` | Yes | Get stdout/stderr logs |
| POST | `/tfp/:id/exec` | Yes | Execute command in container (501 — not yet implemented) |
| DELETE | `/tfp/:id` | Yes | Soft delete |

### Recommended: Use `deploy_process` tool

```bash
# This is the CORRECT way for agents to create+deploy+start a process:
curl -X POST $TRADINGCLAW_BASE_URL/claw/execute \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $TRADINGCLAW_API_KEY" \
  -d '{"tool":"deploy_process","params":{"strategyId":"...","name":"btc-dca-bot"}}'
# → Automatically: creates TFP → deploys code from strategy.generatedCode → starts process
```

### POST /tfp (low-level, internal use only)

```json
{
  "name": "btc-dca-bot",
  "language": "python",
  "runtime": "thread",
  "strategyId": "optional_strategy_id",
  "resources": {"cpu": 0.25, "memory": 256, "disk": 500},
  "triggers": [],
  "operators": ["vault-bsc"],
  "envVars": {"NODE_ENV": "production"}
}
```

| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|-------|------|----------|-------------|
| name | string | yes | Process display name |
| language | `python` / `javascript` / `typescript` | yes | Programming language |
| runtime | `thread` / `container` | no | Default: `thread`. `thread` = child_process (fast start), `container` = Docker (full isolation) |
| strategyId | string | no | Link to an existing strategy |
| resources | object | no | CPU/memory/disk limits |
| triggers | array | no | Event triggers |
| operators | string[] | no | Operator dependencies |
| envVars | object | no | Environment variables injected at runtime |

### POST /tfp/:id/deploy (low-level, internal use only)

```json
{
  "files": [
    {"name": "main.py", "content": "import requests\n..."},
    {"name": "utils.py", "content": "def helper(): ..."}
  ],
  "dependencies": ["requests", "ccxt"]
}
```

### GET /tfp/:id/logs

Query params: `?lines=100&level=error`

| Param | Type | Description |
|-------|------|-------------|
| lines | number | Number of log lines to return (default varies) |
| level | `info` / `warn` / `error` / `debug` | Filter by log level. Omit for all levels |

### GET /tfp/list

Query params: `?status=running&language=python`

---

## User Secrets Endpoints

Prefix: `/user-secrets`

Manages encrypted secrets and environment variables for TFP processes.
Secrets use AES-256-GCM envelope encryption; env vars are stored and readable.

| Method | Path | Auth | Description |
|--------|------|------|-------------|
| POST | `/user-secrets` | Yes | Create secret or env var |
| GET | `/user-secrets` | Yes | List all (values redacted for secrets) |
| PUT | `/user-secrets/:name` | Yes | Update value |
| DELETE | `/user-secrets/:name` | Yes | Delete |
| GET | `/user-secrets/:name/value` | Yes | Get plaintext value (env_var only) |
| GET | `/user-secrets/internal/:name` | TFP SDK | Internal: TFP reads secret at runtime via `x-tfp-secret-token` header |

### POST /user-secrets

```json
{
  "name": "BINANCE_API_KEY",
  "value": "abc123...",
  "category": "secret",
  "description": "Main Binance account API key"
}
```

| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|-------|------|----------|-------------|
| name | string | yes | Unique name (uppercase, A-Z_0-9 recommended) |
| value | string | yes | The secret or env var value |
| category | `secret` / `env_var` | yes | `secret` = encrypted, write-only; `env_var` = readable |
| description | string | no | Human-readable description |

### PUT /user-secrets/:name

```json
{
  "value": "new_value_here"
}
```

### GET /user-secrets/:name/value

Returns plaintext value. **Only works for `env_var` category.** Secrets cannot be read back.

---

## Vault Endpoints (TFV Protocol v0.3)

Prefix: `/vault`

All write operations return unsigned `txData` for the user to sign via their wallet.
Supported chains: `bsc`, `aptos`, `solana`.

### Core Operations (v0.2)

| Method | Path | Auth | Description |
|--------|------|------|-------------|
| GET | `/vault/chains` | No | List supported chains |
| GET | `/vault/:chain/status` | Yes | Vault address and deployment status |
| GET | `/vault/:chain/balances` | Yes | Token balances in vault |
| POST | `/vault/:chain/create` | Yes | Build create-vault tx |
| POST | `/vault/:chain/role` | Yes | Build set-role tx |
| POST | `/vault/:chain/spending-limit` | Yes | Build spending-limit tx (v0.2 legacy) |

#### GET /vault/:chain/status

Query: `?address={walletAddress}`

Response:
```json
{
  "data": {
    "chain": "bsc",
    "address": "0x1234...vault",
    "exists": true,
    "isActive": true
  }
}
```

#### GET /vault/:chain/balances

Query: `?address={vaultAddress}`

Response:
```json
{
  "data": {
    "balances": [
      {"symbol": "USDT", "balance": "1250500000000000000000", "address": "0x...", "decimals": 18},
      {"symbol": "BNB", "balance": "2350000000000000000", "address": "native", "decimals": 18}
    ]
  }
}
```

#### POST /vault/:chain/create

```json
{
  "investor": "0x...",
  "oracle": "0x..."
}
```

#### POST /vault/:chain/role

```json
{
  "vaultAddress": "0x...",
  "role": "agent",
  "target": "0x..."
}
```

### Agent Permissions (v0.3)

| Method | Path | Auth | Description |
|--------|------|------|-------------|
| GET | `/vault/:chain/:address/agent-permissions/:agent` | Yes | Query agent permission bitmask |
| POST | `/vault/:chain/:address/set-agent-permissions` | Yes | Build set-permissions tx |

Permission bitmask: `1` = SWAP, `2` = BORROW, `4` = WITHDRAW. Combine with OR (e.g. `3` = SWAP + BORROW).

#### POST /vault/:chain/:address/set-agent-permissions

```json
{
  "agent": "0x...",
  "permissions": 7
}
```

### Per-Token Spending Limits (v0.3)

| Method | Path | Auth | Description |
|--------|------|------|-------------|
| GET | `/vault/:chain/:address/token-spending-limit/:token` | Yes | Query daily spending limit for a token |
| POST | `/vault/:chain/:address/set-token-spending-limit` | Yes | Build set-limit tx |

#### GET response

```json
{
  "data": {
    "limit": "1000000000000000000000",
    "spentToday": "250000000000000000000",
    "resetsAt": "1706745600"
  }
}
```

#### POST /vault/:chain/:address/set-token-spending-limit

```json
{
  "token": "0x...",
  "dailyLimit": "1000000000000000000000"
}
```

### Withdraw Allowance (v0.3)

| Method | Path | Auth | Description |
|--------|------|------|-------------|
| GET | `/vault/:chain/:address/withdraw-allowance/:token` | Yes | Query withdraw allowance |
| POST | `/vault/:chain/:address/set-withdraw-allowance` | Yes | Build set-allowance tx |
| POST | `/vault/:chain/:address/agent-withdraw` | Yes | Build agent-withdraw tx |

#### GET response

```json
{
  "data": {
    "total": "5000000000000000000000",
    "used": "1000000000000000000000",
    "remaining": "4000000000000000000000",
    "resetsAt": "1706745600"
  }
}
```

#### POST /vault/:chain/:address/set-withdraw-allowance

```json
{
  "token": "0x...",
  "amount": "5000000000000000000000",
  "period": 86400
}
```

`period` is in seconds. Common values: 3600 (1h), 86400 (24h), 604800 (7d).

#### POST /vault/:chain/:address/agent-withdraw

```json
{
  "token": "0x...",
  "amount": "500000000000000000000",
  "to": "0x..."
}
```

### Borrow / Repay (v0.3)

| Method | Path | Auth | Description |
|--------|------|------|-------------|
| GET | `/vault/:chain/:address/borrows` | Yes | List active borrow records |
| POST | `/vault/:chain/:address/borrow` | Yes | Build borrow tx |
| POST | `/vault/:chain/:address/repay` | Yes | Build repay tx |
| POST | `/vault/:chain/:address/force-close-borrow` | Yes | Build force-close tx (for overdue borrows) |

#### GET /vault/:chain/:address/borrows response

```json
{
  "data": {
    "borrows": [
      {
        "borrowId": 0,
        "agent": "0x...",
        "tokenBorrowed": "0x...",
        "amountBorrowed": "1000000000000000000",
        "borrowedAt": "1706659200",
        "deadline": "1706745600",
        "isRepaid": false
      }
    ]
  }
}
```

#### POST /vault/:chain/:address/borrow

```json
{
  "token": "0x...",
  "amount": "1000000000000000000",
  "duration": 86400
}
```

#### POST /vault/:chain/:address/repay

```json
{
  "borrowId": 0,
  "tokenRepaid": "0x...",
  "amountRepaid": "1000000000000000000"
}
```

#### POST /vault/:chain/:address/force-close-borrow

```json
{
  "borrowId": 0
}
```

---

## Webhook Endpoints

Prefix: `/webhook`

| Method | Path | Auth | Description |
|--------|------|------|-------------|
| POST | `/webhook` | Yes | Create webhook |
| GET | `/webhook/list/:processId` | Yes | List webhooks for process |
| GET | `/webhook/:id` | Yes | Get webhook details |
| DELETE | `/webhook/:id` | Yes | Soft delete |
| POST | `/webhook/inbound/:token` | No | Trigger webhook (public, no auth) |

### POST /webhook

```json
{
  "processId": "...",
  "name": "price-alert",
  "type": "inbound",
  "events": ["trigger"],
  "targetUrl": "https://...",
  "headers": {},
  "secret": "optional_hmac_secret"
}
```

| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|-------|------|----------|-------------|
| processId | string | yes | Target TFP process |
| name | string | yes | Webhook display name |
| type | string | yes | Webhook type (e.g. `inbound`) |
| events | string[] | yes | Events to listen for |
| targetUrl | string | no | Outbound webhook URL |
| headers | object | no | Custom headers for outbound |
| secret | string | no | HMAC signing secret |

Response includes `inboundUrl` for external services to call.

---

## Claw (Agent) Endpoints

Prefix: `/claw`

| Method | Path | Auth | Description |
|--------|------|------|-------------|
| GET | `/claw/skill` | No | Get SKILL.md content (public) |
| GET | `/claw/skill/download` | Yes | Download personalized SKILL.md with API key hints |
| POST | `/claw/setup` | Yes | One-click setup: generate API key + SKILL instructions |
| POST | `/claw/api-key` | Yes | Generate new API key |
| GET | `/claw/api-keys` | Yes | List API keys |
| DELETE | `/claw/api-key/:keyId` | Yes | Revoke API key |
| GET | `/claw/tools` | No | List available tools (public) |
| POST | `/claw/execute` | Yes* | Execute tool call |

*`/claw/execute` accepts both JWT and `tfc_` API key auth.

### POST /claw/setup

```json
{
  "name": "My Trading Agent"
}
```

Returns API key, SKILL content, and setup instructions.

### POST /claw/execute

```json
{
  "tool": "create_strategy",
  "params": {
    "name": "ETH Momentum",
    "content": "...",
    "language": "python",
    "chain": "bsc"
  }
}
```

Available tools: `create_strategy`, `list_strategies`, `deploy_process`, `list_processes`, `get_process_logs`, `stop_process`, `start_process`, `get_vault_balance`, `execute_trade`

---

## Agent Approval Endpoints

Prefix: `/claw/approval`

| Method | Path | Auth | Description |
|--------|------|------|-------------|
| POST | `/claw/approval/request` | Yes* | Request user approval (returns URL) |
| GET | `/claw/approval/:token` | No | Get approval details (public) |
| POST | `/claw/approval/:token/respond` | Yes | User approves/rejects (requires JWT) |
| GET | `/claw/approval/status/:approvalId` | Yes* | Poll approval status |

*Accepts both JWT and API key.

### POST /claw/approval/request

```json
{
  "action": "withdraw",
  "description": "Withdraw 50 USDT from BSC vault to external wallet",
  "chain": "bsc",
  "params": {"amount": "50", "token": "USDT", "to": "0x..."},
  "txData": {"to": "0xVault", "data": "0x...", "value": "0", "chainId": 97},
  "requiredAddress": "0xInvestorWallet"
}
```

> `requiredAddress` is optional — if omitted and `txData` is present, the backend auto-resolves from the user's linked wallet. Returns `wallet_not_linked` error if no wallet is bound.

Actions: `withdraw`, `deposit`, `swap`, `set_role`, `generic` — expires in 15 minutes.

### POST /claw/approval/:token/respond

```json
{
  "decision": "approve",
  "txHash": "0x..."
}
```

---

## Strategy Hub Endpoints

Prefix: `/hub`

| Method | Path | Auth | Description |
|--------|------|------|-------------|
| GET | `/hub/strategies` | Optional | Browse published strategies (paginated) |
| GET | `/hub/strategies/:id` | Optional | View strategy details (increments view count) |
| POST | `/hub/strategies/:id/star` | Yes | Toggle star/unstar on a strategy |
| GET | `/hub/starred` | Yes | List user's starred strategies |
| POST | `/hub/publish/:id` | Yes | Publish your strategy to Hub |
| POST | `/hub/unpublish/:id` | Yes | Unpublish strategy from Hub |

### GET /hub/strategies

Query params:

| Param | Type | Description |
|-------|------|-------------|
| q / search | string | Search by name/description |
| tags | string | Filter by tag |
| language | string | Filter by language |
| chain | string | Filter by chain |
| sort | string | Sort order |
| page | number | Page number |
| limit | number | Items per page |

---

## Operator Endpoints

Prefix: `/operator`

| Method | Path | Auth | Description |
|--------|------|------|-------------|
| GET | `/operator/list` | Yes | List available operators |
| GET | `/operator/:id` | Yes | Get operator details |

---

## Credits Endpoints

Prefix: `/credits`

| Method | Path | Auth | Description |
|--------|------|------|-------------|
| GET | `/credits/costs` | No | Current pricing table |
| GET | `/credits/balance` | Yes | Current credit balance |
| GET | `/credits/stats` | Yes | Credit usage statistics |
| GET | `/credits/history` | Yes | Transaction history (paginated) |
| POST | `/credits/add` | Admin | Admin: adjust user credits |
| POST | `/credits/refresh` | Yes | Check and execute monthly credit refresh |

### GET /credits/history

Query params: `?page=1&limit=20&type=deduction`

### POST /credits/add (admin only)

```json
{
  "userId": "...",
  "amount": 1000,
  "type": "bonus",
  "metadata": {"reason": "Beta reward"}
}
```

---

## Subscription Endpoints

Prefix: `/subscriptions`

| Method | Path | Auth | Description |
|--------|------|------|-------------|
| GET | `/subscriptions/current` | Yes | Get current subscription info |
| POST | `/subscriptions/purchase` | Yes | Purchase Pro subscription |
| POST | `/subscriptions/confirm` | Admin | Admin: confirm payment |

### POST /subscriptions/purchase

```json
{
  "transactionId": "0x...",
  "amount": 29.99
}
```

---

## Auth Endpoints

Prefix: `/auth`

| Method | Path | Auth | Description |
|--------|------|------|-------------|
| GET | `/auth/google` | No | Initiate Google OAuth |
| GET | `/auth/google/callback` | No | Google OAuth callback |
| GET | `/auth/wallet/nonce` | No | Get nonce for wallet signing |
| POST | `/auth/wallet/verify` | Optional | Verify wallet signature and login/bind |
| GET | `/auth/me` | Yes | Current user profile |
| PUT | `/auth/me` | Yes | Update profile |
| GET | `/auth/identities` | Yes | List user identities |
| GET | `/auth/identities/check` | Optional | Check if identity is bound |
| DELETE | `/auth/identities/:identityId` | Yes | Unbind identity |
| POST | `/auth/invitation/bind` | Yes | Bind invitation code |
| GET | `/auth/invitation/info` | Yes | Get invitation code and stats |
| POST | `/auth/redeem` | Yes | Redeem activation code |

### GET /auth/wallet/nonce

Query: `?address=0x...&chain=ethereum`

Supported chains: `ethereum`, `aptos`, `solana`

### POST /auth/wallet/verify

```json
{
  "address": "0x...",
  "signature": "0x...",
  "walletType": "metamask",
  "chain": "ethereum",
  "pubKey": "optional_for_solana"
}
```

Returns `{ token, user }` on success.

### PUT /auth/me

```json
{
  "name": "Cleopatra",
  "username": "cleo",
  "bio": "DeFi enthusiast",
  "avatar": "https://...",
  "location": "Singapore",
  "website": "https://tradingflow.fun"
}
```

All fields optional.

---

## Cluster Endpoints

Prefix: `/cluster`

Internal endpoints for multi-node deployment. Generally not used by end users.

| Method | Path | Auth | Description |
|--------|------|------|-------------|
| GET | `/cluster/status` | No | Cluster health status |
| GET | `/cluster/surges` | No | Active Surge worker nodes |
| GET | `/cluster/flow/:flowId/assignment` | No | Flow assignment info |
| POST | `/cluster/recover` | No | Trigger stale flow recovery |


path: references/strategy-format.md
content: # Strategy Format Reference

A strategy is a self-contained project that describes a trading strategy in natural language and contains its implementation code.

## Strategy as a Project

A strategy maps to a folder structure:

```
my-strategy/
├── STRATEGY.md          # Natural language definition (stored in strategy.content)
├── main.py              # Entry point (stored in strategy.generatedCode.files[])
├── lib/                 # Helper modules
│   └── utils.py         #   {name: "lib/utils.py", content: "..."}
├── config/
│   └── params.json      #   {name: "config/params.json", content: "..."}
└── docs/
    └── README.md
```

**How it maps to the API:**

| Local File | API Field | Tool |
|------------|-----------|------|
| `STRATEGY.md` | `strategy.content` | `create_strategy` / `update_strategy` |
| All code files | `strategy.generatedCode.files[]` | `generate_code` |
| Entry point | `strategy.generatedCode.entryPoint` | `generate_code` (auto-detected if omitted) |
| Dependencies | `strategy.generatedCode.dependencies[]` | `generate_code` |

File names support paths (e.g. `lib/utils.py`, `config/params.json`). The TFP runtime creates directories automatically.

## STRATEGY.md Format

```
STRATEGY: <name>
VERSION: <number>
LANGUAGE: <python|javascript|typescript>
CHAIN: <bsc|aptos|solana>

DESCRIPTION:
<free-form description of what the strategy does>

TRIGGERS:
- type: <cron|webhook|price_alert|manual>
  config:
    <key>: <value>

OPERATORS:
- vault-bsc
- logging
- notify

TAGS:
- dca
- btc
- low-risk

LOGIC:
<natural language description of the trading logic>

RISK:
- max_position_size: <value>
- stop_loss: <percentage>
- max_daily_trades: <number>
```

## Example: BTC DCA Strategy

```
STRATEGY: BTC Weekly DCA
VERSION: 1
LANGUAGE: python
CHAIN: bsc

DESCRIPTION:
Dollar-cost average into BTC every Monday at 9:00 UTC.
Uses vault funds to swap USDT → BTC via PancakeSwap.

TRIGGERS:
- type: cron
  config:
    schedule: "0 9 * * 1"

OPERATORS:
- vault-bsc
- logging
- notify

TAGS:
- dca
- btc
- low-risk
- weekly

LOGIC:
1. Check USDT balance in vault
2. If balance >= $50, swap $50 USDT for BTC
3. Log the trade details
4. Send Telegram notification with execution result

RISK:
- max_position_size: 50 USDT
- stop_loss: none (DCA strategy)
- max_daily_trades: 1
```

### Multi-File Implementation

After writing the STRATEGY.md, generate code via `generate_code`:

```json
{
  "tool": "generate_code",
  "params": {
    "strategyId": "...",
    "files": [
      { "name": "main.py", "content": "from lib.swap import execute_dca\n\ndef main():\n    execute_dca(50)\n\nif __name__ == '__main__':\n    main()" },
      { "name": "lib/swap.py", "content": "from web3 import Web3\n\ndef execute_dca(amount_usd):\n    # swap logic here\n    pass" },
      { "name": "config/params.json", "content": "{\"amount_usd\": 50, \"token\": \"BTC\", \"schedule\": \"weekly\"}" }
    ],
    "dependencies": ["web3", "requests"],
    "entryPoint": "main.py"
  }
}
```

## Fields Reference

| Field | Required | Description |
|-------|----------|-------------|
| STRATEGY | yes | Strategy name |
| VERSION | yes | Integer version (auto-incremented on update) |
| LANGUAGE | yes | `python`, `javascript`, or `typescript` |
| CHAIN | no | Target blockchain |
| DESCRIPTION | yes | What the strategy does |
| TRIGGERS | no | When to execute (cron, webhook, price alert) |
| OPERATORS | no | Platform services needed (vault-bsc, logging, etc.) |
| TAGS | no | Searchable labels |
| LOGIC | yes | Step-by-step trading logic |
| RISK | no | Risk management parameters |

## Trigger Types

| Type | Config | Description |
|------|--------|-------------|
| `cron` | `schedule`: cron expression | Periodic execution |
| `webhook` | `events`: string[] | Triggered by external webhook |
| `price_alert` | `token`, `condition`, `threshold` | Triggered when price condition met |
| `manual` | — | User-initiated only |

## Agent Workflow

1. `create_strategy` — save STRATEGY.md content
2. `create_workflow` — **MANDATORY**: create TradingFlow visual DAG (do this BEFORE code generation)
3. `generate_code` — store implementation files + dependencies + entryPoint
4. `deploy_process` — create TFP + deploy code + auto-start (**one tool does everything**)
5. `get_process` / `get_process_logs` — monitor status and logs

> **Note**: `deploy_process` automatically creates the process, deploys code from `strategy.generatedCode`, links the process to the strategy, and starts it. No need to call `link_process` or `start_process` separately after deploy.
>
> **Never skip step 2.** TradingFlow is the product's core visual experience — every strategy MUST have a workflow so users can understand the logic at a glance.


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