Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
Real-time crypto risk intelligence; before and as things break. Two tools: Flare (15-min precursor detection, immediate alarms) and Core (60-min state synthesis, context assessment). Free access to the last analysis. No API key required. Upgrade to x402 for custom analysis.
Real-time crypto risk intelligence; before and as things break. Two tools: Flare (15-min precursor detection, immediate alarms) and Core (60-min state synthesis, context assessment). Free access to the last analysis. No API key required. Upgrade to x402 for custom analysis.
Hand the extracted package to your coding agent with a concrete install brief instead of figuring it out manually.
I downloaded a skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder and install it by following the included instructions. Tell me what you changed and call out any manual steps you could not complete.
I downloaded an updated skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder, compare it with my current installation, and upgrade it while preserving any custom configuration unless the package docs explicitly say otherwise. Summarize what changed and any follow-up checks I should run.
BlackSwan monitors crypto markets 24/7 and produces two risk assessments: Flare โ Precursor detection from a 15-minute signal window. Use for immediate, alarm-bell risk checks. Before the news breaks. Core โ State synthesis from a 60-minute signal window. Use for market context and risk assessment. As the news breaks.
QuestionTool"Is something happening right now?"Flare"What's the overall market risk environment?"Core"Should I be worried about sudden moves?"Flare"Give me a full risk briefing"Both (Flare first, then Core)
https://mcp.blackswan.wtf
Returns the latest Flare precursor detection assessment. curl -s https://mcp.blackswan.wtf/api/flare Response fields: FieldDescriptionagentAlways "flare"data_ageHuman-readable age of the data (e.g. "12 minutes ago")status"clear" or "alert"severity"none", "low", "medium", "high", or "critical"checked_atISO 8601 timestamp of the assessmentassessmentNatural language risk assessmentsignalsArray of detected signals, each with type, source, and detail
Returns the latest Core state synthesis assessment. curl -s https://mcp.blackswan.wtf/api/core Response fields: FieldDescriptionagentAlways "core"data_ageHuman-readable age of the data (e.g. "1 hour ago")timestampISO 8601 timestamp of the assessmentenvironment"stable", "elevated", "stressed", or "crisis"assessmentNatural language risk assessmentkey_factorsArray of strings describing the main risk factorssources_usedArray of data source names used in the assessmentdata_freshnessDescription of how fresh the underlying data is
SeverityMeaningnoneNo precursors detected, markets quietlowMinor signals, worth noting but not actionablemediumNotable signals, warrants attentionhighStrong precursors detected, elevated risk of sudden movescriticalExtreme signals, immediate risk of major market event
EnvironmentMeaningstableNormal market conditions, low systemic riskelevatedAbove-normal risk, some stress indicators presentstressedSignificant stress across multiple indicatorscrisisSevere market stress, active dislocation or contagion
HTTP StatusMeaning200Success, response contains full assessment502Agent output failed validation โ format may have changed503No recent agent runs โ system may be starting up500Unexpected server error On non-200 responses, the body is {"error": "..."} with a human-readable message.
To get a full picture, call both endpoints: curl -s https://mcp.blackswan.wtf/api/flare curl -s https://mcp.blackswan.wtf/api/core Present Flare results first (immediate risks), then Core (broader context).
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