Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
Trade on Hyperliquid's perp markets (native + HIP-3) with intelligent order routing and cross-market splitting. Use when the user wants to trade crypto, stocks, or commodities on Hyperliquid, get best execution across fragmented markets, split large orders across multiple venues, compare funding rates, view aggregated orderbooks, or manage positions across multiple collateral types. Routes across both native HL perps (ETH, BTC) and HIP-3 deployer markets. Handles collateral swaps (USDC→USDH/USDT0) automatically during execution when the best liquidity requires it.
Trade on Hyperliquid's perp markets (native + HIP-3) with intelligent order routing and cross-market splitting. Use when the user wants to trade crypto, stocks, or commodities on Hyperliquid, get best execution across fragmented markets, split large orders across multiple venues, compare funding rates, view aggregated orderbooks, or manage positions across multiple collateral types. Routes across both native HL perps (ETH, BTC) and HIP-3 deployer markets. Handles collateral swaps (USDC→USDH/USDT0) automatically during execution when the best liquidity requires it.
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A TypeScript SDK that acts as a prime broker layer on top of Hyperliquid's perp markets — both native (ETH, BTC) and HIP-3 deployer markets. Automatically discovers all markets for an asset, compares liquidity/funding/cost, and routes to the best execution — or splits across multiple venues for optimal fills with automatic collateral swaps.
Trading crypto, stocks (AAPL, NVDA, TSLA), indexes, or commodities (GOLD, SILVER) on Hyperliquid Need best execution across multiple perp markets (native + HIP-3) for the same asset Splitting large orders across venues for better fills and lower price impact Comparing funding rates across different collateral types Aggregated orderbook view across fragmented markets Managing positions that may be spread across multiple collateral types Automatic collateral swaps (USDC → USDH, USDT0) when non-USDC markets offer better prices
npm install hyperliquid-prime
import { HyperliquidPrime } from 'hyperliquid-prime' const hp = new HyperliquidPrime({ testnet: true }) await hp.connect() // Get all perp markets for an asset (native + HIP-3) const markets = hp.getMarkets('ETH') // or 'TSLA', 'BTC', etc. // Get routing quote for best execution const quote = await hp.quote('TSLA', 'buy', 50) const quoteWithLev = await hp.quote('TSLA', 'buy', 50, { leverage: 5, isCross: true }) // Aggregated orderbook const book = await hp.getAggregatedBook('TSLA') // Funding rate comparison const funding = await hp.getFundingComparison('TSLA') await hp.disconnect()
const hp = new HyperliquidPrime({ privateKey: '0x...', testnet: true, }) await hp.connect() // Quote then execute (recommended) const quote = await hp.quote('TSLA', 'buy', 50, { leverage: 5, isCross: true }) const receipt = await hp.execute(quote.plan) // One-step convenience const receipt2 = await hp.long('TSLA', 50, { leverage: 5 }) const receipt3 = await hp.short('TSLA', 25, { leverage: 3, isCross: false }) // Split across multiple markets for better fills const splitQuote = await hp.quoteSplit('TSLA', 'buy', 200, { leverage: 4 }) const splitReceipt = await hp.executeSplit(splitQuote.splitPlan) // Or one-step: await hp.longSplit('TSLA', 200) // Unified position view const positions = await hp.getGroupedPositions() await hp.disconnect()
# Show all perp markets for an asset (native + HIP-3) hp markets ETH hp markets TSLA # Aggregated orderbook hp book TSLA # Compare funding rates hp funding TSLA # Get routing quote hp quote TSLA buy 50 hp quote TSLA buy 50 --leverage 5 hp quote TSLA buy 50 --leverage 3 --isolated # Execute trades HP_PRIVATE_KEY=0x... hp long TSLA 50 HP_PRIVATE_KEY=0x... hp short TSLA 25 HP_PRIVATE_KEY=0x... hp long TSLA 50 --leverage 5 HP_PRIVATE_KEY=0x... hp short TSLA 25 --leverage 3 --isolated # View positions and balance HP_PRIVATE_KEY=0x... hp positions HP_PRIVATE_KEY=0x... hp balance # Use testnet hp markets TSLA --testnet
Builder Fee: A 1 basis point (0.01%) builder fee is charged by default on all SDK-executed orders via Hyperliquid's native builder fee mechanism. On the first trading order from a wallet, the SDK sends an on-chain approval transaction to authorize this fee. To disable entirely, set builder: null in the config. Collateral Swaps (Split Orders Only): When executeSplit() routes orders to non-USDC collateral markets, the SDK automatically: Enables DEX abstraction on the user's account Transfers USDC from the perp account to the spot account Places a spot order to swap USDC into the required collateral token (e.g., USDH, USDT0) A 1% buffer is added to swap amounts to account for slippage These actions only occur during split order execution and only when the best liquidity requires non-USDC collateral. Read-Only Operations: Quotes, orderbooks, funding comparisons, and market discovery require no wallet, no fees, and perform no on-chain actions. Credentials: Trading operations require a private key via HP_PRIVATE_KEY environment variable or the privateKey config option. The key is used to sign transactions sent to the Hyperliquid API. Source code is available for audit at https://github.com/mehranhydary/hl-prime. User Confirmation Flow: The SDK uses a quote-then-execute pattern as the confirmation mechanism: quote() / quoteSplit() are read-only — they return an execution plan with estimated prices, markets, and costs. No on-chain actions are taken. The caller reviews the plan (programmatically or via CLI output). execute() / executeSplit() must be explicitly called to perform on-chain actions (place orders, approve fees, swap collateral). One-step convenience methods (long(), short(), longSplit(), shortSplit()) combine both steps — use quote-then-execute for explicit control. Implementation Note: This skill bundle contains instructions only (SKILL.md). The SDK implementation must be installed separately via npm install hyperliquid-prime. The source code is open-source and available for audit at the GitHub repository before installation.
When you call hp.quote("TSLA", "buy", 50), the router: Fetches the orderbook for every TSLA market Simulates walking each book to estimate average fill price and price impact Scores each market using: Price impact (dominant) — cost in basis points to fill Funding rate (secondary) — prefers favorable funding direction Collateral swap cost (penalty) — estimated cost to swap into the required collateral Selects the lowest-score market and builds an execution plan For split orders (quoteSplit), the router merges all orderbooks, walks the combined book greedily to consume the cheapest liquidity first across all venues, and builds split execution legs. Collateral requirements and swaps are estimated and executed at executeSplit(...) time using live balances. If leverage is included in the quote options, execution applies that leverage per market leg before order placement. For single-market orders, leverage included in quote(...) is carried into the execution plan and applied before the order is sent.
interface HyperliquidPrimeConfig { privateKey?: `0x${string}` // Required for trading walletAddress?: string // Derived from privateKey if not provided testnet?: boolean // Default: false defaultSlippage?: number // Default: 0.01 (1%) logLevel?: 'debug' | 'info' | 'warn' | 'error' | 'silent' prettyLogs?: boolean // Default: false builder?: BuilderConfig | null // Builder fee (default: 1 bps, null to disable) }
A 1 basis point (0.01%) builder fee is included by default on all SDK-executed orders via Hyperliquid's native builder fee mechanism. The fee is auto-approved on the trader's first order. Set builder: null to disable, or provide a custom { address, feeBps } to override.
getMarkets(asset) — All perp markets for an asset (native + HIP-3) getAggregatedMarkets() — Asset groups with multiple markets getAggregatedBook(asset) — Merged orderbook across all markets getFundingComparison(asset) — Funding rates compared across markets quote(asset, side, size, options?) — Routing quote for single best market quoteSplit(asset, side, size, options?) — Split quote across multiple markets
execute(plan) — Execute a single-market quote executeSplit(plan) — Execute a split quote (handles collateral swaps) long(asset, size, options?) — Quote + execute a long on best market short(asset, size, options?) — Quote + execute a short on best market longSplit(asset, size, options?) — Split quote + execute a long across markets shortSplit(asset, size, options?) — Split quote + execute a short across markets close(asset) — Close all positions for an asset
leverage?: number — Positive number, e.g. 5 for 5x. isCross?: boolean — Default true (cross); set false for isolated. isCross requires leverage. If leverage is omitted, no leverage-setting API call is made.
getPositions() — All positions with market metadata getGroupedPositions() — Positions grouped by base asset getBalance() — Account margin summary
https://github.com/mehranhydary/hl-prime
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