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@deepbookie/core

v0.1.2

Published

Neutral, transport-free tool registry for DeepBookie — reads execute, writes return unsigned Sui transactions.

Readme

@deepbookie/core

The neutral, transport-free tool registry behind DeepBookie — one set of tools that lights up in MCP, a CLI, and a web app at once.

Each tool is a ToolDef with a zod schema. Reads execute (and return projected JSON); writes have no execute — they build() an unsigned Sui Transaction that you sign at the edge. The registry holds no key and never signs.

Install

pnpm add @deepbookie/core @mysten/sui

Usage

import { allTools, getToolsForAdapter, createContext } from '@deepbookie/core';

// 44 tools, each tagged with a `surface` ('predict' | 'spot') and `kind` ('read' | 'write').
console.log(allTools.map((t) => t.name));

const ctx = createContext({ network: 'testnet', sender: myAddress });

// Adapter view: { list, schema, read, build } — wire it into your transport.
const tools = getToolsForAdapter(allTools, ctx);

const markets = await tools.read('list_markets', {});       // reads run now
const unsignedTx = await tools.build('mint', { /* … */ });  // writes return a Transaction → you sign it

What's inside

  • Predict tools — markets, the odds curve, exact quotes, mint/redeem (binary + range), the PLP vault.
  • Spot tools — pools, orderbook, swap quotes, limit/market orders, the BalanceManager, staking, governance.
  • ToolContext — the chain client + sender (+ optional managerId / balanceManagerId), so the same tool builds the right tx server-side or in the browser.

Depends on @deepbookie/predict-client, @mysten/deepbook-v3, @mysten/sui, and zod.

License

MIT