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deepx-cli

v0.2.0

Published

`deepx-tui` is the terminal UI companion for [`deepdex-web`](/home/stone/Web/deepdex-web). It includes a fullscreen terminal flow with per-network wallet bootstrap and a live market dashboard.

Readme

deepx-tui

deepx-tui is the terminal UI companion for deepdex-web. It includes a fullscreen terminal flow with per-network wallet bootstrap and a live market dashboard.

Requirements

  • Bun >=1.2.19

Install

bun install
bun install -g .

Run

bun run dev
./bin/deepx --mode debug

Or run the command entry directly:

./bin/deepx
./bin/deepx --network testnet

Quality Checks

bun run lint
bun test

Repository Layout

  • bin/ executable entrypoints
  • src/ Ink application code
  • tests/ deterministic automated tests
  • docs/ design, implementation, and user docs
  • scripts/ repeatable workflow helpers

Current Workflow

  1. deepx starts on devnet by default.
  2. Use --network testnet to switch to testnet.
  3. The app checks for a local encrypted wallet for that network.
  4. If no wallet exists, it prompts for private key import and a local passphrase.
  5. After import, the fullscreen dashboard opens with:
    • pair strip
    • realtime candle chart with volume bars
    • orderbook panel
    • recent trades panel
    • AI chat panel powered by the in-process DeepX agent using @google/genai and gemini-3-flash-preview
    • bottom status panel with CLI version and websocket delay
    • optional debug panel with filtered internal logs when --mode debug is enabled

AI Chat

  • Set GEMINI_API_KEY or GOOGLE_API_KEY before launching the TUI to enable live chat replies
  • The chat agent runs in-process and can call the built-in DeepX tools directly
  • Supported tools currently cover market discovery plus order place, cancel, and open-order lookup flows
  • Simple order commands like buy 0.001 ETH are parsed locally against the active pair and require a separate confirm before real submission
  • AI chat can submit live perp orders with explicit confirmation and an unlocked session wallet, but still blocks AI-driven cancels
  • --mode debug enables a filtered debug panel for app, relay, HTTP, and websocket logs

Next Steps

  • Add a real order-entry workflow to the dashboard
  • Expand command routing and richer interactive screens
  • Reuse domain concepts from deepdex-web without copying web-specific UI concerns