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tonquant

v0.2.0

Published

AI-native multi-surface research CLI for public markets and TON liquidity

Downloads

40

Readme

tonquant

Install with npm install -g tonquant and make sure bun is already on PATH.

Public repository: https://github.com/Ancienttwo/quant-cli

The published package ships both the CLI entrypoint and the bundled quant backend, so quant commands work after install without setting TONQUANT_QUANT_CLI.

Common commands:

tonquant --help
tonquant research quote --help
tonquant autoresearch --help
tonquant context --json
tonquant data list --json

Agent-facing entrypoint:

tonquant context --json

That snapshot is local-only by default. It summarizes the active config file, automation jobs, autoresearch tracks, signing sessions, publications, and recent quant artifacts without reaching out to remote services.

Explicit config path support:

tonquant --config /tmp/agent-wallet.json init --mnemonic "..."
tonquant --config /tmp/agent-wallet.json balance --json
tonquant --config /tmp/agent-wallet.json history --json
tonquant --config /tmp/agent-wallet.json context --json

Publication handoff:

tonquant factor publish-prepare my_factor --publisher-address <raw-ton-address> --output prepared.json
tonquant factor publish-request-signature --prepared-file prepared.json --json

The request-signature commands create signer sessions and return the next step explicitly. They do not claim the publication or payout change has already completed.

swap --execute is hidden from public help and returns a structured unsupported error if called directly during the compatibility window.