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npx machina-cli add skill hugoguerrap/crypto-claude-desk/quick --openclaw
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Quick Market Check

Get a fast snapshot of $ARGUMENTS using a single agent. No team needed.

Workflow

  1. Delegate using the Task tool with subagent_type: general-purpose and model: haiku:

    "You are the market-monitor agent. Quick market snapshot for $ARGUMENTS. Use these MCP tools (call them in parallel):

    • get_exchange_prices(symbol='{SYMBOL}/USDT') for live price, 24h change, volume
    • get_fear_greed_index() for market sentiment
    • get_funding_rate(symbol='{SYMBOL}') for futures funding rate Also run a WebSearch for '{SYMBOL} crypto news today' to catch any breaking events. Be concise — this is a quick check, not a full analysis. Do NOT use the Edit tool."
  2. Present the result directly to the user. Keep it brief.

When to suggest deeper analysis

If the agent detects any of these, suggest running /analyze $ARGUMENTS:

  • Price change >5% in 24h
  • Extreme Fear or Extreme Greed
  • Funding rate anomaly (>0.05% or <-0.05%)
  • Volume spike >2x average

Source

git clone https://github.com/hugoguerrap/crypto-claude-desk/blob/main/skills/quick/SKILL.mdView on GitHub

Overview

Get a fast, single-agent snapshot of a crypto symbol. It pulls live price, 24h change, and volume, plus market sentiment and funding rate, then surfaces any breaking news. This quick check helps you decide whether to run deeper analysis.

How This Skill Works

The skill delegates to a general-purpose subagent (model: haiku) to run MCP tools in parallel for the target symbol: get_exchange_prices(symbol='{SYMBOL}/USDT') for live price, 24h change, and volume; get_fear_greed_index() for market sentiment; get_funding_rate(symbol='{SYMBOL}') for funding rate. It also performs a WebSearch for '{SYMBOL} crypto news today'. The results are presented concisely; if any trigger conditions are met, it suggests running /analyze {SYMBOL}.

When to Use It

  • You need a fast price snapshot before trading a symbol.
  • During periods of volatility to quickly assess momentum and risk.
  • You want a quick read on market sentiment and funding pressure alongside price.
  • You need to catch breaking news that could affect within-day price action.
  • You want a first-pass check to decide whether to run a deeper analysis with /analyze.

Quick Start

  1. Step 1: Run /quick SYMBOL (e.g., /quick BTC).
  2. Step 2: Review the concise snapshot returned (price, 24h change, volume, sentiment, funding, news).
  3. Step 3: If anomalies are detected or you need deeper insight, run /analyze SYMBOL.

Best Practices

  • Always specify a SYMBOL that resolves to a USDT pair, e.g., BTC or ETH.
  • Treat 24h change and volume as quick context, not a trade signal.
  • Look for anomalies: price move >5%, extreme Fear/Greed, funding rate >0.05% or <−0.05%, or volume spike >2x average.
  • Use the included news check to spot breaking events before trading decisions.
  • If an anomaly is detected, follow up with /analyze {SYMBOL} for deeper insight.

Example Use Cases

  • User: /quick BTC → Snapshot: BTC/USDT price 48,200, 24h +3.4%, volume 1.8B, Fear/Greed 58, funding rate 0.01%, news: 'BTC holds support near 47k amid weekend trading.'
  • User: /quick ETH → Snapshot: ETH/USDT price 3,025, 24h -1.8%, volume 1.2B, Fear/Greed 45, funding rate -0.02%, news: 'ETH steady as DeFi TVL climbs.'
  • User: /quick DOGE → Snapshot: DOGE/USDT price 0.15, 24h +2.0%, volume 300M, Fear/Greed 40, funding rate 0.00%, news: 'Meme coin renewed interest after celebrity mentions.'
  • User: /quick XRP → Snapshot: XRP/USDT price 0.82, 24h -0.5%, volume 400M, Fear/Greed 42, funding rate 0.05%, news: 'XRP court ruling updates.'
  • User: /quick SOL → Snapshot: SOL/USDT price 24.50, 24h +5.1%, volume 900M, Fear/Greed 60, funding rate 0.03%, news: 'Solana network uptime improves after outage.'

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