Install
openclaw skills install kashdao-cliTrade prediction markets non-custodially via the official KashDAO CLI (@kashdao/cli) — markets list/get, quotes, trade buy/sell with idempotency + high-value confirmation, portfolio + webhooks management, and request tracing. Both Kash-orchestrated (REST API) and self-orchestrated (direct-to-chain via @kashdao/protocol-sdk) modes from a single binary.
openclaw skills install kashdao-cliOfficial command-line interface for the Kash
prediction-market protocol. This skill teaches you how to drive the
kash binary against real markets — placing trades, reading
positions, and managing webhook deliveries — all from a single CLI.
🧪 Staging release. Today only
kash_test_*keys work; the CLI auto-routes them tohttps://api-staging.kash.bot/v1. Production endpoints and self-service key issuance land with v1.0. Request a staging key by emailingengineering@kash.botwith your use case.
Every Kash path is non-custodial: Kash never holds funds, never moves funds, never holds keys, and never signs anything. User funds always live in Privy-managed MPC smart accounts the user controls. The CLI holds zero balances; the API key is a scoped, revocable delegation the user issues against their own account. See SECURITY.md § Non-custodial design for the full statement.
npm install -g @kashdao/cli@latest
Requires Node.js 22+. Verify:
kash --version
Store the API key once:
kash auth set-key kash_test_…
Persisted to ~/.kash/config.json at mode 0600. The CLI never
writes the raw key to disk in any other location. To override
per-shell without persisting, set KASH_API_KEY in the environment.
Every command supports --json for stable machine-readable output
(single object on stdout; errors on stderr with the documented
Kash error envelope).
Pin to --json --quiet for AI-agent flows.
# List active markets
kash markets list --status ACTIVE --limit 20 --json
# Get one market's full state
kash markets get <market-id> --json
Quotes simulate price impact without moving funds:
# How much YES will $10 USDC buy?
kash quote buy <market-id> --outcome 0 --amount 10 --json
# How much USDC do I get for 5 outcome tokens?
kash quote sell <market-id> --outcome 0 --tokens 5 --json
# Buy and wait for terminal status (executed | failed | rejected)
kash trade buy <market-id> --outcome 0 --amount 10 --wait \
--auto-idempotency-key --json
# Inspect a trade
kash trade status <trade-id> --json
# List recent trades
kash trade list --limit 50 --filter status=executed --json
# Close a position
kash trade sell <market-id> --outcome 0 --amount 5 --wait \
--auto-idempotency-key --json
--auto-idempotency-key is mandatory in agent flows — it makes
the request safe to retry; replays return the cached response, so
network blips never double-execute a trade.
Trades above the key's high_value_threshold_usdc return a
two-phase response:
# 1. Submit (returns pending_confirmation + a one-time token)
RESP=$(kash trade buy <market-id> --outcome 0 --amount 5000 --json)
TOKEN=$(echo "$RESP" | jq -r '.confirmation.token')
TRADE_ID=$(echo "$RESP" | jq -r '.id')
# 2. Confirm with the token (60s window)
kash trade confirm "$TRADE_ID" --token "$TOKEN" --json
# Smart-account state, USDC balance, position summary
kash portfolio show --json
# Open positions across markets
kash portfolio positions --json
# List recent deliveries
kash webhooks list --limit 10 --json
# Redeliver a specific event
kash webhooks redeliver <event-id> --json
# Rotate the webhook signing secret (60s cooldown)
kash webhooks rotate-secret --json
Every API response carries a requestId. Use it to walk the
end-to-end event chain across services:
kash trace <correlation-id> --json
The CLI also wraps @kashdao/protocol-sdk for fully self-orchestrated
trading — bring your own RPC, signer, and (optionally) bundler; the
Kash backend isn't in the path at all.
# Read the on-chain market state via your RPC
kash protocol market <market-address> --json
# Quote on-chain
kash protocol quote <market-address> --side buy --outcome 0 \
--amount 10 --json
Profile fields needed for protocol mode: rpcUrl, smartAccount,
optionally bundlerUrl/bundlerProvider, and signerKeyRef
(file:<path> or env:<NAME> — the raw key never persists).
Every error envelope follows the same shape:
{
"ok": false,
"error": {
"code": "STABLE_ERROR_CODE",
"message": "Human-readable summary",
"recoverable": true,
"suggestion": "Concrete next step",
"retryAfterMs": 5000,
"actions": [{ "type": "wait_and_retry", "delayMs": 5000, "description": "…" }],
"requestId": "uuid",
"docsUrl": "https://docs.kash.bot/developer-docs/api-errors/…"
}
}
Branch on actions[0].type for machine-readable recovery: wait_and_retry,
run_command, set_env, open_url, check_input. Or look up
kash explain <CODE> for a structured catalog entry.
| Flag | Purpose |
|---|---|
--json | Stable machine-readable output. Always use in agent flows. |
--quiet | Suppress progress logs; only the final JSON object on stdout. |
--auto-idempotency-key | Auto-generate Idempotency-Key. Mandatory for trade write paths. |
--wait | Block until terminal status. Pairs with --wait-timeout-ms. |
--profile <name> | Select a named profile (multi-account / multi-env workflows). |
--base-url <url> | Override the auto-routed base URL. |
--timeout-ms <n> | Override the per-request timeout (default 30s). |
kash docs --json (returns the full
command tree as machine-readable JSON) or the Mintlify-rendered
pages at https://docs.kash.bot/developer-docs/cli.engineering@kash.bot