AVE Cloud Skill

Query on-chain crypto data via the AVE Cloud API (https://cloud.ave.ai/). Use this skill whenever the user wants to: - Search for tokens by name, symbol, or contract address - Get token prices, market cap, TVL, volume, or price change data - View kline/candlestick (OHLCV) chart data for a token or trading pair - Check top 100 token holders and their distribution - Browse recent swap transactions for a trading pair - View trending or ranked tokens by chain or topic (hot, meme, gainer, loser, AI, DePIN, etc.) - Run a contract security/risk detection report (honeypot, tax, ownership) - List supported chains or main tokens on a chain - Stream real-time swap/liquidity events for a trading pair (pro plan) - Monitor live kline/candlestick updates for a pair in real time (pro plan) - Subscribe to live price change notifications for one or more tokens (pro plan) - Run an interactive WebSocket REPL to manage subscriptions live (pro plan) Trigger on /ave-cloud or any query involving on-chain token data, DEX analytics,

The AVE Cloud API provides on-chain analytics across 130+ blockchains and 300+ DEXs. This skill runs Python scripts to call the API and returns results as clear summaries.

Setup

Two environment variables are required:

bash

export AVE_API_KEY="your_api_key_here"
export API_PLAN="free"   # allowed: free, normal, pro

Get a free key at https://cloud.ave.ai/register. For higher limits, contact support on Telegram: @ave_ai_cloud.

Rate limiting is handled by a built-in file-based limiter by default — no packages needed beyond the Python standard library.

Docker (sandboxed, uses requests + requests-ratelimiter for in-process rate limiting):

bash

# Build once
docker build -f scripts/Dockerfile.txt -t ave-cloud .

# Run a command (example: search)
docker run --rm \
  -e AVE_API_KEY="your_key" \
  -e API_PLAN=free \
  ave-cloud search --keyword WBNB --chain bsc

The Docker image sets AVE_USE_DOCKER=true automatically, enabling in-process rate limiting via requests-ratelimiter. No volume mount needed.

If you want to run locally with the same in-process rate limiter (requires pip install -r scripts/requirements.txt):

bash

export AVE_USE_DOCKER=true
python scripts/ave_client.py <command> [options]

How to use this skill

1. Identify what the user wants from the list of operations below
2. Run the appropriate command using scripts/ave_client.py
3. Format the JSON response as a readable summary or table

The script is at scripts/ave_client.py relative to the skill root.

All commands output JSON to stdout. Errors are printed to stderr with a non-zero exit code.

Operations

Search tokens

Find tokens by symbol, name, or contract address.

bash

python scripts/ave_client.py search --keyword <keyword> [--chain <chain>] [--limit 20]

Useful when the user gives a token name/symbol and you need to resolve it to a contract address.

Platform tokens

Tokens from a specific launchpad or platform (e.g. pump.fun, fourmeme, bonk, nadfun).

bash

python scripts/ave_client.py platform-tokens --platform <platform>

Common platforms: hot, new, meme, pump_in_hot, pump_in_new, fourmeme_in_hot, bonk_in_hot, nadfun_in_hot Full list of ~90 values is enforced by the CLI (--help to list them).

Token detail

Full data for a specific token: price, market cap, TVL, volume, supply, holders, DEX pairs.

bash

python scripts/ave_client.py token --address <contract_address> --chain <chain>

Token prices (batch)

Prices for up to 200 tokens at once.

bash

python scripts/ave_client.py price --tokens <addr1>-<chain1> <addr2>-<chain2> ...

Kline / candlestick data

OHLCV price history. Use kline-token when you have a token address; use kline-pair when you have a pair address.

bash

python scripts/ave_client.py kline-token --address <token> --chain <chain> \
  [--interval <minutes>] [--size <count>]

python scripts/ave_client.py kline-pair --address <pair> --chain <chain> \
  [--interval <minutes>] [--size <count>]

Valid intervals (minutes): 1 5 15 30 60 120 240 1440 4320 10080 Default: interval=60, size=24

Top 100 holders

Holder distribution for a token.

bash

python scripts/ave_client.py holders --address <token> --chain <chain>

Swap transactions

Recent swap history for a trading pair.

bash

python scripts/ave_client.py txs --address <pair> --chain <chain>

Trending tokens

Currently trending tokens on a specific chain.

bash

python scripts/ave_client.py trending --chain <chain> [--page 0] [--page-size 20]

Ranked tokens by topic

Token rankings for a topic category.

First, list available topics:

bash

python scripts/ave_client.py rank-topics

Then get tokens for a topic:

bash

python scripts/ave_client.py ranks --topic <topic>

Common topics: hot, meme, gainer, loser, new, ai, depin, gamefi, rwa, eth, bsc, solana, base, arbitrum, optimism, avalanche

Contract risk report

Security analysis: honeypot detection, buy/sell tax, ownership, liquidity lock.

bash

python scripts/ave_client.py risk --address <token> --chain <chain>

This is useful before the user considers interacting with an unknown token.

Supported chains

Full list of supported chain identifiers.

bash

python scripts/ave_client.py chains

Main tokens on a chain

The primary/native tokens for a given chain.

bash

python scripts/ave_client.py main-tokens --chain <chain>

WebSocket Streams (pro plan)

Real-time data streams require API_PLAN=pro and websocket-client installed (pip install -r scripts/requirements.txt). Each event is printed as pretty-printed JSON followed by ---. Press Ctrl+C to stop.

Interactive REPL (recommended for live monitoring)

Start a persistent WebSocket connection with an interactive command prompt:

bash

docker run -it \
  -e AVE_API_KEY="your_key" \
  -e API_PLAN=pro \
  ave-cloud wss-repl

Or locally (requires pip install -r scripts/requirements.txt):

bash

API_PLAN=pro AVE_API_KEY="your_key" python scripts/ave_client.py wss-repl

Once connected, type commands at the > prompt. JSON events stream to stdout; UI messages go to stderr.

Command	Description
subscribe price <addr-chain> [...]	Live price updates for one or more tokens
subscribe tx <pair> <chain> [tx|multi_tx|liq]	Swaps or liquidity events for a pair
subscribe kline <pair> <chain> [interval]	Kline candle updates for a pair
unsubscribe	Cancel current subscription
help	Show command reference
quit	Close connection and exit

Example session:

text

> subscribe price 0xC02aaA39b223FE8D0A0e5C4F27eAD9083C756Cc2-eth
{...price event...}
---
> unsubscribe
> subscribe kline 0xabc-eth solana k5
{...kline event...}
---
> quit

Stream live swap/liquidity events for a pair

bash

python scripts/ave_client.py watch-tx --address <pair_address> --chain <chain> [--topic tx]

--topic choices: tx (swaps, default), multi_tx (batch swaps), liq (liquidity add/remove)

Stream live kline updates for a pair

bash

python scripts/ave_client.py watch-kline --address <pair_address> --chain <chain> [--interval k60]

--interval choices: s1 k1 k5 k15 k30 k60 k120 k240 k1440 k10080

Stream live price changes for tokens

bash

python scripts/ave_client.py watch-price --tokens <addr1>-<chain1> [<addr2>-<chain2> ...]

Multiple token IDs can be provided space-separated.

Formatting responses

When presenting results to the user:

• Token detail: show price, 24h change, market cap, volume, TVL, top DEX pairs, risk level
• Kline data: summarize trend (up/down), high/low/close over the period; an ASCII table works well for recent candles
• Holders: show top 5-10 holders with % share, flag if top 10 hold >50% (concentration risk)
• Swap txs: show most recent 10 as a table with time, type (buy/sell), amount USD, wallet
• Trending/ranks: show as a ranked table with price, 24h change, volume
• Risk report: lead with the risk level (LOW/MEDIUM/HIGH/CRITICAL), then key findings (honeypot, tax rates, ownership renounced/not)
• Search results: show as a table — symbol, name, chain, contract address, price, 24h change
• WebSocket streams: each event arrives as a JSON object; summarize key fields (time, type, price, amount) as they arrive; for wss-repl, remind the user to type quit or Ctrl+C to stop

If a chain identifier is unclear, run chains first to look it up.

Reference

See references/api-endpoints.md for the full endpoint reference with parameters and response fields.