cetus
ReviewAudited by ClawScan on May 10, 2026.
Overview
This is an instruction-only Cetus SDK reference; it is purpose-aligned, but users should treat the DeFi transaction examples and npm package installs carefully.
This skill appears to be a documentation/reference skill for Cetus SDKs rather than executable code. Before installing or using it, remember that the examples involve DeFi operations that can move or lock funds once signed in a wallet. Verify package sources, pin SDK versions where possible, use testnet first, and never let an agent submit wallet transactions without your explicit approval.
Findings (2)
Artifact-based informational review of SKILL.md, metadata, install specs, static scan signals, and capability signals. ClawScan does not execute the skill or run runtime probes.
If an agent uses these examples to build a live transaction, the user's wallet could be asked to approve financial actions on Sui.
The skill documents DeFi transaction-building methods, including swaps, liquidity changes, deposits, withdrawals, rewards, and pool creation. This is aligned with the Cetus SDK purpose, but such payloads can affect user funds if later signed and submitted.
// Execute swap const payload = await sdk.Dlmm.swapPayload(params)
Require explicit user review for token amounts, pool IDs, recipient addresses, slippage, network, and wallet confirmation before signing or submitting any transaction.
Installing unpinned npm packages means the installed code may change over time based on the current package version.
The guide instructs users to install external Cetus Protocol npm packages, and the examples do not pin versions. This is expected SDK setup documentation, but it introduces normal third-party package supply-chain considerations.
npm install @cetusprotocol/sui-clmm-sdk
Install packages from the official Cetus Protocol source, consider pinning versions, and review package provenance before using them in apps that handle funds.