Amm

Analyze amm operations. Use when you need to understand amm mechanisms, evaluate protocol security, or reference on-chain concepts.

Security Scan

The skill is a small, local CLI for recording and querying AMM analysis notes stored under a per-user data directory; its requirements and behavior are coherent with its description.

Purpose & Capability

Name/description (analyzing AMM operations) match the included shell script and SKILL.md: the tool is a local note/entry manager for AMM analysis. There are no unrelated credentials, network endpoints, or surprising dependencies. One small documentation mismatch: SKILL.md documents AMM_DIR as a configurable variable but implies use via the 'config' command; in reality AMM_DIR must be set as an environment variable before running (the config command writes to DATA_DIR, so it cannot change which DATA_DIR is used).

Instruction Scope

Runtime instructions call scripts/script.sh with specific commands (status, add, list, search, etc.). The script only reads/writes files under DATA_DIR (default ~/.amm) and prints local stats. It does not call external network services, read arbitrary system files, or access unrelated environment variables. The only scope concern is the SKILL.md wording around configuring AMM_DIR (see purpose_capability note).

Install Mechanism

No install spec; this is instruction-only with a bundled shell script. No downloads, installers, or external packages are fetched. Risk is limited to executing the provided script; review before running as with any script.

Credentials

No required credentials or secret environment variables. The only optional env var is AMM_DIR to change the data directory, which is reasonable and minimal for a local data tool.

Persistence & Privilege

The skill does not request permanent/autonomous privileges (always:false) and does not modify other skills or system-wide agent settings. It persists only its own data under the user's DATA_DIR.

Assessment

This is a small local CLI that stores its data under ~/.amm by default (or a directory you set via the AMM_DIR environment variable). There are no network calls or credential requests. Before installing/running: (1) review the script (scripts/script.sh) yourself — it will create and write files in your home directory; (2) if you want data elsewhere, set AMM_DIR in your environment before running (the tool's config command cannot change which DATA_DIR is used); (3) be aware entries are appended as simple JSONL — input is not strongly escaped, so avoid storing secrets you don't want in plain text; (4) run with normal caution for any shell script provided by third parties.

Analyze amm operations. Use when you need to understand amm mechanisms, evaluate protocol security, or reference on-chain concepts.

When to Use

• status: Show current status
• add: Add new entry
• list: List all entries
• search: Search entries
• remove: Remove entry by number
• export: Export data to file
• stats: Show statistics
• config: View or set config

Commands

status

scripts/script.sh status

Show current status

add

scripts/script.sh add

Add new entry

list

scripts/script.sh list

List all entries

search

scripts/script.sh search

Search entries

remove

scripts/script.sh remove

Remove entry by number

export

scripts/script.sh export

Export data to file

stats

scripts/script.sh stats

Show statistics

config

scripts/script.sh config

View or set config

help

scripts/script.sh help

version

scripts/script.sh version

Configuration

Use scripts/script.sh config <key> <value> to customize behavior.

Variable	Description
AMM_DIR	Data directory (default: ~/.amm/)

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