Install
openclaw skills install bitskinsInteracts with the BitSkins REST API V2 and WebSocket API for CS2/Dota 2 skin trading. Supports account management, market search, buying, selling, listing, delisting, relisting, price updates, Steam inventory/deposits/trades, wallet operations, and real-time WebSocket subscriptions. Use when the user wants to search for skins, check prices, buy or sell items, manage their BitSkins account, check balances, or interact with the BitSkins marketplace.
openclaw skills install bitskinsAll requests to the BitSkins API require authentication via the x-apikey header.
The API key must be set in the environment variable BITSKINS_API_KEY.
The user can obtain their API key from BitSkins account settings after enabling API access.
Important: Some endpoints (wallet withdrawals, 2FA operations) also require a twofa_code parameter. Always ask the user for their 2FA code when calling these endpoints rather than storing it.
https://api.bitskins.com
Use the helper script to make API calls:
bash bitskins-api/scripts/bitskins-api.sh <METHOD> <PATH> [JSON_BODY]
Examples:
# GET request (no body)
bash bitskins-api/scripts/bitskins-api.sh GET /account/profile/me
# POST request with JSON body
bash bitskins-api/scripts/bitskins-api.sh POST /account/profile/balance
# POST with parameters
bash bitskins-api/scripts/bitskins-api.sh POST /market/search/730 '{"limit":10,"offset":0,"where":{}}'
/market/search/*): 1 request per secondAll responses are JSON. Successful responses contain the data directly. Error responses include error codes documented in references/api-endpoints.md.
The API is organized into the following sections. See references/api-endpoints.md for the full endpoint reference.
Real-time updates via wss://ws.bitskins.com. See references/websocket.md for details.
The market search endpoints accept where objects for filtering and support limit/offset pagination:
{
"limit": 20,
"offset": 0,
"order": [{"field": "price", "order": "ASC"}],
"where": {
"skin_name": ["AK-47 | Redline"],
"price_from": 1000,
"price_to": 5000
}
}
Note: Prices are in cents (e.g., 1000 = $10.00).
To buy an item, you need its id and app_id. Use market search to find items, then:
{"app_id": 730, "id": "ITEM_ID", "max_price": 1500}
The max_price parameter protects against price changes between search and purchase.
POST /steam/inventory/listPOST /steam/deposit/many with item IDs and pricesPOST /steam/trade/activeAfter buying, withdraw to Steam:
{"app_id": 730, "id": "ITEM_ID"}
where_mine filter on "mine" endpoints accepts: listed, pending_withdrawal, in_queue, given, need_to_withdraw