obai-crypto-routing

Routes Coinbase spot crypto queries to the crypto_analysis specialist with handoff and output rules.

11|6|Updated Mar 18, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/sixteen-dev/obai --skill obai-crypto-routing-sixteen-dev
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: obai-crypto-routing
Source: https://github.com/sixteen-dev/obai/tree/main/src/obai/core_agents/hub_skills/obai-crypto-routing
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sixteen-dev/obai --skill obai-crypto-routing-sixteen-dev

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Deciding whether a user request belongs to Coinbase spot crypto analysis—and how to hand it off without losing context—is error-prone. This Skill defines exactly when to route crypto market data, backtesting, and artifact follow-up requests to the crypto_analysis specialist, and how to handle its terminal output. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Routing Decisions: Directs Coinbase spot product lookup, OHLCV, order book, latest trade, and bid/ask requests to crypto_analysis, while excluding equities, options, Polymarket, DeFi, and derivatives. - Handoff Discipline: Preserves the user's request verbatim and passes only factual resolved context such as product IDs, timeframes, strategy rules, and prior job IDs or artifact fingerprints. - Terminal Output Handling: Relays marked __TERMINAL_TOOL_OUTPUT__:crypto_analysis: results unchanged, and answers MISSING_CRYPTO_INPUTS: pre-flight signals directly without repeating the call. - Use Case: A user asks to backtest a mean-reversion strategy on BTC-USD with a 1.5% stop over the last year; the Hub routes the request to crypto_analysis with the resolved product ID and relays the specialist's terminal output verbatim. ## Quick Start Ask the Hub to backtest a Coinbase spot strategy or fetch crypto market data, for example: backtest an RSI mean-reversion strategy on BTC-USD over the past year.

Frequently Asked Questions about obai-crypto-routing

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I route a crypto backtest request to the right agent?▼

Route Coinbase spot strategy design and backtesting requests to crypto_analysis, passing the resolved product ID, timeframe, date range, and explicit strategy rules. Preserve the user's request verbatim and never invent missing rules, fees, or risk caps.

What crypto data can the Coinbase spot agent retrieve?▼

The crypto_analysis specialist covers Coinbase-tradable spot product lookup, OHLCV candles, order books, latest trades, and best bid/ask. It also handles spot strategy backtests, trade logs, job status, validation, and artifact export.

Does this routing cover DeFi or perpetual futures data?▼

No. DeFi TVL, yield pools, stablecoin risk, on-chain tracing, perpetuals, funding rates, open interest, basis, and liquidations are explicitly out of scope. Equities, options, and Polymarket prediction markets are also excluded and routed elsewhere.

How are follow-ups on prior crypto backtests handled?▼

Preserve prior identifiers exactly: job_id, artifact fingerprint, product_id, and the timeframe with date range. If a follow-up asks whether an artifact can be exported, route back to crypto_analysis rather than deciding export eligibility from memory.

What happens when crypto_analysis returns a MISSING_CRYPTO_INPUTS signal?▼

A MISSING_CRYPTO_INPUTS result without the terminal marker is a pre-flight control signal, not an answer. The Hub answers it directly by naming every unsupported capability requested, stating nothing was retrieved, and pointing to supported Coinbase spot alternatives.

What if the crypto_analysis server is unavailable?▼

State that the crypto server is unavailable and stop. Do not substitute equity, prediction-market, or training-data analysis for current crypto market state, and do not translate Coinbase spot intent into another venue.