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Usage Guide

Usage Model​

There are two common ways to use Deepcoin skills with AI tools.

Option 1: Documentation-only mode​

Use this when you want the AI to read Deepcoin API docs and generate code, but you do not yet have an official Deepcoin CLI or MCP server.

Recommended inputs for the AI:

  • the relevant Deepcoin docs from this repository
  • one or more SKILL.md files from skills/
  • your target language, such as Python, JavaScript, or Go

This mode is best for:

  • API integration
  • signature implementation
  • request/response explanation
  • sample trading bots
  • WebSocket subscription examples

Option 2: Skill-first mode​

Use this when your AI tool supports skill discovery or slash-command style invocation. In this mode, install the SKILL.md files into the tool's skill directory and keep the Deepcoin docs available in the project workspace.

Installation Patterns​

Claude Code / Claude-compatible skill loaders​

Install globally:

mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/deepcoin-market
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/deepcoin-account
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/deepcoin-trade
cp skills/deepcoin-market/SKILL.md ~/.claude/skills/deepcoin-market/
cp skills/deepcoin-account/SKILL.md ~/.claude/skills/deepcoin-account/
cp skills/deepcoin-trade/SKILL.md ~/.claude/skills/deepcoin-trade/

Install for the current project only:

mkdir -p .claude/skills/deepcoin-market
mkdir -p .claude/skills/deepcoin-account
mkdir -p .claude/skills/deepcoin-trade
cp skills/deepcoin-market/SKILL.md .claude/skills/deepcoin-market/
cp skills/deepcoin-account/SKILL.md .claude/skills/deepcoin-account/
cp skills/deepcoin-trade/SKILL.md .claude/skills/deepcoin-trade/

Cursor​

If the environment does not support native skill folders, copy each SKILL.md into a project rule file:

mkdir -p .cursor/rules
cp skills/deepcoin-market/SKILL.md .cursor/rules/deepcoin-market.md
cp skills/deepcoin-account/SKILL.md .cursor/rules/deepcoin-account.md
cp skills/deepcoin-trade/SKILL.md .cursor/rules/deepcoin-trade.md

Cline / Roo Code / similar IDE agents​

Merge the relevant skill content into the agent instruction files used by the extension. Keep the Deepcoin docs in the workspace so the agent can resolve referenced endpoints.

OpenClaw​

mkdir -p ~/.openclaw/skills/deepcoin-market
mkdir -p ~/.openclaw/skills/deepcoin-account
mkdir -p ~/.openclaw/skills/deepcoin-trade
cp skills/deepcoin-market/SKILL.md ~/.openclaw/skills/deepcoin-market/
cp skills/deepcoin-account/SKILL.md ~/.openclaw/skills/deepcoin-account/
cp skills/deepcoin-trade/SKILL.md ~/.openclaw/skills/deepcoin-trade/

How To Invoke​

Slash-style invocation​

If your AI tool supports explicit skill selection, use:

  • /deepcoin-market for quotes, order book, trades, candles, or public streams
  • /deepcoin-account for balances, positions, bills, UID, or private streams
  • /deepcoin-trade for order placement, cancellation, trigger orders, or TP/SL management

Natural-language invocation​

The user can also trigger skills through intent:

  • "Fetch BTC-USDT order book and recent trades"
  • "Generate Python code to query my account balance on Deepcoin"
  • "Write JavaScript to place a limit order on BTC-USDT-SWAP"
  • "Show me how to subscribe to private order updates"

For best results, provide:

  1. The target environment, such as Python requests, Node.js fetch, or Go HTTP client
  2. The target endpoint or business goal
  3. Whether the task is public data, private account, or trading
  4. Whether you want explanation only, sample code, or executable project code

Example:

Use the deepcoin-trade skill. Generate Python code for POST /deepcoin/trade/order.
The symbol is BTC-USDT-SWAP. I want a limit buy order to open a long position.
Use environment variables for API credentials and include request signing.

Operational Notes​

  • Public market endpoints can be used without authentication.
  • Private REST endpoints must follow the signing rules in Access Guide.
  • Private WebSocket examples should distinguish login/subscribe flow from public subscriptions.
  • For trading examples, always verify instId, tickSz, and minSz from product metadata before placing orders.
  • Unless a real execution tool is available, skills should default to documentation help and code generation instead of live trading.