gate-exchange-options

Converts natural-language Golf requests into executable contract workflows with confirmations.

Updated May 10, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Tsin418/crypto-research-agent --skill gate-exchange-options
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Skill: gate-exchange-options
Source: https://github.com/Tsin418/crypto-research-agent/tree/main/.agents/skills/gate-exchange-options
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Tsin418/crypto-research-agent --skill gate-exchange-options

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This skill removes the friction of placing, closing, cancelling, and amending Gate options orders by turning vague natural-language trading requests into correctly structured, contract-level actions with unit conversion and safety checks.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Place orders (market, limit, or mark IV): Supports buy/sell call/put orders by resolving underlying + expiry + strike into a precise contract, including conversion when you specify size in base notional (e.g., “1 BTC call”) or quote USDT (e.g., “1000U”).
  • Close or reduce positions: Executes full closes or partial/reduce-only closes (including “close half” and conditional close patterns like profitable/loss thresholds).
  • Cancel and amend with confirmations: Cancels open orders (single or all) and amends price and/or size, requiring explicit confirmation and respecting contract precision rules.

Quick Start

Place a market buy order for 1 BTC call with strike at current price expiring in one week, using this skill to convert the requested amount into contracts and then ask you to confirm before sending the order.

Frequently Asked Questions about gate-exchange-options

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

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How do I place Gate options orders using natural language instead of manual contract specifications?

Gate options orders can be placed by resolving natural-language intents into contract-specific workflows. You specify the underlying, expiry, and strike, and the system converts base notional or USDT amounts into precise contracts before requiring your confirmation.

Can I automatically close or reduce partial options positions based on profit or loss thresholds?

Options positions can be closed or reduced using conditional patterns like profitable or loss thresholds. The workflow supports full closes and partial reduce-only instructions, such as closing half of a position, while enforcing contract precision rules.

How do I convert base notional or USDT amounts into options contracts on Gate exchange?

Unit conversion translates base notional values like 1 BTC or quote amounts like 1000 USDT into exact contract quantities. This conversion enforces exchange-specific size minimums and price rounding rules to ensure valid order parameters.

What happens when I need to amend the price or size of an open Gate options order?

Amending open Gate options orders requires explicit confirmation before applying price or size changes. The workflow respects contract precision rules, ensuring amended values meet the required order price round and order size minimum constraints.

Is there a way to cancel all open Gate options orders at once instead of cancelling them individually?

Open Gate options orders can be cancelled individually or through a one-click cancel function for all orders. The workflow requires explicit confirmation before executing any mutating cancellation action.

What precision and risk controls are enforced when executing options trading workflows on Gate exchange?

Options trading workflows enforce contract resolution, size and price precision, and explicit confirmation gates before mutating actions. These guardrails ensure order parameters meet exchange requirements for order size minimums and price rounding.