triggers

You can automate conditional trading workflows by creating, listing, and deleting price-based or time-based triggers. This Skill schedules and triggers actions across Polymarket, Binance, and Jupiter using cron-like schedules and event hooks.

Yes, you can define cron-like schedules and payload-driven event hooks to automate reactions and alerts for crypto spot trading. The scheduler supports managing time-based events to execute trades safely within defined boundaries.

The quickest way to set up a trading trigger is by using the command line interface to parse and execute an event-action pair. You can create your first trigger by issuing a command that specifies the target event and the desired automated action.

Yes, the scheduler supports managing event hooks specifically for futures and prediction markets like Polymarket. It handles payload-driven events and provides list, delete, and history capabilities to inspect and audit triggers.

Command parsing processes trigger commands and routes them to a pluggable storage layer that manages event state. This modular API surface ensures safe execution boundaries are maintained when automating conditional trading actions.

The pluggable storage layer manages trigger state and history but operates within safe execution boundaries. While it supports modular API interactions for scheduling and event handling, complex conditional logic may require external validation before execution.