fintool adds stock and prediction market trading to OpenClaw agents
What fintool does
fintool is an OpenClaw skill that gives AI agents the ability to trade financial instruments. Once installed, agents can execute trades on multiple platforms and access market intelligence.
Installation
To install, tell your agent: Read https://raw.githubusercontent.com/second-state/fintool/refs/heads/main/skills/install.md and install the fintool skill.
Available commands
After installation, your agent can execute these commands:
$ hyperliquid buy ETH --amount 0.5 --price 2100 --json$ binance sell BTC --amount 0.01 --price 68000 --json$ polymarket buy will-bitcoin-hit-100k --outcome yes --amount 50 --price 0.65$ fintool quote GOLD
All commands support --json flag for clean agent integration.
Features
- Spot and perpetual trading
- Deposits and withdrawals
- Prediction market trading
- Market intelligence including quotes, news, and SEC filings with LLM analysis
Technical details
Written in Rust with single binary per exchange, no Python or Node.js dependencies. Open source at GitHub: https://github.com/second-state/fintool
Use case
Since agents can read market data and execute trades, you can describe trading strategies in natural language and let the agent monitor prices, react to news, and manage positions autonomously.
📖 Read the full source: r/clawdbot
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