Configure the plugin¶
Claude Desktop collects these fields when you install the extension, and you can edit them any time under Settings → Extensions. The full generated list is in the plugin config reference; this page explains the choices that matter.
Network¶
Set Network to dev, testnet, or mainnet. The RPC URL is derived from it automatically:
| Network | Derived RPC |
|---|---|
dev |
https://besu.dev.primedelta.io |
testnet |
https://chain.testnet.primedelta.io |
mainnet |
https://chain.primedelta.io |
Only set RPC URL override if you run your own node. The plugin checks the RPC's real chain id against the network you picked and refuses to start on a mismatch — so a wrong override fails loudly instead of trading on the wrong chain.
Signing mode¶
Signing picks how trades are signed. Enter one of:
| Value | Who signs | Keys | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
browser (default) |
Your own wallet, per trade | None stored — your wallet holds it | A human at a desktop who wants to approve each trade |
aws |
An AWS KMS key | Key id in AWS KMS key id; the key never leaves KMS | Shared machines, unattended agents |
privatekey |
A dedicated dev wallet key | Key in Agent private key (OS keychain) | Local dev / sandbox only |
Fill only the key field for the mode you chose; leave the others empty. For aws vs privatekey, it's the key field you fill that decides which one signs. Details and trade-offs: Signing modes.
Never use a personal key
For privatekey, use a dedicated agent wallet funded with limited funds — never your personal key. Prefer aws on anything shared or real.
Spend caps¶
Set these before you point the plugin at real funds:
| Field | Caps |
|---|---|
| Per-trade cap (dUSD) | The dUSD value of any single trade |
| Daily cap (dUSD) | Cumulative dUSD value per UTC day |
Caps are enforced off the assistant — an over-cap trade is rejected before it's even quoted, so the model can't talk its way past them. Empty means no cap. See What the guardrails do.
Opt-in gates¶
Everything that moves funds beyond a DEX swap is off by default. Turn on only what you need:
| Toggle | Lets the agent… |
|---|---|
| Allow deposits | Move dUSD / stock tokens from your wallet into the custodial ledger |
| Allow withdrawals | Request and claim a dUSD / stock withdrawal back to your wallet |
| Allow brokerage orders | Place / cancel real limit and market-sell orders on the mint platform |
| Allow confirming AI subaccounts | Let a main account confirm/reject an AI subaccount under it |
Each maps to an environment flag the server enforces; a gated tool simply isn't available until you enable it. Leave them off unless you specifically want that capability.
Next → Make your first trade