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Make your first trade

With the plugin configured, you trade by asking Claude in plain language. You don't type tool names or side codes — you describe the trade and the assistant does the mechanics safely.

Say what you want

Buy 50 dUSD of AMMT1.

Sell 2 AAPL.

What's the spot price of AMMT1, and what would 100 dUSD get me?

In browser signing mode, your wallet pops up when it's time to sign — nothing moves until you approve it there.

How the assistant routes the trade

Which venue a trade uses is not arbitrary, and the assistant follows a fixed rule:

  • AMM tokens (like AMMT1, WDEL) exist only on the DEX. The assistant trades them on-chain without asking.
  • Oracle stocks (like AAPL) trade on both the DEX (an oracle-priced pool, paid in dUSD) and the mint brokerage (paid from your available cash balance — only when brokerage orders are enabled). If you didn't name a venue and both are available, the assistant asks rather than guessing.
  • Payment follows the venue, so it's never a separate question: on the DEX you spend dUSD (1:1 with USD on-chain); on the mint brokerage you spend your available cash balance.

So "buy AAPL" may get a "DEX or mint brokerage?" question; "buy AMMT1" won't.

What happens behind the scenes

For a DEX swap, the assistant runs a safe sequence — the same one the built-in place a swap safely prompt encodes:

  1. Classify the symbol (amm vs oracle).
  2. Check your caps first — for a buy, the dUSD you're spending is the trade's value, so it confirms the trade fits your per-trade and daily caps before quoting. If it won't fit, it stops and tells you.
  3. Quote the swap and derive slippage protection (a real min_amount_out, never zero).
  4. For an oracle stock, check the market is open — those trade only during US market hours.
  5. Swap, then confirm the result.

You'll see it narrate these steps. Read the numbers before you approve the signature.

Start small on testnet

Make your first trade a tiny one on testnet, watch the full sequence and the wallet prompt, then scale up. Treat the first trade of any new setup as a live-fire test.

Selling

A sell works the same way, but its value isn't known until the quote, so the cap check happens right after quoting and before the swap. Ask naturally — "sell 2 AAPL" — and the assistant fills in the direction.

Learn the safety rails → What the guardrails do · Something broke? → Troubleshooting