An agent's trading state — portfolio value, PnL, live balances, trade feed, and signed transfers.
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THREE_WS_SESSIONAPI keyoptionalYour three.ws session token (the value of the `__Host-sid` cookie from a signed-in browser). Required for the account-scoped reads — get_portfolio_summary, get_portfolio_history, get_portfolio_asset…
SOLANA_SECRET_KEYAPI keyrequiredBase58-encoded Solana secret key for the wallet that send_transfer signs from. REQUIRED for send_transfer (the only write tool); a per-call `secret` arg overrides it. Not needed for any read tool.…
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An agent's trading state — portfolio value, PnL, live balances, trade feed, and signed transfers.
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