Agents should choose the job type before the venue route. A file export, live stream, replay, generated client, and one-off REST request should not collapse into the same answer.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.0xarchive.io/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Route-Selection Order
- If the user asks for Parquet files, bulk historical delivery, credits, checkout, export schemas, or a Data Catalog market page, use Data Catalog, Export Schemas, and Export Checkout. Do not invent REST checkout routes unless OpenAPI exposes them.
- If the user asks for live streams, replay, gap handling, stateful L4 books, or subscription events, use WebSocket and WebSocket Message Schema before REST.
- If the user names Lighter, use
/v1/lighter/*. - If the user names Hyperliquid Spot or gives a pair symbol such as
HYPE-USDC, use/v1/hyperliquid/spot/*. - If the symbol has a builder prefix such as
km:US500, use/v1/hyperliquid/hip3/*unless context says otherwise. - If the user names an outcome, HIP-4, or a numeric outcome side such as
#0, use/v1/hyperliquid/hip4/*. - If the user names a standard Hyperliquid perp such as
BTC, use Hyperliquid core at/v1/hyperliquid/*. - If venue remains unclear, ask for the venue before making the request.
/v1/symbols and the Data Catalog pages for catalog discovery; /v1/symbols is not the generated OpenAPI reference.
Agent Route Packet
| Field | Required value |
|---|---|
| Job type | REST request, WebSocket stream, replay, export, generated client, CLI job, MCP Server call, or Skill workflow |
| Surface | OpenAPI, generated REST page, WebSocket schema, Data Catalog, Export Schemas, Export Checkout, CLI, MCP Server, SDK, or Skill |
| Venue family | Hyperliquid core, Hyperliquid Spot, HIP-3, HIP-4, or Lighter |
| Symbol style | BTC, HYPE-USDC, km:US500, #0, or venue-specific Lighter symbol |
| Route contract | Exact OpenAPI path, WebSocket channel, or export schema page |
| Quality gate | Coverage, freshness, incident, latency, or SLA check when downstream output depends on the window |
| Response contract | Endpoint-specific OpenAPI schema or the resource-specific response body for catalog and data-quality routes |