What One Key Gives An Agent
Give agents the smallest exact surface that matches the job. The agent host and the tool surface are different decisions.| Agent environment | 0xArchive surface | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Web LLM | Docs Markdown, .md pages, llms.txt, OpenAPI excerpts | Safe retrieval and route explanation |
| Coding agent: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot, Gemini CLI, Devin, OpenCode | OpenAPI and docs first; CLI, SDK, MCP Server, or Skill as needed | Code generation plus local execution patterns |
| OpenClaw harness | Skill for simple market-data prompts; CLI, MCP Server, or ACP when the setup is configured for those surfaces | Install skills, run external agents, or bridge tools per job |
| Automation script | REST, SDK, CLI JSON output | Repeatable jobs with environment-managed keys |
| MCP-capable host | MCP Server | Structured tool calls without prompt-pasted secrets |
| Generated client | Pinned openapi.json | Route and schema contract |
Why Teams Choose 0xArchive
Market-data agents need more than a prose description. They need route families, parameter shapes, error handling, request IDs, freshness rules, and safe key handling, and 0xArchive exposes those primitives directly:/v1/hyperliquid/*, /v1/hyperliquid/spot/*, /v1/hyperliquid/hip3/*, /v1/hyperliquid/hip4/*, /v1/lighter/*, /v1/data-quality/*, the X-API-Key header, a generated OpenAPI reference, and agent-specific instructions in Skill discovery indexes and assistant context pages. An agent can read the OpenAPI route shape, send a bounded request, preserve meta.request_id, and check freshness before trusting the result, all from public docs.