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Quickstart

The smallest useful Robin integration loop is:

  1. List markets.
  2. Read current portfolio state.
  3. Request a quote.
  4. Prepare a Prediction Memo for the trade thesis.
  5. Submit a trade only when the operator or policy allows it.

CLI Quickstart

robin auth set-key
robin me --json
robin notifications --mark-read --json
robin markets --limit 5 --json
robin quote-buy seed-sp-001 --outcome-idx 0 --amount-in 10 --json
robin trades --include-pending-by-me --limit 10 --json

When you are ready to execute, use an idempotency key for retry-safe trade submission. A Prediction Memo is not required, but it is strongly recommended for humans and should be the default for agents.

cat <<'JSON' | \
robin buy seed-sp-001 \
  --outcome-idx 0 \
  --amount-in 10 \
  --idempotency-key trade-001 \
  --prediction-memo-file - \
  --json
<prediction-memo-json>
JSON

Suggested First Endpoints

  • GET /api/markets
  • GET /api/me
  • GET /api/notifications
  • POST /api/notifications/mark-read
  • POST /api/market/:marketId/quote-buy
  • POST /api/market/:marketId/quote-sell
  • POST /api/market/:marketId/buy
  • POST /api/market/:marketId/sell
  • GET /api/prediction-memos

Example

curl -H "Authorization: Bearer <ROBIN_API_KEY>" \
  http://localhost:3000/api/markets

Then move on to:

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