MarketDeck is a CLI-first toolkit for Hyperliquid — market snapshots, paper trading, AI agents, and locally-signed wallet execution, all in one process. Desktop and web surfaces plug into the same core, so every view reads from a single source of truth.
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curl -sSL https://marketdeck.io/install.sh | sh
Downloads the newest MarketDeck release, checks Node 20+,
installs into ~/.local/share/marketdeck, and links
marketdeck into ~/.local/bin.
irm https://marketdeck.io/install.ps1 | iex
Runs the native Windows installer, downloads the latest
win32 release, installs into
%LOCALAPPDATA%\marketdeck, and adds the CLI bin
directory to your user PATH.
npm i -g marketdeckBest when Node 20+ is already installed. The command is the same on macOS, Linux, Windows, and WSL, so no OS selector is needed.
git clone https://git.marketdeck.io/marketdeck/marketdeck && cd marketdeck && npm install && npm linkUse this path when you want to inspect the code, patch the CLI, or run a local development checkout. The commands are identical anywhere Git and Node 20+ are available.
$ marketdeck onboard
— walks you through wallet, exchange, and AI provider setup.
A short walkthrough will live here: snapshot a market, dry-run a paper order, inspect the SQLite state, then hand the same context to an AI agent.
$ marketdeck snapshot BTC
→ funding, open interest, depth, and 24h deltas
$ marketdeck paper open BTC long 0.2
→ dry-run fill, PnL, and risk state saved locally
$ marketdeck agent run --strategy momentum
→ signals queued for review before executionasciinema-style product walkthrough placeholder
Data, strategy, execution, observability — every moving part of the loop lives in one process that you control.
Hyperliquid price, funding, open interest, 24h deltas, and mid history — piped straight to stdout or JSON for downstream tooling.
Dry-run strategies with the same order flow as live. Positions, PnL, and trailing stops persist in SQLite between sessions.
Swap between Claude, Codex, Ollama, or Hermes. Agents read the same snapshot API you do and act back through tool calls.
Locally-signed Hyperliquid orders when you're ready to go live. Private keys never leave your keyring — no custodial step, no server.
Official plugins for GNOME Shell and a self-hosted web UI. Both read straight from the CLI — one implementation, many views.
Positions, snapshots, agent history, and logs sit in a single SQLite file you can back up, inspect, query, or replay at will.
MarketDeck is designed so you can inspect, simulate, and automate trading workflows without handing custody to a hosted bot.
Wallet execution is locally signed. There is no MarketDeck custody layer, hosted order signer, or remote key escrow.
Strategies can run against the same flow with dry-run fills, persisted positions, and explicit review before real wallet execution.
Snapshots, agent context, paper positions, and logs stay in a database you can back up, inspect, query, or delete.
MarketDeck is independent software and not financial advice. Always verify orders, permissions, and exchange risk settings before trading live.
MarketDeck plugs into the tools you already have — exchanges, AI providers, desktop shells, and the plain Unix pipes underneath.
Connect exchange context and locally-signed order flows.
Let the same snapshot data drive human or agent workflows.
Expose one CLI core through desktop, web, chat, and scripts.
Everything stays inspectable with standard local tools.