DFlow Skills

A collection of Claude Code Skills for working with DFlow — Solana spot trading, Kalshi prediction markets, Proof KYC, and adjacent monetization / fee / sponsorship surfaces.

Each skill is a focused recipe, a single SKILL.md that captures the workflow, decisions, and gotchas an agent needs to use DFlow well. The skills are deliberately light: for endpoint shapes, parameter details, and error codes they defer to the DFlow docs MCP, and for runnable code examples they point at the DFlow docs recipes at https://pond.dflow.net/build/recipes (each recipe page links to the DFlow Cookbook Repo for clone-and-go usage).

Install

npx skills add DFlowProtocol/dflow-skills

The skills CLI is interactive, it detects your agents, lets you pick which skills and which agents to install to, and asks whether you want project or global scope.

Skills

Skill	What it does
dflow-spot-trading	Swap any pair of Solana tokens via DFlow CLI or Trading API.
dflow-kalshi-trading	Buy, sell, and redeem YES/NO outcome tokens on Kalshi prediction markets.
dflow-kalshi-market-scanner	Discover and filter Kalshi events, markets, series, tags, and historical candlesticks.
dflow-kalshi-market-data	Real-time orderbook, trade, and live-data streams for Kalshi markets.
dflow-kalshi-portfolio	View open positions, unrealized P&L, and reclaim rent from empty outcome accounts.
dflow-proof-kyc	Integrate Proof identity verification so wallets can buy on Kalshi.
dflow-platform-fees	Take a builder cut on swaps and PM trades (platformFeeBps, platformFeeScale).

Recommended: install the DFlow docs MCP

Every skill tells the agent to query the DFlow docs MCP for anything reference-y. The skills are deliberately the recipe (workflow ordering, gates, defaults, gotchas); the MCP is the reference (every parameter, every endpoint, every error code). The skills work without it but the agent will guess on field-level questions; with it, the agent can look things up canonically.

Server URL: https://pond.dflow.net/mcp

Cursor

Add to .cursor/mcp.json (workspace) or ~/.cursor/mcp.json (global):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "DFlow": {
      "url": "https://pond.dflow.net/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Claude Code CLI

claude mcp add --transport http DFlow https://pond.dflow.net/mcp

Claude Desktop

Add to claude_desktop_config.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "DFlow": {
      "url": "https://pond.dflow.net/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Claude.ai (web)

Add it as a Connector under Settings → Connectors using the URL above.

Recommended: install the dflow CLI

Skills that cover the CLI surface (spot trading, Kalshi trading, portfolio, etc.) assume dflow is available on PATH. If it isn't, the skill will tell the agent to install it:

curl -fsS https://cli.dflow.net | sh
dflow setup

Prefer to inspect before executing? Split the install into two steps:

curl -fsSL https://cli.dflow.net -o dflow-install.sh
less dflow-install.sh     # audit, then:
sh dflow-install.sh

dflow setup is interactive — it asks for a wallet, passphrase, and Solana RPC URL. After that, every skill that touches the CLI just works.

Security

Honest disclosure, since the npx skills install flow flags the trading skills as "HIGH-RISK" (Socket correctly notes they're "purpose-aligned" and "not overtly malicious," but describes the capability surface accurately):

• What these skills are. Plain markdown with YAML frontmatter. They don't execute at install time, at skill-load time, or at all — they're instructions that load into an agent's context window when the agent decides they're relevant.
• What they enable. An AI agent reading these skills can execute real-money Solana trades on behalf of the wallet you've configured (CLI: your passphrase-protected vault; API: the wallet adapter your app wires up). Treat that capability like an API-key scope — don't grant access to an agent you wouldn't trust with a terminal session.
• Authorization stays at the wallet, not the agent. CLI trades sign through Open Wallet Standard — keys live encrypted in a local vault and never enter the agent's context. API trades sign through whichever wallet adapter the app uses (Phantom, Privy, Turnkey, etc.). The agent constructs the request; the wallet signs it.
• The docs MCP is read-only. https://pond.dflow.net/mcp serves DFlow documentation. No trade execution, no key handling. It's also optional — skills work without it (agents just guess more on field-level questions).

Repo layout

skills/
  dflow-spot-trading/SKILL.md
  dflow-kalshi-trading/SKILL.md
  ... (one folder per skill, each just a SKILL.md)