1m Trade Dex

Setup

1. Install CLI

which hl1m

If hl1m is missing, install the 1m-trade package (requires Python 3.11+ and pipx):

• If pipx exists: pipx install 1m-trade
• If pipx is missing:
  • Linux: install pipx via apt / yum / dnf
  • macOS: brew install pipx
  • Windows: python -m pip install --user pipx then python -m pipx ensurepath

pipx install 1m-trade

2. Verify

hl1m --help

3. Upgrade

pipx upgrade 1m-trade

Basic syntax

hl1m [--testnet] <command> [command_args]

Core flags

• --testnet: use Hyperliquid testnet (default: mainnet)

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Wallet initialization

Official wallet UI (create & manage):

• For creating a wallet and managing it (addresses, keys, proxy/API settings as offered by the product), direct users to 1M-Trade in the browser. Do not recreate that flow inside chat.
• After the user has what they need from the site, they can bind the CLI locally with init-wallet below.

When to trigger: user wants to use their own wallet with this skill (e.g. “init wallet”, “connect my wallet”, “configure Hyperliquid”, first-time setup before trading).

Natural-language binding (one-shot address + proxy key)

Use this when the user asks to configure/bind the trading account and supplies both a wallet address and a proxy (API) private key in the same message (often with explicit field labels).

Recognized intents (examples, non-exhaustive):

• configure trading account, bind wallet, init wallet, set up the CLI, connect Hyperliquid, with fields labeled like wallet address and proxy private key / API private key / proxy key.
• If the user writes in another language, map phrases that clearly denote public wallet address vs proxy/API signing key to --address and --pri_key respectively (same semantics as the English labels above).

Label → flag mapping: