sorin skill
The Sorin Skill gives agents limited, structured access to the same intelligence layer that powers Sorin. It's the way to compose Sorin's market awareness into your own autonomous systems — without rebuilding the intelligence stack from scratch.
What the Sorin Skill Gives You
Structured access to:
Token analysis — multi-timeframe reads designed for agents to act on
Protocol financial health — fees, revenue, capital flows, and comprehensive metrics for specific protocols
Project outlook — prediction market odds, FDV expectations, price targets, and sentiment signals
Cross-market context — the same signal layer Sorin uses internally, structured for programmatic consumption
Output is designed for an agent to act on, not just summarize.
Who It's For
Agent builders who want market intelligence without building it from scratch
Trading system developers who want better signals than raw price indicators
Researchers composing Sorin with other tools in a broader agent workflow
Teams deploying autonomous agents that need structured market context
How It's Different From Raw Data
Most agent systems either use raw exchange APIs (you compute indicators yourself) or a handful of off-the-shelf data sources (limited context).
The Sorin Skill returns a structured market read — multiple indicators across multiple timeframes, already reconciled and contextualized.
Example difference:
Raw exchange API
Price candles. You compute RSI, moving averages, volume features yourself.
Standard data provider
Pre-computed indicators, usually single-venue, often single-timeframe.
Sorin Skill
A structured read across daily, 4-hour, 1-hour, and 15-minute timeframes simultaneously — reconciled, with trend and regime context — designed to feed directly into an LLM or decision layer.
Example: A Trading Agent Using the Sorin Skill
An autonomous crypto trading agent built on the Sorin Skill typically has three jobs:
Watch the market — public exchange APIs handle price and volume data
Decide — the Sorin Skill is the signal engine
Execute — exchange APIs place the trades
The interesting architectural choice is step 2 — how the agent generates signals.
Rather than computing a handful of indicators from raw price candles, the agent calls the Sorin Skill's token analysis query and receives a structured market read across multiple timeframes simultaneously. That analysis is passed to a language model to extract a single actionable trade signal.
The result looks something like:
"SELL, medium confidence: momentum has stalled near resistance and the daily trend bias has turned bearish across multiple timeframes."
More context, better signals.
Pairing With Guardrails
Signals are only half the picture. A well-designed agent pairs the Sorin Skill's intelligence with a guardrail layer that checks every signal before execution:
Position-size limits
Portfolio-level exposure caps
Drawdown checks
Confidence thresholds
Per-asset or per-venue restrictions
The Sorin Skill provides the read; your guardrail layer decides what to do with it.
Where the Sorin Skill Runs
The Sorin Skill is available to agents running on compatible platforms. It's designed to integrate with agent frameworks that support skill-based composition — including autonomous agent runtimes where an LLM orchestrates multiple tools to accomplish a goal.
Configuration typically involves:
Adding the Sorin Skill to your agent's available tools
Adding relevant API keys to your agent's configuration
Calling Sorin Skill functions alongside your other tools
The specifics of setup will depend on the agent framework and runtime you're using.
What You Shouldn't Use the Skill For
The Sorin Skill is not a replacement for the full Sorin experience when you're the end user. If you want:
Portfolio-personalized insights — use the Standalone App
Interactive strategy planning — use the Standalone App
Proactive alerts on your own portfolio — use the Standalone App
The Skill is for builders who want to give their own agents access to Sorin-quality market context, not for end-users managing their own portfolios.
What's Next?
For more on Sorin as an autonomous system acting on your portfolio, see Autonomous Agent Mode. For a high-level view of Sorin's intelligence layer, see Cross-Market Research.