OKX DApp Discovery

polymarket-plugin

hyperliquid-plugin

aave-v3-plugin

pancakeswap-v3-plugin

morpho-plugin

Confidence Framework

Confidence Tiers

Per-Protocol Routing Table

Polymarket →

polymarket-plugin

Aave V3 →

aave-v3-plugin

Hyperliquid DEX →

hyperliquid-plugin

PancakeSwap AMM →

pancakeswap-v3-plugin

Morpho V1 Optimizer →

morpho-plugin

MetaMorpho

morpho-plugin

Step 1 — Check installed status

skills

npx skills

# Cache the listing in a variable — no temp file required, portable across
# macOS / Linux / Windows-Git-Bash / sandboxed environments without /tmp.
SKILLS_LIST=$(npx skills list 2>/dev/null)

HL_INSTALLED=false; PM_INSTALLED=false; AAVE_INSTALLED=false; PCS_INSTALLED=false; MORPHO_INSTALLED=false
echo "$SKILLS_LIST" | grep -qE '(^|\s|/)hyperliquid-plugin(\s|$)'    && HL_INSTALLED=true
echo "$SKILLS_LIST" | grep -qE '(^|\s|/)polymarket-plugin(\s|$)'     && PM_INSTALLED=true
echo "$SKILLS_LIST" | grep -qE '(^|\s|/)aave-v3-plugin(\s|$)'        && AAVE_INSTALLED=true
echo "$SKILLS_LIST" | grep -qE '(^|\s|/)pancakeswap-v3-plugin(\s|$)' && PCS_INSTALLED=true
echo "$SKILLS_LIST" | grep -qE '(^|\s|/)morpho-plugin(\s|$)'         && MORPHO_INSTALLED=true

Known limitations:

• The Read step further below uses

  $HOME/.claude/skills/

  paths, which is Claude-Code-specific. Codex / OpenCode / OpenClaw / Cursor users may need to substitute their agent's skills directory. Tracked as a follow-up against the

  skills

  CLI to add a

  skills info <skill>

  subcommand for cross-agent path resolution.
• The

  2>/dev/null

  redirect on

  npx skills list

  silences stderr (intentional — avoids noise on agents where

  npx

  isn't available). If

  npx

  itself is broken or missing, the listing returns empty and every DApp will be treated as "not installed". The subsequent install path (

  npx skills add … --yes --global

  ) is idempotent and surfaces the underlying error to the user via the Failure-mode note in Step 2 — do not retry the listing in a loop.

Step 2 — Apply routing rules

User-facing language — IMPORTANT. The confidence tiers and scores in Step 1 and the rules below are internal decision logic. Do NOT mention scores, tiers, "confidence", or this routing framework to the user in your response. Use natural conversational language for any visible commentary. Examples:

• ✅ "I can set up Polymarket for that — installing now."
• ✅ "Sounds like Aave V3 is the right fit. Let me load it up."
• ✅ "That looks like a Hyperliquid use case — getting the plugin ready."
• ✅ "Were you thinking Aave or Morpho for this? They both fit." (for clarify-tier cases)
• ❌ "I scored your message at confidence 95 for Polymarket, so I'm installing the plugin."
• ❌ "Polymarket matches at tier 1 (95-100), routing directly."
• ❌ "The confidence framework picked PancakeSwap."

Rule 1's "do not show an install banner or onboarding table" extends to the scoring vocabulary itself — the user only sees the outcome (a suggestion, an install, a clarifying question, or a discovery table), not the mechanism.

Read file: $HOME/.claude/skills/<plugin-name>/SKILL.md

(Path is Claude Code-specific — see Known Limitations in Step 1. On Codex / OpenCode / OpenClaw / Cursor, substitute the equivalent skills directory for your agent.)

npx skills add okx/plugin-store --skill <plugin-name> --yes --global

Read file: $HOME/.claude/skills/<plugin-name>/SKILL.md

(Path is Claude Code-specific — see Known Limitations in Step 1. On Codex / OpenCode / OpenClaw / Cursor, substitute the equivalent skills directory for your agent.)

• "Are you looking to use Polymarket specifically, or a different prediction market?"
• "Do you want to trade perps on Hyperliquid, or another perpetuals venue?"
• "Are you depositing into Aave, or are you open to whichever lending protocol gives the best rate (in which case I can use OKX's aggregated DeFi search)?"

• "I want to trade perps" (no Hyperliquid mention)
• "I want to deposit and earn yield" (Aave, Morpho, or okx-defi-invest could all match)
• "I want to borrow against my ETH" (Aave or Morpho both plausible)
• "add liquidity on BNB Chain" (no explicit PancakeSwap mention)

npx skills add okx/plugin-store --skill plugin-store --yes --global

Read file: $HOME/.claude/skills/plugin-store/SKILL.md

(Path is Claude Code-specific — see Known Limitations in Step 1.)

plugin-store list

The following third-party DApps are currently routable directly — let me know which one you'd like to use:

DApp	What it's for
Polymarket	Prediction markets — bet YES/NO on event outcomes (e.g. BTC 5min markets)
Aave V3	On-chain lending and borrowing with health-factor-based liquidation
Hyperliquid	Perpetual futures DEX with on-chain order book
PancakeSwap	BNB Chain AMM (V2 + V3 CLMM) and yield products
Morpho V1 Optimizer	Aave/Compound interest-rate optimizer

If your intent is more general — finding the best yield, rebalancing, or claiming rewards across protocols —

okx-defi-invest

(OKX-aggregated DeFi) is a better fit.

If you want to use a different DApp not listed above (e.g., Uniswap, Curve, GMX, etc.), name it explicitly and I'll search the broader plugin registry via plugin-store.

Notes

Session activation: A newly installed plugin's instructions are active immediately via the

Read

above. Its own proactive keyword triggers register on next session start — so for reliable independent routing in future sessions, the user can restart Claude Code once after install. No restart needed for the current session.

Idempotent install:

npx skills add ... --yes --global

is safe to re-run; it's a no-op if the plugin is already installed. Step 1's presence check exists to avoid an unnecessary network call, not for safety.

Failure mode: If

npx skills add

fails (network error, registry unreachable), tell the user: "I couldn't install

<plugin-name>

— check your network connection or run

npx skills add okx/plugin-store --skill <plugin-name> --yes --global

manually. Then ask me again about the DApp and I'll route through it automatically."

Skill Routing

okx-defi-invest

okx-defi-invest