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1inch-orderbook

- Build, sign, create, list, and cancel limit orders via the 1inch MCP orderbook tool (Limit Order Protocol v4.1).

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  3. Describe your input and desired deliverable; review the output against the source material.
npx skills add https://github.com/1inch/1inch-ai --skill 1inch-orderbook

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1inch Orderbook (limit orders)

Use the authenticated MCP tool `orderbook`. Call `authenticate` first if you are not already a real user (initialize 200 is still anonymous). Required field: action — build | create | list | cancel.

Recommended: connect the user's wallet first (WalletConnect)

Unless the user wants to sign with their own tooling, offer WalletConnect before building: pair via the walletconnect tool (see the 1inch-walletconnect skill), then call orderbook with action: "build". With an active session, execute defaults to true — the tool signs the EIP-712 typed data and submits the order through the connected wallet in one step (including the one-time approve tx when needed); the user simply approves the prompts in their wallet app.

Set execute: false to get the typed data back for signing elsewhere.

Manual flow (no wallet session)

  1. build — server returns EIP-712 typedData, orderHash, orderData. Amounts in smallest units; assets as address or symbol.
  2. sign — eth_signTypedData_v4 with the maker wallet.
  3. create — submit orderHash, signature, orderData.
  4. list — listMode: by_maker | by_hash | all.
  5. cancel — loads on-chain cancel guidance (no HTTP cancel).

If build returns an approval block, broadcast approveTx first (native gas), then sign.

Full playbook (parameters, approval & gas, list modes, chain IDs): references/WORKFLOW.md. Same content is served live as MCP resource file://1inch-mcp/guides/orderbook-workflow for clients that read resources.

Example prompts

  • "Build a limit order to sell 1 WETH for USDC on Ethereum"
  • "List my open limit orders for 0x…"

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