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aguait is a Hyperliquid trading terminal in alpha. It supports spot, perpetual, and HIP-4 outcome markets—buy yes or no, watch your book in dollars, and exit anytime. It runs on mainnet from your phone or desktop browser.
What you can trade today
Yes / no markets that resolve to $1 or $0. Prices read as the implied probability. You can sell back any time before resolution at the current market price.
On a long perp position, one tap opens a slippage-capped IOC that buys a matching outcome contract on the same underlying to bound the tail. Available today on any perp you already hold on Hyperliquid.
The terminal reads spot and perp positions you hold on Hyperliquid. AI agents can also prepare and execute bounded spot/perpetual limit orders through the non-custodial bridge; every order is locally signed and rechecked before forwarding.
How a trade works
The first time you connect, the gate walks you through two signatures. The agent key is held in memory only. After a refresh or tab close you re-sign it once, but a still-valid builder-fee approval is reused so you don't repeat both signatures. Orders sign locally without popups while the tab is open. Disconnect or revoke from the account drawer to clear approvals sooner.
aguait generates a short-lived signing key in your browser and registers it on Hyperliquid. Every trade you make is signed by this key, not your wallet, so you don't see a popup per order. The key never touches disk and dies with the tab; Hyperliquid caps it at 24 hours regardless, and you can revoke from the account drawer at any time.
You consent to a maximum builder fee Hyperliquid will deduct on the legs that carry one. The cap you sign sets the ceiling and you can revoke it on Hyperliquid at any time. See "Builder fee" below for where the fee actually applies.
Custody
aguait never holds your funds. Deposits, withdrawals, balances, and every order go directly to Hyperliquid: aguait is a client, not a venue. Your protocol relationship is with Hyperliquid; closing aguait does not affect your positions or your ability to manage them on any other Hyperliquid frontend.
Agent execution
Agents do not give aguait a private key. They call the relevant prepare_* tool to receive an exact bounded Hyperliquid action, sign it locally with their own API wallet or self-owned funded wallet, and call the matching execute_* tool. The bridge checks the applicable owner relationship, live positions or listings, expiry, the correct Hyperliquid signing domain, replay-safe order cloids, and exact aguait builder fees before forwarding. A timeout on an order returns unknown and the agent reconciles the same cloid with get_order_status.
Give the user the agent authorization page. The owner wallet approves the agent on Hyperliquid and aguait's configured maximum builder fee. The approval can be revoked on Hyperliquid; funds stay in the owner account.
If the agent already controls a funded wallet that is also the Hyperliquid owner, skip the human handoff. Call prepare_builder_fee_approval, sign the exact returned action with that wallet, submit it with execute_builder_fee_approval, and poll get_execution_authorization until ready:true.
get_execution_authorization and the public authorization-status URL return the live mode, blockers, and exact next step. Public reads and preparation remain available while the gate is closed; after signer authorization, cancellations remain available as a safety action, while balance transfers and other non-safety writes wait for the builder-fee approval.
The current public write bridge covers bounded spot/perpetual limit orders and cancellations, HIP-4 outcome buys, IOC sells, GTC listings, listing cancellation, settlement-aware spot funding swaps, and spot↔perps USD-class transfers. It does not custody funds, receive private keys, submit arbitrary exchange actions, or withdraw. Agents needing unrestricted raw venue primitives should use Hyperliquid directly.
Builder fee
Hyperliquid builder codes apply to both sides of perpetual trades, spot sells, and outcome closes. Spot buys and the USDC→settlement funding buy are fee-free under Hyperliquid's builder-code rules. Where the fee applies, aguait earns the configured rate on-chain on the same Hyperliquid transaction: no subscription, no spread markup, nothing held back off-chain.
Tickets only list a builder fee row on legs that actually carry one. On free legs (a spot buy, outcome buy, or USDC→settlement funding buy) the row is omitted so the number you see is the number Hyperliquid will charge. See Hyperliquid's builder-codes docs for the full policy.
Network and status
Real money. Real orders. No testnet mode in the public build.
Open access, no allowlist, no warranty. Bugs, downtime, and unexpected behavior are possible. See risk disclosure.
Visitors from jurisdictions where Hyperliquid prediction markets aren't offered land in view-only mode: the terminal renders behind a clear banner, sign-in is disabled, and no order can be authorized. The public site stays open everywhere so anyone can read what aguait does.
Install as an app
aguait is a PWA. On iOS use Safari → Share → Add to home screen; on Android use Chrome's install prompt. The installed app uses the same wallet session as the browser tab and unlocks push notifications when those land.
Browse from an AI assistant
aguait exposes a public connector that lets an AI agent list and explain open outcome markets, inspect bounded top-of-book liquidity and settlement coins, read current public wallet state, pull outcome history, and—after a user authorization handoff—execute typed spot, perp, outcome, and funding actions. Add app.aguait.xyz/api/mcp as a custom connector in Claude, ChatGPT, or any app that speaks the Model Context Protocol (MCP); no account or key is needed for reads. The machine-readable index lives at /llms.txt and the capability contract at /api/agent/capabilities.
Public tools surface markets, walk through legs and implied odds, show bounded book liquidity and settlement coins, and report a public address's current positions and realized P&L. For execution, the agent signs the exact Hyperliquid action locally with its own approved API wallet; aguait never receives that key. Typed sells and outcome listings carry aguait's configured order attribution, while cancellation and class-transfer actions do not charge a trade fee. Direct Hyperliquid submissions can bypass aguait, so fee enforcement applies to actions routed through this bridge.
Wallet history takes any public address you supply, the same outcome track record the public /history/<wallet> pages render. Nothing private is reachable.
The tools return plain data in any MCP client. Hosts that support the MCP Apps UI extension, Claude and ChatGPT among them, also render the results as interactive market and history cards inline; everywhere else they fall back to text.
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