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gate-info-risk

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Use this skill whenever the user needs a risk- or safety-first check for a token, address, or project. Covers contract risk, address compliance labels, and project incidents via gate-cli. Triggers: is this coin safe, honeypot, sanctioned, compliance. Info primary; news auxiliary. Delegate: gate-info-research, gate-info-web3 (on-chain), gate-news-intel (events). v0.5.2; check-address-risk not shipped—use get-address-info; scope-limited if no labels.

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What this skill does


# gate-info-risk

## General Rules

⚠️ STOP — You MUST read and strictly follow the shared runtime rules before proceeding.
Do NOT select or call any tool until all rules are read. These rules have the highest priority.
→ Read [gate-runtime-rules.md](https://github.com/gate/gate-skills/blob/master/skills/gate-runtime-rules.md)
→ Also read [info-news-runtime-rules.md](https://github.com/gate/gate-skills/blob/master/skills/info-news-runtime-rules.md) for **gate-info** and **gate-news** shared rules.
- **Only call MCP tools explicitly listed in this skill.** Tools not documented here must NOT be called, even if they
  exist in the MCP server.

## CLI and playbook contract

1. Every CLI command MUST exist under `gate-cli v0.5.2`. This skill explicitly does NOT call `info compliance check-address-risk` (not shipped); address risk comes from `info onchain get-address-info`.
2. Call `gate-cli info …` / `gate-cli news …` only as listed in [playbooks/gate-info-risk.yaml](https://github.com/gate/gate-skills/blob/master/playbooks/gate-info-risk.yaml). When preflight `route` is `CLI`, do **not** call Gate MCP tools from this skill.
3. Missing data NEVER counts as "low risk". When the primary command for a chosen playbook is unavailable, the verdict is **UNABLE_TO_ASSESS** (scope limited; localized labels may appear in the user report) plus an explicit retry hint.
4. Always pass `--format json`. Required slots (`token`+`chain`, `address`+`chain`, `symbol`) must be present; if ambiguous, ask the user.
5. The report is safety-first: the verdict line comes BEFORE evidence, and high-severity items are always surfaced before medium or low.
6. No buy / sell advice. No price predictions. Use verdict bands **HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW / UNABLE_TO_ASSESS** in this skill’s logic; the final user report may localize those labels. Always include a **“what to verify next”** list.

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## Step 0 — Preflight

Follow the shared contract in [skills/_shared/preflight.md](https://github.com/gate/gate-skills/blob/master/skills/_shared/preflight.md) verbatim. Summary:

1. Run `gate-cli preflight --format json`; parse `.route`, `.status`, `.user_message`.
2. Branch: `CLI` → continue; `MCP_FALLBACK` → emit `__FALLBACK__` and halt; `BLOCK` → echo `user_message` and halt.
3. When `status == "ready_with_migration_warning"`, Step 3 appends one migrate hint at the very end of the report.

Do NOT run any data-collection command until Step 0 returns `route == "CLI"`.

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---

## Step 1 — Intent routing

Pick exactly one playbook id from [playbooks/gate-info-risk.yaml](https://github.com/gate/gate-skills/blob/master/playbooks/gate-info-risk.yaml):

| Playbook id    | When to pick                                                                                              | Required slots              |
|----------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------|
| `token_risk`   | "is this token safe", "is there a honeypot", "taxes too high", "holder concentration" — subject is a token contract. | `token`, `chain` (the `token` slot accepts ticker OR contract address) |
| `address_risk` | "is this address safe", "sanctioned / OFAC", "blacklist", "is this wallet risky".                     | `address`, `chain`          |
| `project_risk` | "compliance or incident risk for this project", "has there been a security incident on {project}", "exchange announcement risk".       | `symbol`                    |

### Slot extraction rules

- `check-token-security` takes **exactly one** of `--token` or `--address` — the CLI explicitly rejects passing both (see the CLI error message; mutually exclusive). This skill always uses `--token` because the flag is polymorphic: it accepts BOTH tickers (`USDT`) and contract addresses (`0xdAC17F...`, SPL mints, TRX mints). **Agent slot-extraction rule**: when the user mentions a contract address for a token-risk query, store that address in the `token` slot directly — do NOT create a parallel `address` slot for this playbook. Always pair with `--chain`.
- `chain` canonical form (always **send** the short id on `--chain`): `eth`, `bsc`, `polygon`, `arb`, `op`, `base`, `avax`, `solana`, `tron`, ... Accept common long-form aliases from users (`ethereum`, `arbitrum`, `optimism`, `avalanche`, `bnb`, `matic`) and normalize to the short id before calling the CLI. Response `.chain` echo is **endpoint-dependent** — sometimes short (`eth`→`eth`), sometimes long (`arb`→`arbitrum`). Parsers MUST accept both alias forms; see [skills/gate-info-risk/references/troubleshooting.md](https://github.com/gate/gate-skills/blob/master/skills/gate-info-risk/references/troubleshooting.md) (canonical alias table for input normalization and response parsing).
- `address` is a wallet. If the user asks about a token contract but passed an address, confirm which they mean.
- `symbol` for `project_risk` is the listed coin ticker; resolve ambiguous project names before calling `news` commands.
- Missing or ambiguous required slot → STOP, ask the user. Do not guess.

### Cross-skill routing at Step 1

| User signal                                                                 | Route to                            |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------|
| "just give me a general analysis of this coin", no safety framing           | `gate-info-research`                |
| "who is this address / what is it doing on-chain" (not risk-first)          | `gate-info-web3` |
| "why did it drop" / "community view on incident"                            | `gate-news-intel` |

---

## Step 2 — Data collection

All commands use `--format json`. Commands inside the same `parallel_group` run concurrently.

### 2.A `token_risk`

Required:

- `gate-cli info compliance check-token-security --token {token} --chain {chain} --scope full`

Optional (run in parallel with the above):

- `gate-cli info coin get-coin-info --query {symbol_or_token} --chain {chain} --scope basic` — project fundamentals for context.
- `gate-cli info onchain get-token-onchain --token {token} --chain {chain} --scope full` — holder concentration, smart-money flow.

### 2.B `address_risk`

Required:

- `gate-cli info onchain get-address-info --address {address} --chain {chain} --scope basic` — risk labels, tags, scoped balance summary.

Optional:

- `gate-cli info onchain get-address-transactions --address {address} --chain {chain} --time-range 30d --min-value-usd 100000 --limit 50` — recent large flows; helps flag mixing / exchange hopping.

> **Scope-limited rule**: `gate-cli` v0.5.2 does not expose `info compliance check-address-risk`. If `get-address-info` returns no risk labels or tags, the final verdict MUST be **UNABLE_TO_ASSESS** (localized in user output) with a note to re-check once the dedicated address-risk command ships.

### 2.C `project_risk`

Required (run in parallel):

- `gate-cli news feed search-news --coin {symbol} --limit 10 --sort-by importance --time-range 7d`
- `gate-cli news events get-latest-events --coin {symbol} 
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