nansen-smart-alerts
Manage smart alerts — list, create, update, toggle, delete. Use when setting up or managing token flow alerts, smart money alerts, or notification rules.
What this skill does
# Smart Alerts CRUD management for smart alerts. Alerts are internal-only (requires Nansen internal API key). ## Quick Reference ```bash nansen alerts list --table nansen alerts create --name <name> --type <type> --chains <chains> --telegram <chatId> nansen alerts update <id> [--name <name>] [--chains <chains>] nansen alerts toggle <id> --enabled|--disabled nansen alerts delete <id> ``` ## Options Reference | Flag | Create | Update | Toggle | Delete | |------|--------|--------|--------|--------| | `<id>` (positional) | | required | required | required | | `--name` | required | optional | | | | `--type` | required | required with type-specific flags | | | | `--chains` | recommended | optional | | | | `--telegram` | chat ID | optional | | | | `--slack` | webhook URL | optional | | | | `--discord` | webhook URL | optional | | | | `--webhook` | endpoint URL | optional | optional | | | `--webhook-secret` | optional (webhook only) | optional | | | | `--description` | optional | optional | | | | `--enabled` | | flag | flag | | | `--disabled` | flag | flag | flag | | | `--data` | optional (JSON escape hatch) | optional | | | ## Alert Types ### 1. `sm-token-flows` — Smart Money Token Flows Track aggregated SM inflow/outflow. At least one flow threshold should be specified. **Type-specific flags:** - `--inflow-1h-min/max`, `--inflow-1d-min/max`, `--inflow-7d-min/max` (USD thresholds) - `--outflow-1h-min/max`, `--outflow-1d-min/max`, `--outflow-7d-min/max` - `--netflow-1h-min/max`, `--netflow-1d-min/max`, `--netflow-7d-min/max` - `--token <address:chain>` (repeatable) — include specific tokens - `--exclude-token <address:chain>` (repeatable) - `--token-sector <name>` / `--exclude-token-sector <name>` (repeatable) - `--token-age-max <days>` - `--market-cap-min/max <usd>`, `--fdv-min/max <usd>` **Example:** ```bash nansen alerts create \ --name 'SM ETH Inflow >5M' \ --type sm-token-flows \ --chains ethereum \ --telegram 5238612255 \ --inflow-1h-min 5000000 \ --token 0xc02aaa39b223fe8d0a0e5c4f27ead9083c756cc2:ethereum ``` ### 2. `common-token-transfer` — Token Transfer Events Track real-time transfer events matching specified criteria. **Subject types:** `address`, `entity`, `label`, `custom-label` Format: `--subject type:value` (e.g. `--subject label:"Centralized Exchange"`) **Type-specific flags:** - `--events <buy,sell,swap,send,receive>` (comma-separated) - `--usd-min/max <usd>`, `--token-amount-min/max <n>` - `--subject <type:value>` (repeatable) — addresses/entities/labels to track - `--counterparty <type:value>` (repeatable) — requires `--subject` - `--token <address:chain>` / `--exclude-token <address:chain>` (repeatable) - `--token-sector <name>` / `--exclude-token-sector <name>` (repeatable) - `--token-age-min/max <days>`, `--market-cap-min/max <usd>` - `--exclude-from <type:value>` / `--exclude-to <type:value>` (repeatable) **Event direction notes:** - `buy` for counterparties = `sell` for subjects - `send` for counterparties = `receive` for subjects - To track "any address sending to CEX": use `--subject` with `receive`, not `--counterparty` with `send` **Example:** ```bash nansen alerts create \ --name 'Large USDC Transfers' \ --type common-token-transfer \ --chains ethereum \ --telegram 123456789 \ --events send,receive \ --usd-min 1000000 \ --token 0xa0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48:ethereum ``` ### 3. `smart-contract-call` — Smart Contract Interactions Track contract calls matching specified criteria. **Type-specific flags:** - `--usd-min/max <usd>` - `--signature-hash <hash>` (repeatable, e.g. `0x095ea7b3` for `approve`) - `--caller <type:value>` / `--exclude-caller <type:value>` (repeatable) - `--contract <type:value>` / `--exclude-contract <type:value>` (repeatable) **Example:** ```bash nansen alerts create \ --name 'Uniswap V3 Large Swaps' \ --type smart-contract-call \ --chains ethereum \ --telegram 123456789 \ --usd-min 1000000 \ --contract entity:"Uniswap V3" ``` ## Notes - Chain aliases: Hyperliquid = `hyperevm`, BSC = `bnb`. - Multiple channels can be combined: `--telegram 123 --slack https://... --webhook https://...` - `--webhook <url>` sends a POST request with the alert payload to any HTTP/HTTPS endpoint. Useful for server deployments, Zapier, n8n, or custom integrations. The endpoint must be publicly reachable and return a 2xx response. - `--data '<json>'` merges raw JSON on top of named flags (escape hatch for fields without named flags). - Alert endpoints are internal-only. Non-internal users receive 404. - Use single quotes for names with `$` or special characters: `--name 'SM >$1M'`
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