Risk limits and an audit log for AI agents trading Hyperliquid, enforced outside the model.
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io.github.R2Rlabs/hyperliquid-reins is an MCP server that risk limits and an audit log for AI agents trading Hyperliquid, enforced outside the model. Its tool list has not been published yet over stdio, sse and http, requires no API key, and scores 82/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
Config is the same across clients - only the file and path differ.
{
"mcpServers": {
"io-github-r2rlabs-hyperliquid-reins": {
"args": [
"-y",
"@r2rlabs/reins"
],
"command": "npx"
}
}
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Risk limits and an audit log for AI agents trading Hyperliquid, enforced outside the model.
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Let an AI agent trade without giving it the power to lose everything.
npx @r2rlabs/reins init # adds a paper-trading Reins server to .mcp.json
See it at work: an AI agent trading Hyperliquid on paper, run 2.
The source is on GitHub: R2Rlabs/reins. Every limit in this README is a function you can read.
Several open-source Hyperliquid MCP servers already exist. They are thin API wrappers: you hand them a private key and hope the model behaves. The gap is everything around that — the limits, the sandbox, the audit trail. That is what this repo is.
Early, but real. 391 tests, no network calls in any of them.
| Module | What it does |
|---|---|
src/risk.ts | The risk engine — position cap, risk per trade, leverage cap, daily loss halt, allowlist, rate limit |
src/client.ts | Hyperliquid REST client — orders, cancels, book, candles, fills, account state, builder code |
src/mcp-server.ts | The agent-facing tools, each risk-checked and logged before anything is sent |
src/paper.ts | Paper trading — live prices, simulated fills. See below |
src/paper-store.ts | Persists a paper run across restarts |
src/trading-client.ts | The interface live and paper both satisfy |
src/decision-log.ts | Append-only record of every attempt and its stated reason |
src/decision-log-file.ts | JSON Lines log on disk |
src/bin/cli.ts | The reins command: serve (default), init, approve-builder, live-check, http and stats |
src/bin/serve.ts | stdio entry point |
src/bin/http.ts | reins http — the HTTP server: token, binding, JSON |
src/http-api.ts | The same nine tools as HTTP routes, for bots that do not speak MCP |
src/runtime.ts | The limits, client, log and banner both front doors share |
src/init.ts | reins init — writes a paper-mode server entry into .mcp.json |
src/builder-fee.ts | Reins' builder fee, and the approval live trading needs before it starts |
src/approve-builder.ts | reins approve-builder — the user approves the builder fee in their own wallet |
src/live-check.ts | reins live-check — proves the live exchange accepts what Reins sends |
| `src/platform-stats.ts |