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Simmer

Simmer is a hosted platform built around reusable trading skills for AI agents. Its catalog covers crypto, weather, copying and other strategies; the builder can turn an idea into a skill containing configuration and a trading script.

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Web · CLI · MCP

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What is Simmer?

Skills define market selection and strategy behavior, while account-level trade, daily and drawdown caps sit outside the strategy’s own decisions. The workflow starts with play money and keeps live-wallet linking separate. The provider says the signing key remains with the agent, and trade records expose the reasoning attached to its decisions.

The provider lists CLI agents, ClawHub and MCP access, with Polymarket, Kalshi, Hyperliquid and simulated markets in the venue coverage. Pro labels apply to Autoresearch experiments using a holdout split and filtered real-time whale or copying signals delivered to the agent. This profile covers the hosted skill platform; the developer SDK is a separate offering.

Who it is for

  • For developers running research agents and users adapting a documented skill to their own configuration.
  • For researchers comparing an agent’s reasoning, simulated decisions and settled results.

Features and coverage

  • Catalog and skill builder

    Install a strategy skill or describe an idea to generate configuration and a trading script, then inspect how it selects markets and executes.

  • Paper start and external caps

    Use play money before live-wallet linking, apply account-level trade, daily and drawdown caps and inspect decision records. Local signing is described as keeping the key with the agent.

  • Pro experiments and signals

    Autoresearch uses a holdout split to assess experiments; Pro signals deliver filtered whale and copying activity to the agent. Subscription and execution costs require account-level confirmation.

Workflows with Simmer

Read before running a skill

Inspect market universe, trigger, sizing, exits and dependencies, then keep the default dry-run or play-money mode while reviewing decisions.

Compare a generated variant

Describe the change, inspect generated files and compare simulated decisions with the original configuration.

Separate live activation

Set account caps, verify the wallet and inspect the activation boundary before separately allowing live orders.

Pricing and total cost

The provider describes catalog skills as free to install. Autoresearch and real-time signals are marked Pro; the reviewed materials do not establish a complete current subscription or execution charge, so check the account terms.

Getting started

Before you start: Simulated and live venues are separate modes. Changes to the model or configuration can change market selection and decisions.

  1. Choose an agent and CLI, ClawHub or MCP integration, then read the skill and its dependencies.
  2. Keep dry-run or play money, set limits and inspect reasoning and simulated positions.
  3. Link a wallet only for a separately chosen live workflow after reviewing activation and costs.

Installing a skill does not demonstrate that its strategy works in your configuration.

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What to check

  • Simulated and live venues are separate modes. Changes to the model or configuration can change market selection and decisions.

A closer look

Ratings & reviews

Editorial rating
3.5/ 5
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Our take on Simmer

The skill catalog, paper start and account-level caps provide a useful experimental path. A skill installation does not validate a strategy, and Pro or execution costs still need checking in the account.

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Frequently asked questions about Simmer

Is this the developer SDK?

This profile covers the hosted skill platform; the underlying SDK has a separate profile.

Where does signing happen?

The provider describes local signing with the key remaining with the agent.