gmgn-cooking

Imported from tylerbroqs/orlixai (.agents/skills/gmgn-cooking/SKILL.md). Install upstream with npx skills add tylerbroqs/orlixai --skill gmgn-cooking. Copyright stays with the author.

IMPORTANT: Always use gmgn-cli commands below. Do NOT use web search, WebFetch, curl, or visit gmgn.ai — all token creation operations must go through the CLI. The CLI handles signing and submission automatically.

IMPORTANT: Do NOT guess field names or values. When a field's meaning is unclear, look it up in the Response Fields sections below before using it.

⚠️ IPv6 NOT SUPPORTED: If you get a 401 or 403 error and credentials look correct, check for IPv6 immediately: (1) list all network interfaces and their IPv6 addresses — run ifconfig | grep inet6 (macOS) or ip addr show | grep inet6 (Linux); (2) send a test request to https://ipv6.icanhazip.com — if the response is an IPv6 address, outbound traffic is going via IPv6. Tell the user immediately: "Please disable IPv6 on your network interface — gmgn-cli commands only work over IPv4."

Use the gmgn-cli tool to create a token on a launchpad platform or query token creation statistics per launchpad. Requires private key (GMGN_PRIVATE_KEY in .env) for cooking create.

Core Concepts

• Bonding curve — Most launchpad platforms (Pump.fun, FourMeme, Flap, etc.) launch tokens on an internal bonding curve. The token price rises as buyers enter. Once the threshold is reached, the token "graduates" to an open DEX (e.g. Raydium on SOL, PancakeSwap on BSC). Token creation happens on the bonding curve — not the open market.

• --buy-amt is in human units — --buy-amt is expressed in full native token units, not smallest unit. 0.01 = 0.01 SOL. 0.05 = 0.05 BNB. Always confirm the human-readable amount with the user before executing.

• --dex identifiers — Each launchpad has a fixed identifier passed to --dex. These are not free-form names — use only the identifiers listed in the Supported Launchpads table. Never guess a --dex value not in that table.

• Image input — Token logo can be provided as base64-encoded data (--image, max 2MB decoded) or a publicly accessible URL (--image-url). Provide one or the other — not both. If the user gives a file path, read and base64-encode it before passing to --image. If they give a URL, use --image-url directly.

• Status polling via order get — cooking create is asynchronous. The immediate response may show pending. Poll with gmgn-cli order get --chain <chain> --order-id <order_id> until confirmed. The new token's contract address is in the report.output_token field of the order get response, not in the initial create response.

• Signed auth — cooking create requires both GMGN_API_KEY and GMGN_PRIVATE_KEY. The private key never leaves the machine — the CLI uses it only for local signing. cooking stats uses exist auth (API Key only).

• Slippage — The initial buy is executed as part of the same transaction as token creation. Slippage applies to that buy. Use --slippage (integer 0–100, e.g. 30 = 30%) or --auto-slippage. One of the two is required when --buy-amt is set.

Financial Risk Notice

This skill executes REAL, IRREVERSIBLE blockchain transactions.

• Every cooking create command deploys an on-chain token contract and spends real funds (initial buy amount).
• Token deployments cannot be undone once confirmed on-chain.
• The AI agent must never auto-execute a create — explicit user confirmation is required every time, without exception.
• Only use this skill with funds you are willing to spend. Initial buy amounts are non-refundable.

Sub-commands

Supported Chains

sol / bsc / base

Supported Launchpads by Chain

When the user names a platform colloquially (e.g. "pump.fun", "four.meme"), map it to the correct --dex identifier from this table before running the command.

Anti-MEV (--anti-mev) is only supported on sol. Passing it on bsc or base will return a 400 error.

Quote Token conversion (when --raised-token is set)

--buy-amt is always in native token units (SOL / BNB / ETH), even when raising with a quote token like USDC / USD1 / USDT. If the user states the amount in the quote token, convert it to native yourself before passing it:

buy_amt_in_native = quote_amount × quote_price / native_price

This conversion applies to --buy-amt, and the buy_amt field inside --buy-wallets and --snip-buy-wallets. It does not apply to --sell-configs (check_price there is always a USD market cap, not a token amount). Round to the chain's native decimals. When --raised-token is empty/native, no conversion is needed.

Prerequisites

• cooking stats: Only GMGN_API_KEY required
• cooking create: Both GMGN_API_KEY and GMGN_PRIVATE_KEY must be configured in ~/.config/gmgn/.env. The private key must correspond to the wallet bound to the API Key.
• gmgn-cli installed globally — if missing, run: npm install -g gmgn-cli

IMPORTANT — Credential lookup order: gmgn-cli loads ~/.config/gmgn/.env first, then overlays any .env found in the current working directory (project-level overrides global). If credentials appear missing or wrong, check whether a .env in the workspace directory is shadowing the global config:

ls -la .env 2>/dev/null && echo "WARNING: local .env is overriding ~/.config/gmgn/.env"

If a local .env exists but lacks GMGN_API_KEY / GMGN_PRIVATE_KEY, either add them to that file or remove it so the global config is used.

Rate Limit Handling

All cooking routes go through GMGN's leaky-bucket limiter with rate=20 and capacity=20. Sustained throughput is roughly 20 ÷ weight requests/second.

When a request returns 429:

• Read X-RateLimit-Reset from the response headers — Unix timestamp for when the limit resets.
• If the response body contains reset_at (e.g., {"code":429,"error":"RATE_LIMIT_BANNED","message":"...","reset_at":1775184222}), extract reset_at — it is the Unix timestamp when the ban lifts (typically 5 minutes). Convert to local time and tell the user exactly when they can retry.
• cooking create is a real transaction: never loop or auto-resubmit after a 429. Wait until the reset time, then ask for confirmation again before retrying.
• For RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED or RATE_LIMIT_BANNED, repeated requests during cooldown extend the ban by 5 seconds each time, up to 5 minutes.

First-time setup (if credentials are not configured):

1. Generate key pair and show the public key to the user:

   openssl genpkey -algorithm ed25519 -out /tmp/gmgn_private.pem 2>/dev/null && \
     openssl pkey -in /tmp/gmgn_private.pem -pubout 2>/dev/null

   Tell the user: "This is your Ed25519 public key. Go to https://gmgn.ai/ai, paste it into the API key creation form (enable swap/cooking capability), then send me the API Key value shown on the page."

2. Wait for the user's API key, then configure both credentials:

   mkdir -p ~/.config/gmgn
   echo 'GMGN_API_KEY=<key_from_user>' > ~/.config/gmgn/.env
   echo 'GMGN_PRIVATE_KEY="<pem_content_from_step_1>"' >> ~/.config/gmgn/.env
   chmod 600 ~/.config/gmgn/.env

Credential Model

• GMGN_PRIVATE_KEY is used exclusively for local message signing — the private key never leaves the machine. The CLI computes an Ed25519 signature in-process and transmits only the base64-encoded result in the X-Signature request header.
• GMGN_API_KEY is transmitted in the X-APIKEY header over HTTPS.
• Neither credential is ever passed as a command-line argument.

cooking stats Usage

gmgn-cli cooking stats [--raw]

cooking stats Response Fields

cooking create Parameters

* --image or --image-url: provide exactly one. --slippage or --auto-slippage: provide exactly one.

Advanced API Fields

The structured flags (--pump-fee-share-list, --bags-fee-share-list, --flap-rate-conf, --fourmeme-rate-conf, --buy-wallets, --snip-buy-wallets, --buy-trade-config, --sell-trade-config, --sell-configs) each accept a JSON string. This section documents the exact JSON schema for each.

Platform capability matrix

Which advanced features each platform supports. Do not send a field a platform does not support.

• --is-cashback / --is-mayhem are Pump.fun only — other platforms reject them.
• Bundle/auto-sell (--sell-configs) and sniper (--snip-buy-wallets) are available where the matrix shows ✅.

Basis-points rule: any field named *_bps / basic_points is in basis points (100 = 1%). Where a section says the shares must sum, all entries must add up to exactly 10000 (FourMeme uses whole percents summing to 100 instead — see below).

Always talk to the user in percentages, never basis points. When asking for or confirming any share, fee, or split, phrase it as a percentage (e.g. "What % goes to this wallet?" → user says "50%"). Convert to the field's unit yourself when building the JSON — never ask the user for a raw bps number:

Never set a fee-share split without the user's explicit instruction — it permanently routes token revenue to the listed accounts.

Pump.fun (--dex pump)

is_mayhem, is_cashback, is_buy_back use their matching CLI flags (--is-mayhem, --is-cashback, --is-buy-back). pump_fee_share_list is passed via --pump-fee-share-list.

JSON schema for --pump-fee-share-list — array of objects:

Example: --pump-fee-share-list '[{"provider":"twitter","username":"handle","basic_points":10000}]'

Bonk (--dex bonk)

dev_wallet_bps → --dev-wallet-bps, bonk_model → --bonk-model. No additional structured fields.

BAGS (--dex bags)

dev_wallet_bps → --dev-wallet-bps. bags_fee_share_list is passed via --bags-fee-share-list.

JSON schema for --bags-fee-share-list — array of objects:

Flap (--dex flap)

flap_rate_conf is passed via --flap-rate-conf.

JSON schema for --flap-rate-conf — single object:

split_conf entries: { "recipient": "<address>", "bps": <n> } — all bps must sum to 10000.

• Tax distribution: whenever the tax rate > 0, mkt_bps + deflation_bps + dividend_bps + lp_bps must sum to 10000. mkt_bps is the recipient's cut; the other three are burn / dividend / liquidity.
• Recipient routing: set recipient_type = gift + twitter_account to send the recipient cut to an X handle, OR recipient_type = split + split_conf to send it to one or more addresses. Fill only the field that matches the chosen mode; leave the other empty ("" / []).
• Use tax_rate for V5 (unified rate); use buy_tax_rate + sell_tax_rate for V6 (separate rates).
• When lp_bps > 0: minimum_share_balance must be > 0.

FourMeme (--dex fourmeme)

fourmeme_rate_conf is passed via --fourmeme-rate-conf.

fourmeme_user_login_sign, is_approve_allowance, is_raised_swap are broker/jobs internal fields — the public API does not accept them, so there is no flag. The multi-quote raise-token retry is handled server-side automatically (poll order get); the caller never sets these.

JSON schema for --fourmeme-rate-conf — single object:

When fee_rate > 0: burn_rate + divide_rate + liquidity_rate + recipient_rate must sum to 100. When recipient_rate > 0: min_sharing must be > 0.

Auto-Sell Configuration

sell_configs is passed via --sell-configs as a JSON array. It schedules conditional sell orders to execute automatically once the token launch succeeds. Omit entirely for a standard launch with no auto-sell.

--sell-configs is a JSON array of CookingSellConfig objects:

Example: --sell-configs '[{"sell_type":"delay_sell","delay_sec":60,"sell_ratio":"0.5","wallet_addresses":["<addr>"]}]'

The buy/sell execution params for these CondMarket orders (slippage, fees, anti-MEV) can be tuned separately via --buy-trade-config / --sell-trade-config (TradeParam JSON). They do not affect the main creation tx, and fall back to the outer-level transaction flags when omitted.

• check_price is total market cap in USD — e.g. "50000" triggers at a $50,000 market cap.
• wallet_addresses may mix from_address and buy_wallets entries. The server creates signal_cooking for snipe wallets and pending_sell for main/bundle wallets automatically.
• A wallet can carry multiple strategies (e.g. delay-sell 50%, then limit-sell the rest); each applies independently.

TradeParam (--buy-trade-config / --sell-trade-config)

These tune the execution params for the CondMarket buy/sell orders (bundle buys, sniper buys, and auto-sell). They do not affect the main creation transaction (the dev tx uses the outer-level --dev-* flags). When omitted, they fall back to the outer-level transaction flags.

--buy-trade-config / --sell-trade-config each accept a single JSON object:

Example: --buy-trade-config '{"slippage":50,"auto_slippage":false,"priority_fee":"0.0005","tip_fee":"0.0001","is_anti_mev":true,"anti_mev_mode":"secure"}'

A standard launch with no buyConfig sends {"is_anti_mev":false,"anti_mev_mode":"off"} and an empty buy_wallets list.

cooking create Response Fields

Status Polling

Token creation is asynchronous. If the initial cooking create response shows status: pending:

1. Poll with gmgn-cli order get every 2 seconds, up to 30 seconds:

   gmgn-cli order get --chain <chain> --order-id <order_id>

2. The new token's contract / mint address is in the report.output_token field of the order get response (only present when state = 30 and status = "successful") — it is NOT returned by cooking create directly.
3. Stop polling once status is confirmed, failed, or expired.
4. On confirmed: display output_token as the token address and include the block explorer link.
5. On failed / expired: report the error_status and do not retry automatically.

Usage Examples

Examples run shortest-first: basic single-launch commands, then full end-to-end configurations. Every JSON flag below is a valid payload shape — copy and adapt.

# Get token creation statistics per launchpad
gmgn-cli cooking stats

# Create a token on Pump.fun (SOL) — with URL image
gmgn-cli cooking create \
  --chain sol \
  --dex pump \
  --from <wallet_address> \
  --name "My Token" \
  --symbol MAT \
  --buy-amt 0.01 \
  --image-url https://example.com/logo.png \
  --slippage 30 \
  --priority-fee 0.001

# Create a token on FourMeme (BSC) — base64 image + USD1 raise token
gmgn-cli cooking create \
  --chain bsc \
  --dex fourmeme \
  --from <wallet_address> \
  --name "Four Token" \
  --symbol FOUR \
  --buy-amt 0.05 \
  --image "$(base64 -i /path/to/logo.png)" \
  --auto-slippage \
  --raised-token USD1

# Create a token on Bonk (SOL) with anti-MEV
gmgn-cli cooking create \
  --chain sol \
  --dex bonk \
  --from <wallet_address> \
  --name "Bonk Token" \
  --symbol BNKT \
  --buy-amt 0.01 \
  --image-url https://example.com/logo.png \
  --auto-slippage \
  --anti-mev

# Create on Pump.fun with auto-sell: sell 50% 60s after buy
gmgn-cli cooking create \
  --chain sol \
  --dex pump \
  --from <wallet_address> \
  --name "My Token" \
  --symbol MAT \
  --buy-amt 0.01 \
  --image-url https://example.com/logo.png \
  --auto-slippage \
  --sell-configs '[{"sell_type":"delay_sell","delay_sec":60,"sell_ratio":"0.5","wallet_addresses":["<wallet_address>"]}]'

These mirror real launch configurations end-to-end.

Pump.fun (SOL) — Bundle + Sniper + Auto-Sell + Agent Auto Buyback

gmgn-cli cooking create \
  --chain sol \
  --dex pump \
  --from DevWallet... \
  --name "Demo Coin" \
  --symbol DEMO \
  --buy-amt 0.5 \
  --image-url https://cdn.example.com/coin.png \
  --twitter https://x.com/handle/status/123 \
  --priority-fee 0.0005 \
  --tip-fee 0.0001 \
  --is-buy-back \
  --buy-trade-config '{"slippage":50,"auto_slippage":false,"priority_fee":"0.0005","tip_fee":"0.0001","is_anti_mev":true,"anti_mev_mode":"secure"}' \
  --buy-wallets '[{"from_address":"Wallet1...","buy_amt":"0.1"},{"from_address":"Wallet2...","buy_amt":"0.1"}]' \
  --snip-buy-wallets '[{"from_address":"Sniper1...","buy_amt":"0.05"}]' \
  --sell-configs '[{"sell_type":"delay_sell","sell_ratio":"1","wallet_addresses":["Wallet1..."],"delay_mili_sec":5000}]'

• --is-buy-back is the Agent Auto Buyback mode (the backend also sets the agent fee internally).
• buy_amt values in --buy-wallets / --snip-buy-wallets are in native SOL.
• Bundle wallets ≤ 12, sniper wallets ≤ 10 on Pump.fun (see capability matrix).

FourMeme (BSC) — user fee split + raise token USDT

gmgn-cli cooking create \
  --chain bsc \
  --dex fourmeme \
  --from 0xDev... \
  --name "Demo BSC" \
  --symbol DBSC \
  --buy-amt 0.0123 \
  --image-url https://cdn.example.com/coin.png \
  --raised-token USDT \
  --website https://demo.com \
  --gas-price 1000000000 \
  --auto-slippage \
  --fourmeme-rate-conf '{"fee_rate":1,"recipient_rate":50,"burn_rate":20,"divide_rate":20,"liquidity_rate":10,"min_sharing":100000,"recipient_address":"0xDev..."}'

• --buy-amt 0.0123 is already converted to native BNB from the USDT amount the user wanted (see Quote Token conversion). Do the conversion before building the command.
• --gas-price 1000000000 is wei (1 Gwei).
• In --fourmeme-rate-conf, recipient_rate + burn_rate + divide_rate + liquidity_rate must sum to 100.

Flap (BSC) — split mode: route the recipient cut to a BSC address

gmgn-cli cooking create \
  --chain bsc \
  --dex flap \
  --from 0x1f8d977b6843e1bbcb306c4a3664c9fb0277979d \
  --name "refer" \
  --symbol refer \
  --buy-amt 2 \
  --image-url https://gmgn.ai/external-res-va/11ad7747dcefcfaae87d3f53a4d7330d_v2l.webp \
  --website https://www.refercoins.bond/ \
  --twitter https://x.com/referdotfun \
  --dev-gas 50000000 \
  --auto-slippage \
  --flap-rate-conf '{"buy_tax_rate":100,"sell_tax_rate":100,"mkt_bps":10000,"deflation_bps":0,"dividend_bps":0,"lp_bps":0,"minimum_share_balance":10000,"recipient_type":"split","twitter_account":"","split_conf":[{"recipient":"0x1f8d977b6843e1bbcb306c4a3664c9fb0277979d","bps":10000}]}'

• recipient_type: split → the recipient cut goes to split_conf addresses; twitter_account is left "".
• mkt_bps:10000 means the entire tax (1% buy / 1% sell) goes to the recipient — deflation_bps + dividend_bps + lp_bps are all 0, and the four still sum to 10000.
• split_conf has one address taking all 10000 bps (100%). Multiple addresses are allowed as long as their bps sum to 10000.

Flap (BSC) — gift mode: route the recipient cut to an X handle, split the rest across burn / dividend / LP

gmgn-cli cooking create \
  --chain bsc \
  --dex flap \
  --from 0x1f8d977b6843e1bbcb306c4a3664c9fb0277979d \
  --name "refer" \
  --symbol refer \
  --buy-amt 2 \
  --image-url https://gmgn.ai/external-res-va/11ad7747dcefcfaae87d3f53a4d7330d_v2l.webp \
  --website https://www.refercoins.bond/ \
  --twitter https://x.com/referdotfun \
  --dev-gas 50000000 \
  --auto-slippage \
  --flap-rate-conf '{"buy_tax_rate":100,"sell_tax_rate":100,"mkt_bps":5000,"deflation_bps":2700,"dividend_bps":1800,"lp_bps":500,"minimum_share_balance":10000,"recipient_type":"gift","twitter_account":"handleName","split_conf":[]}'

• recipient_type: gift → the recipient cut goes to the twitter_account X handle; split_conf is left [].
• Tax distribution: mkt_bps:5000 (50% to the handle) + deflation_bps:2700 (27% burn) + dividend_bps:1800 (18% dividend) + lp_bps:500 (5% LP) = 10000.
• lp_bps > 0, so minimum_share_balance must be > 0 (10000 here).

Output Format

Pre-create Confirmation

Before every cooking create, present this summary and wait for explicit user confirmation:

⚠️ Token Creation Confirmation Required

Chain:        {chain}
Platform:     {--dex} (e.g. pump / fourmeme)
Wallet:       {--from}
Token Name:   {--name}
Symbol:       {--symbol}
Initial Buy:  {--buy-amt} {native currency} (e.g. 0.01 SOL)
Slippage:     {--slippage}% (or "auto")
Image:        {--image-url or "base64 provided"}
Social:       {twitter / telegram / website if provided}
Modes:        {Mayhem / Cashback / Agent Auto Buyback if set, else "none"}
Fee Share:    {recipient → % list if set, else "none"}
Auto-Sell:    {sell_configs summary if set, else "none"}

Reply "confirm" to deploy this token. This action is IRREVERSIBLE.

Omit the Modes / Fee Share / Auto-Sell lines if none were configured — or show them as none — but if any are set, they MUST appear here so the user re-confirms them explicitly.

Post-create Receipt

After polling confirms a successful deployment:

✅ Token Created

Token:    {--name} ({--symbol})
Address:  {report.output_token from order get}
Chain:    {chain}
Platform: {--dex}
Tx:       {explorer link for hash}
Order ID: {order_id}

Block explorer links:

Guided Launch Flow

When a user says they want to launch / create / deploy a token but has not provided all required information, collect information one required field at a time — never bundle multiple required fields into a single question. The user should be able to reply with a single value, not a labeled list.

Ask each required field as a short, direct question. Wait for the answer before moving to the next. Optional fields are grouped into one question after all required fields are collected.

Step 1 — Chain & Platform

Ask: "Which chain and platform?"

Show the options concisely:

If the user is unsure, recommend: Pump.fun (SOL) or FourMeme (BSC).

The chosen platform determines which advanced options are available later in Step 7 (e.g. Mayhem/Cashback/Agent Auto Buyback on Pump.fun, fee-share splits on BAGS/Flap/FourMeme). Note the platform now; do not ask about advanced options yet.

Step 2 — Token Name

Ask: "Token name?"

Wait for the user's reply (e.g. Doge Killer).

Step 3 — Token Symbol

Ask: "Ticker symbol?"

Wait for the user's reply (e.g. DOGEK). Typically 3–8 uppercase characters.

Step 4 — Logo

Ask: "Logo image? (file path or URL — skip to launch without one)"

• File path → silently run base64 -i <path> and pass the result to --image. Do not mention "base64" to the user.
• URL → use --image-url directly.
• Skip / none → proceed without a logo. Note that most platforms accept this, but it reduces visibility.

Step 5 — Initial Buy Amount

Ask: "How much {SOL / BNB / ETH} for the initial buy?"

Pass the user's answer directly to --buy-amt — already in full token units (e.g. 0.01 = 0.01 SOL). Do NOT convert to lamports or wei.

Step 6 — Optional Details (single question)

Ask all optional fields together in one message:

"Any optional extras? (skip any you don't need)"

• Description — one-line pitch shown on the launchpad
• Twitter — Twitter / X URL
• Telegram — Telegram group URL
• Website — project website URL

The user can reply with just the ones they have, or say "skip" / "none" to proceed.

Step 7 — Platform Modes, Fees & Auto-Sell (platform-dependent)

After the basics are collected, ask once whether the user wants any advanced options for the platform they chose. Default everyone to a plain fair launch — only configure these when the user explicitly asks. Tailor the question to the selected platform; do not list options that don't apply to it.

Ask: "Want any advanced options, or launch with defaults? (reply 'defaults' to skip)" — then offer the relevant subset.

Phrase the question around the platform the user picked — only ask about modes that exist on that platform. For example, on Pump.fun ask specifically:

• "Enable Cashback mode?" (--is-cashback)
• "Enable Agent Auto Buyback mode?" (--is-buy-back)
• "Enable Mayhem mode?" (--is-mayhem)
• "Set up a fee-share split?" (--pump-fee-share-list)
• "Want me to remember these advanced settings for your next launch?" — if yes, save them to memory so future launches can pre-fill the same choices.

Bonk / BAGS / Flap / FourMeme have no mode toggles — for those, skip the mode questions and only ask about fee-share split and auto-sell.

The relevant options per platform:

• Pump.fun modes — Mayhem (--is-mayhem), Cashback (--is-cashback), Agent Auto Buyback (--is-buy-back).
• Fee-share split — Pump.fun (--pump-fee-share-list), BAGS (--dev-wallet-bps + --bags-fee-share-list), Bonk (--dev-wallet-bps), Flap (--flap-rate-conf), FourMeme (--fourmeme-rate-conf). See Advanced API Fields for JSON schemas. Warn the user this permanently routes token revenue to the listed accounts. Always ask the user for shares as percentages — convert to bps yourself. Shares must add up to 100%.
• Auto-sell — --sell-configs (JSON): delay-sell (sell a fraction N seconds after the buy) and/or limit-sell (sell once market cap hits a USD target). See Auto-Sell Configuration. Confirm the sell ratio and trigger before setting it.

If the user says "defaults" / "skip" / "none", proceed with none of these set.

Step 8 — Confirmation & Execute

Once all information is collected, present the pre-create confirmation summary (see Output Format section) and wait for the user to reply "confirm" before executing. If any advanced options from Step 7 were set, they MUST appear in the summary so the user re-confirms them explicitly.

Execution Guidelines

• [REQUIRED] Pre-create confirmation — Before executing cooking create, present the full summary above and receive explicit "confirm" from the user. No exceptions. Do NOT auto-create.
• [REQUIRED] --dex validation — Before running, look up the user's named platform in the Supported Launchpads table and resolve to the correct --dex identifier. Never guess or pass a freeform platform name. If the chain/platform combination is not in the table, tell the user it is unsupported.
• Slippage requirement — Either --slippage or --auto-slippage must be provided. If the user did not specify, suggest --auto-slippage for volatile new tokens or ask for a preference.
• Image handling — If the user provides a file path, run base64 -i <path> and pass the result to --image. If they provide a URL, use --image-url. If neither is provided, ask before building the confirmation — most platforms require a logo.
• Fee-share / bps inputs — Always collect and confirm shares as percentages with the user; convert to basis points yourself (50% → 5000). Never ask for a raw bps value.
• Address validation — Validate --from wallet address format before submitting:
  • sol: base58, 32–44 characters
  • bsc / base: 0x + 40 hex digits
• Chain-wallet compatibility — SOL addresses are incompatible with EVM chains and vice versa. Warn the user and abort if the address format does not match the chain.
• Order polling — After cooking create, if status is pending, poll order get every 2 seconds up to 30 seconds. The token address is in report.output_token. Do not report success until status is confirmed.
• Credential sensitivity — GMGN_API_KEY and GMGN_PRIVATE_KEY can execute real transactions. Never log, display, or expose these values.

Notes

• cooking create uses signed auth (API Key + signature) — CLI handles signing automatically.
• cooking stats uses exist auth (API Key only — no private key needed).
• The new token's mint address is in report.output_token from gmgn-cli order get, not in the initial cooking create response.
• Use --raw on any command to get single-line JSON for further processing.

References