Introducing Uniswap Trading Tools

Uniswap has introduced a new plugin called Uniswap Trading Tools as part of its expanding Uniswap AI toolkit, giving developers the ability to build automated trading strategies onchain. The announcement follows February’s launch of Uniswap AI, which has since seen over 7,500 installs.

The plugin includes three skills. The dca-bot skill automates dollar-cost averaging by purchasing a set amount of a token on a recurring schedule, with an optional price-check before each buy. The index-bot lets users define a basket of tokens and target weights, execute the purchase in one pass, and rebalance on a schedule. The copy-trade skill mirrors swaps from another wallet within user-defined limits.

All execution runs through the Uniswap API. Developers can choose between a confirm mode that requires approval for every transaction or an autonomous mode that operates within a spend cap, an allowlist, a dry-run setting, and a kill switch. For tokenized real-world assets, the skills enforce token-level gating, handle transfer-restriction reverts, and respect market hours where applicable. The tools are asset-agnostic and support both crypto-native tokens and real-world assets.

The Uniswap AI library now covers multiple plugins, including uniswap-trading (swaps via API, SDK, or contract calls), uniswap-viem (EVM fundamentals), uniswap-hooks (v4 hook security), uniswap-driver (token discovery and deep links), uniswap-cca (continuous clearing auctions), and the new uniswap-trading-tools. The skills work across all chains supported by Uniswap, such as Robinhood Chain, Base, Arbitrum, and Ethereum mainnet. Developers in the Base ecosystem can also use the Base MCP integration with the Uniswap API.

To start building, teams can install the tools via the command: npx skills add Uniswap/uniswap-ai. Full documentation is available on the Uniswap developer portal.