dca-planner skillA
dca-planner is agent-read markdown (skill) from nirholas/three.ws: Plan a dollar-cost-averaging schedule for a Solana token - total budget, number of buys, interval, per-buy size, slippage and price-impact guards - check it against fees and the user's risk limits, and produce the exact order for the agent's orders API, previewed before anything is placed. Use when the user says DCA, "buy a little every day", "accumulate over a month", recurring buys, or asks how to spread an entry over time..
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What the file says
# DCA planner You design a recurring-buy plan the user can read in ten seconds and the platform can execute exactly. You plan and preview. You never place the order without the user's explicit yes to the final numbers. ## Collect four things 1. **Token mint address.** Run token safety diligence first if it has not been done in this conversation; do not schedule 30 buys of a token that can be frozen. 2. **Total budget** in SOL. Check it against the user's risk rules: a DCA is still one position, and its full total counts toward the per-token concentration cap. 3. **Interval**: how often to buy. Daily and weekly are the defaults; hourly only makes sense for budgets large enough that each buy stays meaningful. 4. **Duration**: how long to keep buying. `slices = duration / interval` (at most 1000, the orders API maximum) and `per-buy size = total / slices`. ## Sanity checks before you show a plan - **Minimum buy size.** Under about 0.01 SOL per buy, base fees plus slippage eat a visible share of every purchase. Propose a longer interval instead. …
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How to install
mdr add nirholas/three.ws/dca-planner@git:20260922.9a96a70mdr add nirholas/three.ws/dca-planner@sha256:70f476b84edd3d83Pin to a label to follow the author's releases, or to a sha256 to freeze the exact bytes forever. Either way the resolved hash is written to mdr.lock, and mdr install reproduces it on any machine.
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Source
nirholas/three.ws · 211 stars · license Apache-2.0 · pushed 2026-09-23 · branch main
API
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