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CoinGecko Agent SKILL

An installable package that gives AI agents built-in knowledge of the CoinGecko API, including endpoints, parameters, and common workflows.

  • Instead of manually explaining the API to your agent every time, the SKILL lets your agent understand CoinGecko data instantly and respond with accurate queries and code.
  • Works with popular AI coding agents and tools such as Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI, and other SKILL-compatible agents. Setup takes less than 3 minutes.

📖 Full documentation: docs.coingecko.com/docs/skills


Installation

Claude.ai

  1. Download the SKILL package: skills-main.zip
  2. Go to claude.ai/customize/skills
  3. Click +Upload a skill
  4. Upload the skills-main.zip file

Note

Claude.ai users on paid plans should add api.coingecko.com and pro-api.coingecko.com to their domain allowlist at claude.ai/settings/capabilities.

Follow this guide here: http://docs.coingecko.com/docs/skills#allowlist-coingecko-domains-claude-paid-plans-only

Agents / LLMs

Such as Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI

npm install -g skills
npx skills add coingecko/skills -g -y

-g flag installs globally for all agents. See npmjs/skills for more details.

Via GitHub

git clone https://github.com/coingecko/skills.git coingecko-skills

# Move to your agent's skills directory (example: Claude Code on Mac/Linux)
mv coingecko-skills ~/.claude/skills/coingecko

The exact path may vary based on your agent and operating system.


What's Inside

SKILL.md                     # Main entry point — workflow, reference index
references/
  ├── core.md                    # Auth, rate limits, methodology (always read)
  ├── claude-env.md              # Claude-specific constraints & workarounds
  ├── common-use-cases.md        # Common workflows for price queries, historical data, etc.
  ├── coins.md                   # Prices, market data, metadata, gainers/losers
  ├── coin-history.md            # Historical charts, OHLC, time-range queries
  ├── coin-supply.md             # Circulating/total supply charts
  ├── contract.md                # Lookup by token contract address
  ├── asset-platforms.md         # Supported blockchains for token contracts, token lists
  ├── categories.md              # Coin categories & sector market data
  ├── exchanges.md               # Spot & DEX exchange data, volume charts
  ├── derivatives.md             # Derivatives exchanges & tickers
  ├── treasury.md                # Public company crypto treasury holdings
  ├── nfts.md                    # NFT collections, market data, charts
  ├── global.md                  # Global market stats & DeFi data
  ├── utils.md                   # Search, trending, exchange rates, API status
  ├── onchain-networks.md        # Supported networks and DEXes (ID mapping)
  ├── onchain-pools.md           # Pool discovery, trending/new pools
  ├── onchain-tokens.md          # Token data, holders, traders
  ├── onchain-ohlcv-trades.md    # Onchain OHLCV and trade data
  └── onchain-categories.md      # Onchain category data (GeckoTerminal specific)

Try It Out

Once installed, try asking your agent questions like:

"If I invested $100 in Bitcoin back in December 2018, how much would it be worth today?"

"What was the ATH of XPL?"

"What is the current market cap of DZnQi17HFgSM8mJ4nhVicz32B97XyTsd6MUVuDJgP9Jo from Solana?"

"What if I only left $50 in my wallet? Which coins should I buy to maximize my returns based on the current market?"

"What are the top NFT collections this week?"

Have fun experimenting!


Feedback

Tell us how you're using the CoinGecko SKILL and what we should improve — reach out to eason.lim@coingecko[dot]com.

or open a GitHub issue: coingecko/skills/issues


License

MIT

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