A live perpetuals workspace for the terminal and desktop app: the default Hyperliquid dex and every active HIP-3 dex, market charts and books, funding and open interest, and self-custody order entry.
Install: gloomberb install gloom-sh/gloom-hyperliquid (needs Gloom 0.15.0 or newer), then restart.
This is an early build for testers, not yet listed in the plugin registry.
| Command | View |
|---|---|
HLP |
Market board |
HLP BTC, HLP TSLA, HLP xyz:TSLA |
Market, chart, book and ticket |
HLM BTC |
Separate market pane |
HLB BTC |
Separate order book |
HLA |
Positions, orders, fills, funding and balances |
HLF |
Funding and OI analytics |
HLS |
Watch-only account or wallet connection |
The command bar also offers Open Hyperliquid trading workspace for a
docked market and account layout, and ticker actions can open a matching perp.
HLP is the plugin command. The host reserves PERP for market history and
HL for Help.
gloomberb plugin link /path/to/gloom-hyperliquid
gloomberb plugin doctor hyperliquid
gloomberb fn HLP --json
gloomberb fn HLP xyz:TSLA --json
gloomberb fn HLP --network testnet --jsonMarket data and watch-only accounts need no key. Trading uses a local API wallet approved by your browser wallet; the plugin never asks for a seed phrase. Trading is blocked in the United States and in sanctioned jurisdictions, as Hyperliquid's terms require; data and watch-only views work everywhere. See connection, fees, risks and methodology.
The official build charges Gloom's 0.1% builder fee per mainnet fill, in addition to exchange fees. The main wallet approves this fee before trading. Testnet always skips it.
Headless connection and trading covers secure key import, scripted approval, order preview, placement, cancellation and closing.
bun install
ln -s /path/to/gloomberb node_modules/gloomberb
ln -s /path/to/gloomberb/node_modules/react node_modules/react
bun run typecheck
bun testThe host and React are peers, linked exactly as Gloom's installer links them. The desktop browser entry delegates account operations to the native capability; market and account subscriptions share one WebSocket per network.
Development verification uses read-only mainnet and throwaway testnet keys only. See the scope and verification ledger for tested paths, live evidence and remaining integration gaps.
MIT