The 1inch AI Skills package teaches AI agents how to connect to and use the 1inch MCP server — the production URL, authentication, and domain-specific workflows (swaps, limit orders, market data, wallet data, and more). Install once; your agent loads the relevant skill on demand.
Install
npx skills add 1inch/1inch-aiNo npm package required — distribution is git-based. Source and full details: github.com/1inch/1inch-ai.
Skills included
| Skill | What it teaches |
|---|---|
1inch-mcp-server |
Hub — MCP URL, auth, client setup, tool overview |
1inch-swap |
Classic / Fusion / cross-chain swaps via the swap tool |
1inch-orderbook |
Limit orders via the orderbook tool |
1inch-wallet-data |
Exact product_api recipes for portfolio, balances, history, NFTs, tokens |
1inch-market-data |
Exact product_api recipes for spot prices, gas price, charts |
1inch-infrastructure |
Exact product_api recipes for Web3 RPC, tx gateway, domains |
1inch-walletconnect |
Non-custodial WalletConnect pairing (EVM & Solana) |
1inch-aqua |
Aqua strategy analytics via the aqua tool |
1inch-debug |
Org-scoped request log lookup via the debug tool |
Skills cost almost no context until the agent needs them. Prefer domain skills for concrete tasks (for example "what's the gas price on Base?" → 1inch-market-data teaches GET /gas-price/v1.6/{chainId}).
Skills and MCP together
Use both: skills teach your agent how to call tools; MCP provides the live connection.
- The skill gives setup knowledge and call recipes as reusable context.
- The MCP server is the live protocol the agent calls to execute swaps, place orders, query APIs, and search docs.
For stdio-only clients (e.g. Claude Desktop), the hub skill documents the same URLs and auth patterns, but you still need the supergateway setup for the actual MCP connection.
Next steps
- Supported clients — install the skills and configure MCP per editor
- Tools reference — the tools your agent gains access to