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Use this page to connect Gina and complete the user’s task. Read the steps in order; follow linked host instructions rather than guessing configuration syntax.

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1. Identify the host and intent

Identify whether you are running in ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, or another MCP client. Find your client’s setup guide. For research or account visibility, choose Gina Read. If the user wants execution, choose the relevant write connection. Do not infer permission to execute from an installation request.

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2. Install or connect

Follow the host’s guide. Use its supported plugin route when available; otherwise configure direct MCP. Installing a skill alone does not connect tools. Do not invent package names, marketplace listings, or executable install scripts. The plugin and skill guide identifies canonical skill paths and verified source installation routes. SDK and CLI source in the repository do not imply published packages.

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3. Load the applicable skill

For the read-only plugin, select the skill matching the task: account review, spot research, Hyperliquid research, or prediction-market research. Follow its routing and error handling. These skills remain read-only even if other connections are installed.

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4. Authenticate

Start the host’s connection flow and let the user complete Gina OAuth in the browser. For a token-based client, direct the user to manual authentication. Keep credentials in the host’s private configuration, never in chat, committed files, or reports. If a user action is required, state exactly what they need to do and resume verification afterward.

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5. Discover and verify tools

Refresh or list the connection’s tools. For Gina Read, expect named research tools such as getSimplePrice, getTokenChart, and getAccountAddresses, possibly with a host prefix. There must be no bash or mutation tool from this connection. If the boundary differs, check the configured URL and scope before continuing. For write connections, compare discovery with the venue reference and inspect current schemas before constructing calls.

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6. Run a read-only smoke test

Follow First successful request. Verify that Gina returned the requested asset and time range. Report missing data or authentication failures rather than substituting model memory.

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7. Complete the user’s task

Use the tool result as evidence. Preserve timestamps, units, market identity, and missing-data information. A read-only skill cannot fulfill a write request; route the user to the selected execution interface without claiming that the research connection can execute. For execution, follow the venue’s documented authorization and result-verification behavior. Do not report a submitted or pending transaction as settled.

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Documentation versus operational tools

The documentation index helps you find instructions. Follow its Markdown links for full text. It is not an account connection and cannot trade or inspect a user’s wallet. Gina’s operational MCP URLs are listed in Choose your access.