saturnswap-liquidity

name	saturnswap-liquidity
description	Use this skill when the user wants to add or withdraw liquidity on SaturnSwap. Triggers on: "add liquidity", "provide liquidity", "LP on SaturnSwap", "withdraw liquidity", "remove liquidity", "manage my liquidity position", "deposit ADA into pool", "liquidity provision". Use saturnswap-liquidity-operator to execute transactions.
version	1.0.0

SaturnSwap Liquidity Management

Guide users through adding and withdrawing liquidity on SaturnSwap DEX.

Capabilities

• Add liquidity to an existing pool (ADA or token side)
• Withdraw liquidity from a position
• View current liquidity positions (delegates to saturnswap-portfolio)

Add Liquidity Flow

1. Find the pool — look up by ticker or pool ID
2. Check existing positions — see if user already has a position in this pool
3. Determine amount — how much ADA or tokens to deposit
4. Build transaction — call createAddLiquidity
5. Hand off to operator — for signing and submission

Withdraw Liquidity Flow

1. List positions — show user's liquidity positions
2. Select position — identify which pool/contract to withdraw from
3. Determine amount — partial or full withdrawal
4. Build transaction — call createWithdrawLiquidity
5. Hand off to operator — for signing and submission

Scripts

Create Add Liquidity Transaction

node scripts/create-add-liquidity.js --address <bech32> --contract <liquidityPoolContractId> [--policy <policyId>] [--asset <assetName>] --amount <display-units> [--no-defaults]

• --policy "" and --asset "" (or omitted) = adding ADA side
• --policy <id> --asset <name> = adding token side
• --no-defaults = disable auto chunk sizing

Create Withdraw Liquidity Transaction

node scripts/create-withdraw-liquidity.js --address <bech32> --contract <liquidityPoolContractId> [--policy <policyId>] [--asset <assetName>] --amount <display-units>

Key Concepts

• Liquidity on SaturnSwap works as chunked limit orders spread across price points
• When you add liquidity, the API splits your deposit into multiple limit orders
• useDefaults: true lets the API choose optimal chunk sizes
• liquidityPoolContractId is the UUID of your specific liquidity position (not the pool ID)
• You can have multiple positions in the same pool
• Positions track ada_order_token_one_amount and order_token_two_amount separately
• waiting_* amounts are funds being rebalanced between chunks

Safety Rules

• Always show current position stats before adding/withdrawing
• Confirm the exact amount and side (ADA vs token) with the user
• Warn about impermanent loss for volatile pairs
• Display units only — 100 ADA means tokenAmount: 100