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# Changelog
```
npm install -g @tradeboba/cli
boba
```
***
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{% update date="2026-03-09" %}
## Agents v1.0.0
This update is a complete transformation. Boba went from a proxy-only CLI to a full AI trading agent with a built-in TUI. No external Claude client needed, no API keys required.
**What changed:**
**Full Agent TUI**
* `boba` launches the complete agent experience: chat, trade, and manage\
everything in one terminal
* `boba claude` to launch with Claude Code or Claude Desktop
* `boba proxy` for proxy-only mode (previous behavior)
* Boba inference provider built in get started immediately with no outside API keys
* Conversation history with SQLite persistence
* Automatic conversation compaction — stays within context limits on long conversations
* Built-in memory — the agent remembers context across conversations and builds persistent memories over time
**Providers & Models**
* Multi-provider support — Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Groq, OpenRouter, and more
* Switch models on the fly from the TUI
* Bring your own API keys or use Boba's built-in inference
* Configure default provider and model per project
**Multi-Agent & Skills**
* Multi-agent support — run multiple specialized agents side by side
* Create custom agents directly from the TUI with natural language
* Create custom skills — reusable prompts the agent can execute
* Browse and manage agents and skills from the TUI
* Scheduled automations — set up recurring tasks that run on a timer
**Quick Trade**
* Paste a bare token address to instantly buy or sell — no agent thinking delay
* Preset buy amounts per chain (SOL, ETH, BNB, etc.)
* Sell by percentage (25%, 50%, 100%) from your portfolio balance
**Portfolio**
* Sidebar portfolio view with chain filtering
* 10 supported chains: Solana, Base, BSC, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Ape Chain, HyperEVM, Monad, Polygon
* Per-position PnL with ROI %, avg buy price, realized/unrealized breakdown
**Credits & Top Up**
* Top up credits directly from the TUI or ask the agent to do it for you
* Pay with USDC across all supported chains or SOL on Solana
* Deposit addresses with QR codes for easy funding
**Rich Tool Rendering**
* Full tool call visualization inside chat — see exactly what the agent is doing
* Formatted cards for portfolio, trades, token info, charts, and more
* Inline diffs, syntax highlighting, and markdown rendering
* Adaptive UI — responsive layout that adjusts to any terminal size
**Trading**
* Perps trading on Hyperliquid
* Prediction markets on Polymarket
* Limit orders, DCA, TWAP orders
* KOL tracking and wallet analytics
* Token auditing and security checks
**Developer Tools**
* LSP integration — go-to-definition, references, hover, symbols across languages
* File tracking and context-aware code generation
* Built-in bash, search, and file editing tools
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{% update date="2026-02-08" %}
## Agents v0.3.0
This update was a full rewrite — the CLI is now a native Go binary shipped through npm. It's faster, has no Node.js runtime dependency, and includes an interactive TUI.
**What changed:**
* CLI Interface Upgrade
* `boba init` is now `boba login` (`boba init` still works as an alias)
* Interactive menus — just run `boba` to see all options
* `boba launch` now lets you pick Claude Code or Claude Desktop
* `boba launch` now lets you launch with layouts
* `boba login` now has onboarding flow
* TUI changes using BubbleTea, LipGloss and HuH
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{% update date="2026-02-07" %}
## Agents v0.2.0
Moved all credentials to the OS Keychain for improved security.
**What changed:**
* Credential Storage — OS Keychain (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager)
* Transport — HTTPS enforced for all backend communication
* Credential Storage — Agent secret + auth tokens stored in OS Keychain
* Proxy Auth — Per-session token — only the MCP bridge can call the proxy
* URL Allowlisting — Backend URLs restricted to known Boba hosts
* No Debug Logging — No sensitive data written to logs
* Access Control — Revoke anytime at [agents.boba.xyz](https://agents.boba.xyz)
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{% update date="2026-02-06" %}
## Agents v0.1.0
The first release of Boba Agents, an MCP layer that lets AI agents trade onchain through natural language.
**What shipped:**
* MCP Server Integration
* Connect to Claude Code or Claude Desktop via MCP config
* Natural language commands mapped to onchain trading tools
* Secure proxy architecture — agent never holds private keys directly
* Trading tools
* Market order — buy or sell tokens instantly at market price
* Limit order — set target price entries and exits
* DCA — schedule recurring buys over time
* TWAP — break large orders into smaller trades over a time window
* Transfer — send tokens to any wallet address
* Cross chain orders — swap and bridge across chains in one command
* Portfolio — view holdings and P\&L across chains
* Wallet tracking across connected chains
* Real time price lookups across all supported chains
* Supported Chains
* Solana
* Base
* BSC Chain
* Avalanche
* Ethereum
* Monad
* Arbitrum
* HyperEVM
* ApeChain
* Setup
* `npm install -g @tradeboba/cli` to install
* `boba init` to authenticate and configure your agent
* Credentials stored locally on disk
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