User Playbooks

These playbooks are opinionated operating patterns for different users. They are not mandatory, but they match how the tools are designed to be used.

Beginner Playbook

1. Run analyze_token.
2. If the score is High Risk or Extreme Risk, stop and inspect the reasons before doing anything else.
3. If the score is Medium Risk, run scan_risk and focus on triggered flags.
4. If the token still looks interesting, re-run once after a short delay.
5. Size the position as if the tool can still be wrong.

Active Trader Playbook

1. Run scan_risk first (speed).
2. Run analyze_token if still interested.
3. Compare with one alternative using compare_tokens.
4. If entering, set watch rules immediately.
5. Use get_token_changes on a cadence that matches volatility.

Community Moderator Playbook

1. Run analyze_token for shared context.
2. Post a short summary with only the most relevant red flags and metrics.
3. Avoid certainty language.
4. Re-check after major market moves or new allegations.
5. Update the community only when the risk state materially changes.

Wallet Follower Playbook

1. Run analyze_wallet on the wallet you want to study.
2. Check whether the label is driven by cadence, early-buy behavior, or large size.
3. Never follow a wallet purely because it looks like a whale or sniper.
4. Cross-check the tokens that wallet trades with analyze_token or scan_risk.

Researcher Playbook

1. Use analyze_token to capture the full report.
2. Use compare_tokens to pressure-test your thesis against alternatives.
3. Save watches for the names you keep revisiting.
4. Treat snapshots as evidence points, not as immutable truth.