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Swap

Trade one token for another on the same chain. Skopos quotes the route and returns calldata your wallet signs. 
> swap 0.1 eth to usdc on base
> swap 100 usdc to eth on arbitrum

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Bridge

Move a token from one chain to another. Skopos compares bridges and picks the cheapest path, then returns the transaction. 
> bridge 0.1 eth from ethereum to base
> bridge 100 usdc from base to polygon

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Buy & sell

Shorthand for an execution. Skopos asks for the amount, then builds the quote. 
> buy eth on base
> sell eth
If you say “buy” or “sell” without an amount, Skopos prompts you for one instead of guessing.

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Rebalance across chains

Split a single move across multiple chains in one request: 
> split 1 eth across base and arbitrum
> rebalance my portfolio into 50% base, 50% arbitrum
Skopos divides the amount across legs, resolves each leg independently, and shows every leg’s quote before you sign anything.

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Before you sign

Every quote is re-simulated immediately before signing — if the route would revert (slippage moved, liquidity changed), Skopos rejects it and tells you instead of letting a bad transaction through. This applies to single-leg swaps, every leg of a rebalance, and Solana routes.

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What you’re signing

Skopos never signs on your behalf. Every command above returns:
  • The quote — output amount, fees, gas, ETA for cross-chain routes.
  • An approval step, if the source token needs one.
  • Unsigned calldata for the actual transaction.
You review it and tap to sign in your own connected wallet. If you don’t have funds on the destination chain, Skopos offers to fund it rather than failing silently.