# Heat — One CLI for All of Finance

> One CLI for all of finance — built for humans and AI agents

## Docs

- [Limitations](/reference/limitations): Heat v0.4.0 is an early release. This page lists known limitations so you can plan accordingly.
- [Heat CLI v0.1.0](/reference/v0-1-0): This page preserves the original narrower release scope before Aave and LI.FI were added to the public release story.
- [Heat CLI v0.2.0](/reference/v0-2-0): Heat v0.2.0 is the first broader multi-protocol release of Heat.
- [Heat CLI v0.4.0](/reference/v0-4-0): Heat v0.4.0 adds DefiLlama as the fifth protocol — a read-only DeFi research and market data layer with 27 free commands and 15 pro commands across 9 families.
- [Aave](/protocols/aave): Heat supports a focused Aave V3 phase-1 integration for:
- [DefiLlama](/protocols/defillama): Heat integrates DefiLlama for read-only DeFi market data — 27 free commands + 15 pro commands across 9 families.
- [Hyperliquid Onboarding](/protocols/hyperliquid-onboarding): This guide explains how to get from a fresh Heat install to your first safe Hyperliquid command.
- [Hyperliquid](/protocols/hyperliquid): All Hyperliquid commands live under `heat hl`.
- [LI.FI](/protocols/lifi): Heat uses LI.FI as its EVM routing and bridging layer.
- [Polymarket Onboarding](/protocols/polymarket-onboarding): This guide explains the correct Polymarket setup flow in Heat for both humans and agents.
- [Polymarket](/protocols/polymarket): All Polymarket commands live under `heat polymarket` or `heat pm`.
- [Getting Started](/introduction/getting-started): This guide walks through first-time setup: install Heat, create an account, understand funding, and run your first protocol commands.
- [Installation](/introduction/installation): The installer detects your OS and architecture, downloads a prebuilt binary, and falls back to cargo if needed.
- [Accounts](/core/accounts): Heat uses named accounts as its primary identity abstraction. Each account maps to an encrypted private key stored locally.
- [Output Modes](/core/output): Heat separates data from diagnostics and supports multiple output formats for both human and machine consumption.
- [Safety](/core/safety): Heat handles real money. Its safety model prevents accidental execution of dangerous actions.