If you're looking for a quick and efficient way to engage with AMM functionalities in the Sui ecosystem, you don't necessarily need to build your own bot. Platforms like Turbos Finance already offer advanced AMM features, including automated trading and liquidity provision, which are designed to enhance user experience. Leveraging existing solutions like Turbos Finance allows you to take advantage of optimized and tested tools without the complexity of development.

But my most favorite is this one https://github.com/OmniBTC/Sui-AMM-swap

cmd for tests

$ issue XBTC and USDT test coins
XBTC="0x985c26f5edba256380648d4ad84b202094a4ade3::coins::XBTC"
USDT="0x985c26f5edba256380648d4ad84b202094a4ade3::coins::USDT"
SUI="0x2::sui::SUI"

$ sui client publish --gas-budget 10000
package=0xc6f8ce30d96bb9b728e000be94e25cab1a6011d1
global=0x28ae932ee07d4a0881e4bd24f630fe7b0d18a332

$ sui client objects
sui_coin=0x525c0eb0e1f4d8744ae21984de2e8a089366a557
usdt_coin=0x8e81c2362ff1e7101b2ef2a0d1ff9b3c358a1ac9

$ sui client call --gas-budget 10000 \
  --package=$package \
  --module=interface \
  --function=add_liquidity \
  --args $global $sui_coin 1 $usdt_coin 1 \
  --type-args $SUI $USDT
  
lp_sui_usdt=0xdf622fddc8447b0c1d15f8418e010933dd5f0a6c 
pool_sui_usdt=0x5058b90e728df97c4cb5cade5e5c77fcb662a4b9

$ sui client split-coin --gas-budget 10000 \
  --coin-id $lp_sui_usdt \
  --amounts 100000
  
lp_sui_usdt2=0x6cde2fe9277c92e196585fb12c6e3d5aaa4eab34

$ sui client call --gas-budget 10000 \
  --package=$package \
  --module=interface \
  --function=remove_liquidity \
  --args $global $lp_sui_usdt2 \
  --type-args $SUI $USDT

new_usdt_coin=0xc090e45f9461e39abb0452cf3ec297a40efbfdc3
new_sui_coin=0x9c8c1cc38cc61a94264911933c69a772ced07a09

# sui -> usdt
$ sui client call --gas-budget 10000 \
  --package=$package \
  --module=interface \
  --function=swap \
  --args $global $new_sui_coin 1  \
  --type-args $SUI $USDT
  
out_usdt_coin=0x80076d95c8bd1d5a0f97b537669008a1a369ce12

# usdt -> sui
sui client call --gas-budget 10000 \
  --package=$package \
  --module=interface \
  --function=swap \
  --args $global $out_usdt_coin 1 \
  --type-args $USDT $SUI

out_sui_coin=0xaa89836115e1e1a4f5fa990ebd2c7be3a5124d07


$ sui client call --gas-budget 10000 \
  --package=$package \
  --module=interface \
  --function=add_liquidity \
  --args $global $out_sui_coin 100 $new_usdt_coin 1000 \
  --type-args $SUI $USDT

Hey Vens, if you’re looking to plug into Sui-native modules like DeepBook. Turbos and similar AMMs already provide the smart contract infrastructure and frontend interfaces, meaning you can spin up a bot (e.g., in Rust or TypeScript using the Sui SDK) to do things like auto-swap, run arbitrage, or manage LP positions. However, if you want more control, building directly with DeepBook because Sui’s native liquidity layer that lets you build a DEX with order book logic, fee customization, and custody control.

For example, you can: • Create a shared pool object with create_pool, specifying tick_size, lot_size, and fee tiers. • Set up custodial accounts via create_account to manage asset balances with high Like Create a Pool on DeepBook

sui client call \ --package <DEEPBOOK_PACKAGE_ID> \ --module deepbook \ --function create_pool \ --type-args 0x2::sui::SUI 0x2::usdc::USDC \ --args 1000000 1000000 <CREATION_FEE_OBJECT> \ --gas-budget 10000000

Before placing limit orders, your bot needs to set up a custodian account:

sui client call \
  --package <DEEPBOOK_PACKAGE_ID> \
  --module deepbook \
  --function create_account \
  --gas-budget 5000000

Deposit SUI (base asset):

sui client call \
  --package <DEEPBOOK_PACKAGE_ID> \
  --module deepbook \
  --function deposit_base \
  --type-args 0x2::sui::SUI 0x2::usdc::USDC \
  --args <POOL_ID> <SUI_COIN_OBJECT> <ACCOUNT_CAP_ID> \
  --gas-budget 3000000

Deposit USDC (quote asset):

sui client call \
  --package <DEEPBOOK_PACKAGE_ID> \
  --module deepbook \
  --function deposit_quote \
  --type-args 0x2::sui::SUI 0x2::usdc::USDC \
  --args <POOL_ID> <USDC_COIN_OBJECT> <ACCOUNT_CAP_ID> \
  --gas-budget 3000000

Place a Limit Order

sui client call \
  --package <DEEPBOOK_PACKAGE_ID> \
  --module deepbook \
  --function place_limit_order \
  --type-args 0x2::sui::SUI 0x2::usdc::USDC \
  --args <POOL_ID> <CLIENT_ORDER_ID> <PRICE> <QUANTITY> 0 true <EXPIRE_TS> 0 <CLOCK_ID> <ACCOUNT_CAP_ID> \
  --gas-budget 5000000

Place a Market Order

sui client call \
  --package <DEEPBOOK_PACKAGE_ID> \
  --module deepbook \
  --function place_market_order \
  --type-args 0x2::sui::SUI 0x2::usdc::USDC \
  --args <POOL_ID> <ACCOUNT_CAP_ID> <CLIENT_ORDER_ID> <QUANTITY> true <BASE_COIN_ID> <QUOTE_COIN_ID> <CLOCK_ID> \
  --gas-budget 5000000

Swap Between Base and Quote

sui client call \
  --package <DEEPBOOK_PACKAGE_ID> \
  --module deepbook \
  --function swap_exact_base_for_quote \
  --type-args 0x2::sui::SUI 0x2::usdc::USDC \
  --args <POOL_ID> <CLIENT_ORDER_ID> <ACCOUNT_CAP_ID> <QUANTITY> <SUI_COIN_OBJECT> <USDC_COIN_OBJECT> <CLOCK_ID> \
  --gas-budget 5000000

Otherwise

sui client call \
  --package <DEEPBOOK_PACKAGE_ID> \
  --module deepbook \
  --function swap_exact_quote_for_base \
  --type-args 0x2::sui::SUI 0x2::usdc::USDC \
  --args <POOL_ID> <CLIENT_ORDER_ID> <ACCOUNT_CAP_ID> <QUANTITY> <CLOCK_ID> <USDC_COIN_OBJECT> \
  --gas-budget 5000000

AMM bots on Sui enable automated, programmatic trading and liquidity management. Their core functionalities include providing liquidity, rebalancing portfolios, executing arbitrage strategies, and optimizing trade execution. They significantly improve upon traditional mechanisms by offering continuous, 24/7 operation, minimizing human error and emotional biases, and leveraging Sui's high throughput and low latency for faster transaction settlement and lower gas fees. For users, this translates to enhanced capital efficiency, better price discovery, reduced slippage, potential for passive income from LP fees, and access to more sophisticated trading strategies without constant manual intervention. You typically don't need to build one from scratch unless you have a highly custom strategy; platforms like Turbos Finance already offer the infrastructure for trading and liquidity provision, and third-party tools or protocols often provide advanced bot functionalities you can leverage or subscribe to.

An AMM bot in the Sui ecosystem is essentially an automated agent that interacts with liquidity pools to optimize trades, provide liquidity, or capture arbitrage opportunities. Since Sui’s object-centric design allows for fast parallel execution and lower gas fees, AMM bots can run more efficiently than on many other chains. Their key features usually include real-time monitoring of liquidity pools, automated token swaps based on predefined strategies, arbitrage detection across pools or protocols, liquidity provision and rebalancing, and gas-optimized execution to minimize costs. Compared to traditional trading mechanisms that rely on order books, AMM bots benefit from Sui’s high throughput and deterministic transaction finality, offering users faster trades, predictable pricing, and less slippage when liquidity is deep. For DeFi users, this means better access to yield opportunities, improved market efficiency, and a more trustless environment where strategies can run without intermediaries.

You don’t necessarily need to build one yourself unless you want a custom strategy. Platforms like Turbos Finance already provide AMM infrastructure, including swap, liquidity pools, and farming tools that effectively give you access to bot-like benefits without coding your own. However, if you want advanced features such as arbitrage across multiple Sui-based AMMs or custom market-making strategies, building your own bot on top of Sui’s Move smart contracts could be worthwhile.