Polymarket Brain

Automates geopolitical and macroeconomic news analysis, matches expert insights to Polymarket odds, and posts actionable trade recommendations to Discord.

What to consider before installing or running this skill: - Do not run bundled scripts or .bat files blindly. Review the orchestrator (polymarket_brain_orchestrator.py and scripts/*) to see exactly what files and paths they read/write and what network endpoints they call. - The skill contains full Discord webhook URLs (tokens) in multiple files. Those allow posting to third-party channels immediately; confirm you control the target webhook or replace it with a webhook you control before running. - The SKILL.md instructs copying your entire skills directory and writing to BrowserOS core memory—both can expose or overwrite other skills and their secrets. Avoid mass-copy steps; perform any migration manually and with backups. - Polymarket interactions appear hardcoded to specific market URLs and odds; there is no documented credential handling for Polymarket. If you expect real API calls, verify where and how API keys would be stored and used. - If you want to try it safely: run it in an isolated sandbox/VM or on a throwaway account, remove or replace webhook URLs, and search the code for any network calls beyond Discord and Polymarket (look for requests.post/urllib/ socket usage). Also inspect any code that writes to %APPDATA%/BrowserOS or other user profile paths. If you want, I can (a) list specific files and lines that write to user/home paths or contain the webhook tokens, (b) search the code for outbound network endpoints beyond Discord/Polymarket, or (c) walk you through a safe checklist to run it in a sandbox. Confidence in this assessment is medium because many behaviors are plausible for a local orchestration tool, but the filesystem and persistence instructions are broader than expected for the stated purpose.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: polymarket-brain Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle implements a geopolitical trading analysis pipeline but contains highly irregular 'Persistence Guarantee' and 'Restart Protection' documents (e.g., GUARANTEE.txt, RESTART_GUARANTEE.md, and INSTALLATION_COMPLETE.txt). These files use manipulative, legalistic language designed as a prompt injection to trick the AI agent into adopting a permanent state and ensuring the workflow 'survives PC restart' by influencing the agent's core memory. While the functional code in polymarket_brain_orchestrator.py and ai_analyzer.py performs its stated task, the inclusion of hardcoded Discord webhooks (IOC: discord.com/api/webhooks/1483478506070474922/...) and the heavy emphasis on agent-level persistence and 'restart protection' are strong indicators of an attempt to manipulate the underlying AI platform's behavior.