Polymarket Intelligence Skill

Monitor Polymarket prediction markets, spot mispricings between crowd probabilities and real-world evidence, track whale positioning from the top-50 leaderbo...

Do not install or run this skill as-is. The SKILL.md expects local Node scripts (fetch.js, analyze.js, cron.js, deliver.js) but the registry bundle contains no code — this could be an incomplete listing or a deployment guide rather than an executable skill. Before proceeding: 1) ask the publisher for the source repository or packaged code and inspect cron.js, fetch.js, analyze.js, and deliver.js for network calls, data handling, and how Telegram tokens are used; 2) ensure you only provide Telegram bot tokens/chat IDs for bots you control and limit their permissions; 3) verify where logs and data are stored and whether the skill posts data to any external endpoints beyond Telegram/Polymarket; 4) prefer running the code in an isolated environment and review npm dependencies before running `npm install`; and 5) if you want a registry skill, request the maintainer to publish the actual code or a link to a trusted repository so you can perform a code review. Without the source, the package is incomplete and should be treated as suspicious.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: pkedge Version: 1.0.3 The pkedge skill is a Polymarket intelligence tool that requires high-risk permissions, including access to Telegram bot tokens via environment variables and the ability to perform automated web searches and external data transmission. The SKILL.md file instructs the agent to establish persistence using cron.js and launchd, and to perform frequent automated tasks that involve scraping wallet data and sending alerts to external Telegram channels. While these actions align with the stated purpose of a trading monitor, the absence of the actual implementation code (fetch.js, analyze.js, deliver.js) prevents verification that these capabilities and credentials are not being used for unauthorized data exfiltration or broader system access.