Polymarket Fee Aware Divergence

Trades AI-vs-market divergence on Polymarket only when the gap clears fees, spread, and a configurable safety margin. Skips every trade where the math doesn'...

Before installing or enabling this skill: - Confirm that SIMMER_API_KEY is the only credential you intend to grant; this API key lets the skill list markets and place trades. Treat it like a trading key and limit privileges where possible. - The package declares a pip dependency (simmer-sdk) but provides no install step; ensure the environment installs simmer-sdk (pip install simmer-sdk) or the skill will fail to run. - The clawhub.json lists WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY as optional, but the code doesn't use it; ask the author whether external-wallet functionality exists and whether providing a private key is necessary (avoid giving private keys unless absolutely required and reviewed). - The skill will include the divergence math and AI consensus in the public trade 'reasoning' field and logs — if that data is sensitive, do not enable public trade posting. - There are minor bugs/rough edges in the code (e.g., format_reason references an undefined variable which could crash or garble logged reasons); test thoroughly on TRADING_VENUE=sim and run many paper trades as recommended before enabling live funds. - Because the skill can autonomously run on a cron, limit MAX_TRADES and run in paper mode until you are confident in behavior. Rotate credentials after testing if they were exposed in logs. If you want, provide the runtime environment details (whether pip packages are auto-installed by the platform) and I can re-evaluate with higher confidence.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: polymarket-fee-aware-divergence Version: 0.1.0 The skill implements a legitimate fee-aware trading strategy for Polymarket as described in its documentation. The Python script (fee_aware_divergence.py) uses the simmer-sdk to fetch market data and execute trades based on a calculated edge that accounts for fees and spreads. There is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or prompt injection; the environment variables requested in clawhub.json are standard for automated trading applications.