Signalradar

SignalRadar — Monitor Polymarket prediction markets for probability changes and send alerts when thresholds are crossed. Use when user asks to "add a Polymar...

This skill appears to be what it says: a Polymarket monitor implemented as Python scripts that run locally and can be scheduled. Before enabling: 1) Be aware it will create and write files under ~/.signalradar (watchlist, baselines, audit logs, reply-route) — review or back up that directory if needed. 2) The skill may modify your system crontab to enable periodic checks — only allow this if you approve a background job. 3) Alert delivery to webhooks means you will supply target URLs; treat those as secrets (Slack/Telegram webhooks or bot URLs contain tokens). 4) The skill documents relying on OpenClaw-injected env vars (OPENCLAW_REPLY_CHANNEL/TARGET) and will persist route info for background push; if you run it on the OpenClaw platform, know that route info will be stored indefinitely until overwritten. 5) If you want extra assurance, scan/inspect route_delivery.py and signalradar.py (delivery and scheduling code paths) to confirm no unexpected external endpoints or behaviors. If you do not want crontab changes or local persistence, run manual checks only (use run/show commands) rather than enabling scheduling.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: signalradar Version: 1.0.8 SignalRadar is a legitimate tool designed to monitor Polymarket prediction markets and alert users to probability changes. It utilizes `crontab` for background task persistence and `urllib` for network communication with the Polymarket API and user-configured webhooks, both of which are essential for its stated functionality. The code is well-structured, uses atomic file operations in `config_utils.py` to prevent corruption, and includes explicit instructions in `SKILL.md` to prevent common AI agent errors. No evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or harmful prompt injection was found.