Polymarket Weather Trader

Trade Polymarket weather markets using NOAA forecasts via Simmer API. Inspired by gopfan2's $2M+ strategy. Use when user wants to trade temperature markets,...

This skill appears to do what it claims (use Simmer + NOAA to identify and optionally place weather trades). Before installing: (1) Review source if you can — the package includes weather_trader.py and status.py so skim them or run in dry-run mode first. (2) Only provide a Simmer API key with the minimal scope possible and be aware that --live will place real trades; test with dry-run and small settings first. (3) Note metadata inconsistencies (registry metadata vs. _meta.json / SKILL.md versions) and the unknown homepage/source — treat this as an unsigned third-party skill and proceed with caution. (4) If you don't want the skill writing a local config file, run it without saving settings or inspect update_config before saving. (5) Consider running behind network monitoring or with a token you can revoke quickly.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: weather-py Version: 0.1.0 The skill bundle is designed to trade Polymarket weather markets using NOAA forecasts via the Simmer API. All files (SKILL.md, status.py, weather_trader.py, config.json) align with this stated purpose. The `SKILL.md` provides clear instructions for the AI agent and user, without any evidence of prompt injection attempts to manipulate the agent into unauthorized actions. The Python scripts (`status.py`, `weather_trader.py`) legitimately access the `SIMMER_API_KEY` from environment variables to interact with `https://api.simmer.markets` and `https://api.weather.gov` for market data, portfolio information, and trade execution. Configuration is handled via `config.json` or environment variables, and the `--set` CLI argument for `weather_trader.py` uses controlled updates. There is no evidence of data exfiltration to unauthorized endpoints, malicious execution (e.g., `curl|bash`), persistence mechanisms beyond user-enabled cron scheduling, or obfuscation. The code's functionality is consistent with a legitimate trading automation tool.