Polymarket Ai Divergence

This skill appears to implement the described AI-divergence trading behavior, but there are important inconsistencies and sensitive demands you should understand before installing: - Credentials: The SKILL.md asks you to provide SIMMER_API_KEY (expected) and to store WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY (your wallet private key) as an environment variable for live trading. Storing private keys in env vars is risky because other processes or users with access to the environment could read them. Prefer using an SDK/hardware wallet integration or ephemeral signing keys if possible. If you must provide a private key, test in paper mode first and restrict the key's funds. - Metadata mismatch: The registry's top-level metadata said no required env vars, but clawhub.json and SKILL.md require SIMMER_API_KEY (and the README mentions WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY). This inconsistency means the install UI may not prompt you correctly; confirm required env names and scopes before enabling autonomous runs. - Verify the upstream SDK: The skill delegates signing/trading to simmer-sdk. Audit that package (pip simmer-sdk) yourself or run the skill in an isolated environment to confirm it behaves as described and does not exfiltrate secrets. - Run dry: Use the provided dry-run mode (no --live) and paper trading on the Simmer venue to verify scanner behavior. Review daily_spend.json creation and ensure file permissions are acceptable. - Autonomous runs: If you enable scheduled/autonomous execution with credentials present, the bot could place live trades without additional confirmations. If you want to limit risk, avoid giving it a live wallet key or restrict funds to a small amount. What would raise confidence: the author publishing clear docs showing how simmer-sdk uses WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY (and whether it can be substituted for a signer or hardware wallet), and updating the manifest to declare all required environment variables (including WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY) so the platform can surface appropriate warnings.