PredictMe - AI Trading Agent
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 10, 2026.
Overview
This skill is coherent for a test-balance prediction-market trading agent, but it registers with an external service, stores an API key and preferences, and can place autonomous TEST/BONUS bets.
Install only if you are comfortable sharing an email with PredictMe and allowing the agent to place TEST/BONUS prediction-market bets. Protect the local credential file, set conservative bet limits, consider requiring approval for trades, and verify the PredictMe domain because the registry source/homepage are not provided.
Findings (5)
Artifact-based informational review of SKILL.md, metadata, install specs, static scan signals, and capability signals. ClawScan does not execute the skill or run runtime probes.
The agent can spend the in-platform test or bonus balance on prediction-market bets.
The API can place bets and mutate the PredictMe account balance, though the documented scope is limited to TEST/BONUS balances rather than REAL funds.
"path": "/bet", "method": "POST", "auth": true, "description": "Place a bet" ... "balanceType": "string (required) — TEST or BONUS (agents cannot use REAL)"
Set max bet size, stop loss, and approval preferences before allowing the agent to trade; confirm that no real-money balance is available to the agent.
Your email is sent to PredictMe and the generated API key represents the agent's PredictMe identity.
The skill collects an owner email for registration and stores a PredictMe API key for later authenticated trading.
owner_email = ask_owner("What email should I register with?") ... api_key = status.data.apiKey ... save_credentials(agent_id, api_key)Use an email you are comfortable sharing with PredictMe, and store the generated credential in a private, non-shared location.
You have fewer independent signals to confirm who maintains the skill and whether the artifact matches the provider's intended release.
The registry does not provide a source repository or homepage, so users have less provenance information for verifying the package.
Source: unknown; Homepage: none
Verify the PredictMe domain and API documentation before registering or sharing any information.
If preferences are wrong or tampered with, the agent may make future bets under unintended risk settings.
Persistent preferences can control future trading behavior, including risk level and whether per-trade approval is required.
"riskTolerance": "moderate", "maxBetPercent": 5, "stopLoss": -3.0, "profitTarget": 5.0, ... "requireApproval": false
Keep the preferences file under your control, review it before trading sessions, and consider setting requireApproval to true.
Users may underestimate the speculative nature of the activity.
The wording downplays the gambling-like nature of rapid prediction-market betting, even though the rest of the artifacts describe placing bets on 10-second outcomes.
**This is not gambling. You are a trader. Act like one.**
Treat this as prediction-market betting, even if only test funds are used, and set conservative limits.