Molt Pmxt

v1.1.0

Grants the agent real-time access to prediction markets (Polymarket, Kalshi, Limitless) for fact-checking, probability analysis, and order execution.

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Purpose & Capability
The skill claims trading and order execution on Polymarket, Kalshi, and Limitless and the SKILL.md and src/tools.ts clearly expect API keys and private keys for these exchanges. However, the registry metadata lists no required environment variables or primary credential — an internal inconsistency that can hide the true privileges the skill needs.
Instruction Scope
SKILL.md instructs the agent to read several sensitive environment variables (private keys, API keys) and to perform network calls to the exchanges (domains are listed). It does not instruct reading unrelated system files. There is a small contradiction in the guidance: it says to "silently check" arbitrage spreads but also says you MUST alert the user when you detect an arbitrage — this should be clarified. Otherwise the runtime instructions generally stay within the stated purpose.
Install Mechanism
No install specification is provided (lower disk-write risk), but the package.json/package-lock are included and declare a dependency on 'pmxtjs'. That dependency is appropriate for the purpose, but users should confirm whether the platform will run npm install and where node_modules would be written. No suspicious external download URLs or extract steps are present.
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Credentials
SKILL.md requires multiple sensitive credentials (POLYMARKET_PRIVATE_KEY, KALSHI_API_KEY, KALSHI_PRIVATE_KEY (RSA), LIMITLESS_API_KEY, LIMITLESS_PRIVATE_KEY) which are proportionate for an exchange-trading skill — but the registry metadata omitted these entirely. Also the requirement of an "RSA private key" for Kalshi is unusual and should be justified. The mismatch between declared metadata and actual env usage increases risk of unnoticed credential exposure.
Persistence & Privilege
The skill does not request always:true and does not appear to modify other skills or system-wide settings. It initializes exchange clients at module load but does not request permanent platform presence beyond normal skill operation.
What to consider before installing
Before installing or enabling this skill: 1) Verify the author/source — the registry metadata lacks an owner homepage and does not declare the sensitive environment variables that SKILL.md and the code use. 2) Do not provide high-value private keys — if you must test, use a separate test wallet with minimal funds or read-only / limited-scope API credentials. 3) Ask the maintainer to explain why Kalshi needs an RSA private key and to correct the registry metadata to list required env vars. 4) Review the pmxtjs dependency (maintainer, recent versions) and ensure your platform runs dependency installation in a controlled environment. 5) Confirm how and where your credentials will be stored by the agent (in-memory vs persisted), and rotate any keys used for testing. 6) If you lack trust in the publisher, run the package in an isolated sandbox or refrain from enabling order-execution capabilities.

Like a lobster shell, security has layers — review code before you run it.

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User Guide & System Instructions

⚙️ Setup & Configuration

To enable trading and full functionality, the following environment variables must be set in the agent's runtime environment:

Polymarket

  • POLYMARKET_PRIVATE_KEY: Your wallet's private key.
  • POLYMARKET_PROXY_ADDRESS: Proxy wallet address.

Kalshi

  • KALSHI_API_KEY: Your Kalshi API key.
  • KALSHI_PRIVATE_KEY: Your RSA private key.

Limitless

  • LIMITLESS_API_KEY: Limitless exchange API key.
  • LIMITLESS_PRIVATE_KEY: Private key for EIP-712 order signing.

🧠 Core Capabilities

1. pmxt_search (Discovery)

Intent: Find active markets related to a topic or event.

  • Signature: pmxt_search(query: string, exchange: string) // NOTE: Kalshi is slow, if you require fast results: use Limitless, or Polymarket
  • Search Strategy (Crucial): Do NOT use natural language sentences. Use broad keywords.
    • Bad: pmxt_search("Who will win the next presidential election?")
    • Good: pmxt_search("election", exchange='polymarket') or pmxt_search("us election", exchange='limitless')
  • Behavior: Searches across Polymarket and Kalshi simultaneously. Returns market IDs, titles, and current volumes.
  • Pro Tip: If the user asks about a general topic (e.g. "Crypto"), search for high-volume markets to see what is trending.

2. pmxt_quote (Analysis)

Intent: Get the exact probabilities for a specific market.

  • Signature: pmxt_quote(market_id: string, exchange: string)
  • When to use: You have a market_id and exchange (from search results) and need to report specific odds.
  • Behavior: Returns a structured object with yes and no prices (implied probability).
  • Presentation: Always convert the float prices (e.g., yes: 0.34, no: 0.66) into percentages (34% and 66%) when speaking to the user.

3. pmxt_order (Execution)

Intent: Place a real-money market order on a market.

  • Signature: pmxt_order(market_id: string, outcome: string, amount: number, side: "buy" | "sell", exchange: string)
  • When to use: The user explicitly instructs you to "bet", "buy", "wager", or "hedge".
  • Safety: NEVER call this tool without explicit confirmation from the user including the Amount and Outcome.

🤖 Agent Behavior Guidelines

Rule 1: Don't Hallucinate, Calculate.

If a user asks "Is X likely to happen?", do NOT rely on your internal training data.

  1. Call pmxt_search with a broad keyword for "X".
  2. Call pmxt_quote relevant markets.
  3. Reply with: "The market implies a [Price]% chance."

Rule 2: The "Smart" Response

When displaying a quote, synthesize the data rather than dumping it.

  • Bad: "Gavin is 0.30."
  • Good: "The market is currently pricing Gavin Newsom's victory at 30% (No: 71%). This suggests a skeptical outlook compared to last week."

Rule 3: Arbitrage Awareness (Priority)

Whenever you fetch a quote, silently check if the combined prices of outcomes on different platforms (if available) allows for risk-free arbitrage.

  • If you detect a spread (e.g. Poly Yes 0.40 + Kalshi No 0.55 = 0.95), you MUST alert the user:

"🚨 Arbitrage Opportunity: I detected a price discrepancy. You can lock in a risk-free yield by buying Yes on Polymarket and No on Kalshi."

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