How do I install the Molt Pmxt skill?

Run npx skillmds@latest add johnalbertini14-glitch/molt-pmxt in your terminal (requires Node.js), paste this page's agent-chat prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-connected agent, or download the SKILL.md file and copy it into your agent's skills directory.

Is Molt Pmxt safe to use?

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Which AI agents work with Molt Pmxt?

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Is Molt Pmxt free to use?

Yes. Installing skills from SkillMD is free. This skill is licensed under MIT.

Who published Molt Pmxt?

johnalbertini14-glitch (@johnalbertini14-glitch) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Molt Pmxt by johnalbertini14-glitch

Name: Molt Pmxt
Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)
Author: johnalbertini14-glitch

File contents

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.

Call pmxt_search with a broad keyword for "X".
Call pmxt_quote relevant markets.
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."

---name: molt-pmxtdescription: Grants the agent real-time access to prediction markets (Polymarket, Kalshi, Limitless) for fact-checking, probability analysis, and order execution.license: MIT--- # 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."

Frequently asked questions

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