Prediction Market Tools with an MCP Server
Products that publish a Model Context Protocol server, so an agent can call them as named tools — and, on a few of them, place an order.
18 tools
Categories answer “what job is this bought for”. These answer the questions that cut across all of them — what a model can call over MCP, what ships its own source, what settles in play money rather than in cash.
Products that publish a Model Context Protocol server, so an agent can call them as named tools — and, on a few of them, place an order.
18 tools
Cards whose own source is published under a licence you can read — which answers a different question at a client than it does at a platform.
18 tools
Where positions settle in a currency that does not come out again: no deposit, no withdrawal, no commission, and a price that has to be read differently.
10 tools
Products that put the same question from more than one venue in a single schema — and every one of them has to flatten a difference to do it.
14 tools
Cards that publish a WebSocket — a claim about the connection, not about what comes down it, how often it moves, or whether it opens without a key.
22 tools
Cards that run on hardware you control — a library in your process, an app you deploy, or the second half of a product whose default path is somebody else’s server.
17 tools
Cards that compute a number for whether a forecast was any good — and they do not compute the same number, or even point it the same way.
11 tools
Where a winning contract pays US dollars into a bank account — the half of this catalogue that comes with a regulator, an identity check and a fee schedule.
21 tools