What is Polymarket Agents (GitHub)?
Polymarket Agents is a modular developer framework, with connectors, data models, retrieval utilities and a command-line interface. It is most useful as a starting point for understanding how an agent gathers market context and external research before forming an action.
Who it is for
- Developers studying prediction-market agent architecture
- Researchers combining market data with retrieved news
- Teams extending a Python agent prototype
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Python, CLI, Docker
- Markets & venues
- Polymarket
- Market connectors
Read events and markets through Gamma and Polymarket wrappers.
- Typed objects
Represent markets, events and trades with Pydantic models.
- Retrieval utilities
Use local or remote retrieval-augmented research workflows.
- Vector storage
The Chroma integration stores embedded research material.
- External sources
Connect supported betting, news and web-search inputs.
- Prompt utilities
Organize LLM interactions around market research.
- CLI entry point
Explore markets, news, stored data and supported trading commands.
Workflows with Polymarket Agents (GitHub)
Build a research prototype
Fetch a small set of markets, retrieve relevant external material and inspect the evidence supplied to the model.
Extend a connector
Add or replace a source while preserving the shared market and trade models.
Study the execution boundary
Trace how a model output becomes an order request and replace legacy account handling with the current venue integration where necessary.
Pricing and total cost
MIT-licensed source. Model-provider calls, data-provider access, hosting and venue transactions are separate costs.
Getting started
Before you start: The README targets Python 3.9 and older client conventions.
- Create an isolated environment matching the repository’s documented Python version.
- Install dependencies and configure the relevant provider credentials.
- Use the CLI to read a small market list.
- Inspect retrieval and prompt outputs before enabling account actions.
- Compare legacy signing and funding instructions with the current official client documentation.
Useful links
What to check
- The README targets Python 3.9 and older client conventions.
- Its funding example uses legacy collateral terminology; use current official account documentation for live setup.
- The trade application is an execution entry point, not a read-only example.
- This is a framework requiring configuration and development, not a turnkey hosted assistant.
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Browse categoryFrequently asked questions about Polymarket Agents (GitHub)
Is it a ready-made Telegram bot?
No. It is a Python framework with CLI and application examples.
Can I replace the research database?
Its modular design allows other vector-store implementations.
What is Chroma used for?
Vectorizing and retrieving research material.
Should I copy the old funding instructions directly?
Use the current official wallet and client guides when implementing live account access.


