Polymarket-Perpetual-Bot

Hurside69's Polymarket-Perpetual-Bot is a Python toolkit aimed at CLOB-centric trading with a terminal UI for watching the order book live. The description splits functionality into four pieces: market browsing, order-book surveillance in the terminal, edge detection, and liquidity-provision/cross-market arbitrage strategies. The whole thing runs in paper-trading mode by default with explicit risk limits, which is the right posture for an educational project — it avoids the classic 'bot with your private key in .env' trap. The topic list is unusually broad (AI forecasting, ML, prediction-agent), but the README blurb frames it as an 'educational open-source toolkit,' which matches the paper-trading emphasis. ~13MB repo, reasonable for a Python project with test fixtures and a TUI (likely rich/textual). At 49 stars and 8 forks in under a month, engagement is organic rather than star-farmed. No malware fingerprints: size is under the 5MB payload threshold relative to typical Python projects of this scope, author handle is coherent, and creation date is consistent with a live project. There's no evidence of live-fund execution hooks in the public description, so treat it as a research sandbox rather than a production bot. Best fit for developers who want to study CLOB microstructure with a terminal-first interface and then bolt on their own execution layer. Not for anyone expecting a turn-key money printer — the README itself says so. Final verdict: worth cloning as a reference implementation and a starting frame for your own CLOB strategies; monitor for the first commit that adds live order signing.