--- name: api.moltalyzer.xyz description: api.moltalyzer.xyz provides two categories of pre-processed intelligence feeds: daily GitHub activity digests (trending repositories, language trends, emerging tools) and Polymarket prediction market signals (outcome probabilities, confidence ratings, volume, and liquidity). All data is pre-scanned and batch-served rather than streamed in real time. host: api.moltalyzer.xyz --- # api.moltalyzer.xyz Moltalyzer is a data intelligence host serving agents that need curated, pre-analyzed snapshots of GitHub ecosystem trends and Polymarket prediction signals. It targets research, trading-decision support, and developer tooling workflows. Its distinguishing characteristic is that raw data is pre-processed into ranked or rated feeds, reducing the work an agent must do to extract actionable information from either source. ## When to use this host Use this host when an agent needs pre-processed daily GitHub trend data or Polymarket prediction signals without building its own data pipeline. It is appropriate for research summaries, developer tooling discovery, and prediction market signal screening. Do not use this host for real-time or sub-daily GitHub activity (use the GitHub API directly), live Polymarket order book or price streaming (use Polymarket's own API), keyword-based GitHub repository search, or prediction markets outside of Polymarket. The GitHub skills return only the most recent daily scan and cannot retrieve historical digests or arbitrary repositories by name. ## Capabilities ### GitHub Trend Intelligence Provides pre-scanned daily snapshots of GitHub activity, including a full digest of trending repositories, language trends, and emerging tools, as well as a filterable ranked list of top new repositories by stars. - **`fetch-latest-github-digest`** — Returns the most recent completed daily GitHub digest with analysis of trending repositories, emerging tools and frameworks, language trends, and notable projects. - **`fetch-trending-github-repos`** — Returns top trending new GitHub repositories from the most recent daily scan, sorted by stars, with metadata including language, topics, forks, license, author stats, and readme excerpts. ### Polymarket Signal Feed Delivers pre-computed Polymarket prediction market signals with confidence ratings, outcome prices, volume, and liquidity metadata, accessible either as a single indexed signal or as a filtered batch of up to 20 signals. - **`fetch-polymarket-signal`** — Returns a single Polymarket predetermined outcome signal with confidence rating, insider type, outcome prices, volume, and liquidity for a given market question. - **`fetch-polymarket-signals`** — Returns up to 20 Polymarket predetermined outcome signals with confidence ratings, outcome prices, volume, liquidity, and knowledge-source metadata per market. ## Workflows ### Polymarket Signal Survey and Deep Dive *Use when an agent needs to scan available Polymarket signals filtered by confidence level and then retrieve full details on a specific signal by its index.* 1. **`fetch-polymarket-signals`** — Retrieve a batch of signals filtered by confidence level and/or starting index to identify candidates of interest. 2. **`fetch-polymarket-signal`** — Fetch the full details of a specific signal by its index for deeper inspection before making a trading or research decision. ### GitHub Ecosystem Overview with Repo Detail *Use when an agent needs a high-level summary of GitHub trends and then wants a ranked, filterable list of specific repositories to act on.* 1. **`fetch-latest-github-digest`** — Retrieve the latest daily digest to understand macro trends, language movements, and notable projects at a summary level. 2. **`fetch-trending-github-repos`** — Fetch the ranked trending repository list, optionally filtered by language identified in the digest, to get actionable repository-level metadata. ## Skill reference ### `fetch-latest-github-digest` **Latest GitHub Digests** — Returns the most recent completed daily GitHub digest with analysis of trending repositories, emerging tools and frameworks, language trends, and notable projects. *Use when:* Use when an agent needs a current summary of GitHub activity including trending repositories, emerging AI tools, language trends, and notable open-source projects from the latest daily digest. *Not for:* Do not use for historical digest data or digests from a specific past date; this endpoint returns only the single most recent completed digest. Not suitable for real-time or sub-daily GitHub activity feeds. **Returns:** Returns success=true with a data object containing the digest id, digestDate, LLM-generated title, executive summary, and a detailed fullAnalysis markdown string covering trending repositories and emerging tools. **Example:** `GET https://api.moltalyzer.xyz/api/github/digests/latest` --- ### `fetch-polymarket-signal` **Polymarket Signal Feed** — Returns a single Polymarket predetermined outcome signal with confidence rating, insider type, outcome prices, volume, and liquidity for a given market question. *Use when:* Use when an agent needs a specific or latest Polymarket prediction market signal including outcome probabilities, insider knowledge source, and confidence level to inform trading or research decisions. *Not for:* Do not use for streaming or bulk market data; use the /api/polymarket/latest endpoint for free latest signals. Not suitable for general price feeds or non-Polymarket prediction markets. **Inputs:** - `index` (integer) — Specific signal index to retrieve. Omit to get the latest signal. Must be >= 1. **Returns:** Returns success=true with a signal object containing the market question, confidence level, insider type, knowledge source, outcome prices array, volume, liquidity, and resolution date. **Example:** `GET https://api.moltalyzer.xyz/api/polymarket/signal?index=429` --- ### `fetch-trending-github-repos` **Moltalyzer Trending GitHub Repos** — Returns top trending new GitHub repositories from the most recent daily scan, sorted by stars, with metadata including language, topics, forks, license, author stats, and readme excerpts. *Use when:* Use when an agent needs a ranked list of trending GitHub repositories from the latest daily scan, optionally filtered by programming language or capped at a specific count. *Not for:* Do not use for searching arbitrary GitHub repositories by keyword or fetching a specific repo by name; this endpoint only returns the pre-scanned daily trending list. **Inputs:** - `limit` (integer) — Maximum number of repositories to return. Must be between 1 and 100. Defaults to 30. - `language` (string) — Filter results by programming language (case-insensitive). Omit to return all languages. **Returns:** Returns success=true with a scanDate, count, and a data array of up to 30 trending repos each containing fullName, stars, forks, language, topics, license, htmlUrl, author stats, and a readmeExcerpt, plus _meta with API version and endpoint catalog. **Example:** `GET https://api.moltalyzer.xyz/api/github/repos?limit=10&language=Python` --- ### `fetch-polymarket-signals` **Polymarket SignalStream** — Returns up to 20 Polymarket predetermined outcome signals with confidence ratings, outcome prices, volume, liquidity, and knowledge-source metadata per market. *Use when:* Use when an agent needs actionable Polymarket trading signals filtered by confidence level or polled incrementally by index, to inform prediction market trading or analytics decisions. *Not for:* Do not use for streaming real-time price feeds or live order book data; this is a batch polling endpoint returning up to 20 signals per paid request. **Inputs:** - `since` (integer) — Return only signals after this signal index (for incremental polling). Must be >= 0. - `count` (integer) — Maximum number of signals to return. Must be between 1 and 20. Defaults to 5. - `confidence` (string) — Filter signals by confidence level. One of: high, medium, all. Defaults to all. **Returns:** Returns success=true with up to 5 high-confidence signal objects, each including question text, outcomePrices array, volume, liquidity, endDate, insiderType, and knowledgeSource identifying who holds the predetermined outcome. **Example:** `GET https://api.moltalyzer.xyz/api/polymarket/signals?count=5&confidence=high` ---