Prediction market aggregator. Search and compare across Polymarket, Kalshi, Limitless, Manifold.
Config is the same across clients — only the file and path differ.
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The AI-native intelligence layer for prediction markets.
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The AI-native intelligence layer for prediction markets.
Parlay is a hosted MCP server for searching, comparing, and briefing prediction markets from AI assistants. It is a PMXT-backed aggregator over Polymarket, Kalshi, and Limitless, with Manifold treated separately as a sentiment-only signal. This repository is the public bundle and connection reference for the hosted Parlay service at https://mcp.parlay.run/mcp; it does not contain the MCP server implementation.
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
search_markets | Cross-venue keyword search for live prediction markets and event contracts |
market_brief | Synthesized brief on a topic, combining real-money signals with community sentiment |
discover_markets | Browse trending, high-volume, fast-moving, or high-disagreement markets |
compare_markets | Compare the same event contract across venues side-by-side — probability, liquidity, settlement |
scan_discrepancies | Surface cross-venue price discrepancies as a discovery feed (informational, not trade recommendations) |
inspect_platform | Drill into a single named venue |
Every tool response carries unified metadata: data freshness, venues queried, venues failed, market type (real_money / sentiment / mixed), match confidence (high / medium / low / not_applicable), liquidity status, risk flags, and a standard non-trade-recommendation disclaimer.
Parlay supports two connection paths depending on your client.
Parlay connects through Claude's Custom Connectors interface. The same flow works across all Claude surfaces.
https://mcp.parlay.run/mcpParlay's tools will appear in your tool list on the next message.
Note: Custom Connectors are available on Free, Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise plans. Free Claude users are limited to one custom connector at a time. Do not configure Parlay through
claude_desktop_config.json— that file is for local stdio MCP servers only; Parlay is a remote MCP server.
These clients read MCP server configuration from a JSON file and don't run an OAuth dance themselves. Use a personal access token instead.
export PARLAY_TOKEN=parlay_pat_xxxxxxxxxxxxOpenClaw
git clone https://github.com/parlay-run/parlay-mcp.git
openclaw plugins install ./parlay-mcp
openclaw gateway restart
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Drop the parlay entry from .mcp.json (at the root of this repo) into your client's MCP server config.
compare_markets, scan_discrepancies). The sentiment_market_excluded risk flag is emitted whenever it is filtered out. Claude / ChatGPT / Gemini / OpenClaw
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... [View full README on GitHub](https://github.com/parlay-run/parlay-mcp#readme)