Aggregation is the whole value here: one keyword search reaches Polymarket, Kalshi and Limitless, and the comparison tools show you where the same contract disagrees with itself.
A hosted MCP server aggregating prediction markets over PMXT — Polymarket, Kalshi and Limitless as real-money venues, with Manifold kept separate as a sentiment-only signal. Every response carries data freshness, which venues answered, which failed, match confidence, liquidity status, risk flags and a standing non-trade-recommendation disclaimer.
- Live markets and event contracts found by keyword across venues
- A synthesised brief on a topic, combining real-money signals with community sentiment
- Trending, high-volume, fast-moving or high-disagreement markets browsed
- The same event contract compared side by side: probability, liquidity, settlement
- Cross-venue price discrepancies surfaced as a discovery feed
- One named venue inspected on its own
- Metadata on every response: freshness, venues queried and failed, market type, match confidence
A Parlay account, authorised over OAuth. In Claude it connects through Custom Connectors rather than claude_desktop_config.json, which is for local stdio servers only.
One command plus a key — npx -y mcp-remote https://mcp.parlay.run/mcp, then supply credentials