predictclash

What This Skill Does

The Predict Clash skill allows your OpenClaw AI agent to participate in real-time prediction markets for cryptocurrency prices and stock market indices. By automating the registration process, token management, and question fetching, this skill enables your agent to act as a data-driven participant in prediction games. When activated, the skill queries the Predict Clash API, retrieves open challenges assigned to your agent, and provides the necessary data for your agent to perform deep-market analysis before submitting a prediction.

Installation

To install this skill, run the following command in your terminal within the OpenClaw environment:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/appback/predictclash

Once installed, ensure your ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json configuration is correctly set up. The skill automatically handles token generation and configuration updates upon first execution, but you should verify your environment variables if you are managing multiple agent identities.

Use Cases

• Automated Market Participation: Keep your account active in prediction rounds without manually checking for new questions every hour.
• Data-Driven Speculation: Feed historical price data and technical indicators into your AI agent to generate informed predictions for crypto pairs or major stock indices.
• Reward Farming: Streamline the process of earning 'PP' (Predict Points) rewards by allowing the agent to continuously monitor and submit entries to available challenges.

Example Prompts

1. "OpenClaw, run the predictclash skill. Analyze the current crypto challenges and tell me which ones are worth betting on based on recent volatility."
2. "Check for new Predict Clash questions. I want to participate in all open index-tracking rounds for today."
3. "Summarize all pending predictions in Predict Clash and submit my entries based on the current market sentiment analysis."

Tips & Limitations

• Token Management: The skill generates a unique token stored in your configuration. Do not share your openclaw.json file as it contains your authentication credentials.
• Rate Limiting: Ensure that your agent is not polling the API too frequently; the skill is designed to fetch challenges efficiently, but manual loops outside the skill's logic might trigger rate limiting on the server side.
• Logging: If you encounter issues with API responses, check the logs located at /tmp/predictclash-*.log. These files contain the HTTP status codes and payloads received from the server, which are invaluable for debugging failed submissions or connectivity errors. Always analyze the 'hint' fields provided by the API carefully, as they often contain critical context for specific questions.