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CrowdIntel — Polymarket Wallet Intelligence

CrowdIntel — Polymarket Wallet Intelligence

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About CrowdIntel — Polymarket Wallet Intelligence

CrowdIntel is a read-only intelligence MCP server for agents analyzing Polymarket wallets, markets, and funding clusters. It combines scored wallet records, trading history, and market-flow signals to inform decisions without placing orders.

Key features

  1. 01Wallet performance and timing dossiers
  2. 02Insider signals and wallet alerts
  3. 03Market flow and whale activity
  4. 04Funding-cluster investigations
  5. 05Wallet screening and leaderboards

Use cases

  1. 01Assess a wallet before copying or fading its trades
  2. 02Compare smart-money flow with the crowd
  3. 03Investigate coordinated wallets before a market resolves

MCP support

Exposes Polymarket wallet, market, cluster, and investigation tools to MCP clients. It is read-only and does not place orders.

Configuration

Remote servers need no local install. Pick your client, then copy the config or install in one click.

Endpointhttps://mcp.crowdintel.xyz/mcp
Copy install command
Claude CodeTerminal
Cursor.cursor/mcp.json
VS Code.vscode/mcp.json
Claude Desktopclaude_desktop_config.json
Windsurf~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json

Run commands in a terminal; paste JSON into the client’s MCP config and restart. Servers that need sign-in will prompt on first connect.

Tools

Details

From the project README

Polymarket Agent Kit

Ask any Polymarket wallet, market, or funding cluster a question from your agent — resolved PnL, shrinkage-adjusted win rate, insider score, cluster membership, and trade history, over 1.88B indexed on-chain fills. Delivered through MCP or REST.

Not a price feed and not a trading bot: CrowdIntel answers who is on the other side and is their edge real. Use it for the decision, then execute through Polymarket's official CLOB API.

The official Polymarket/agents repo (3.7K★) was archived in May 2026 and no longer runs. This kit is a maintained, intelligence-first path for the same builders: connect your agent to the CrowdIntel MCP server for the decision side, and pair it with the official CLOB client for execution.

Read-only by design. No custody, no order placement, no keys to your funds. Your agent decides with CrowdIntel data; it trades through Polymarket's official CLOB API. Not affiliated with Polymarket — see DISCLAIMER.

60-second quickstart (Claude Desktop)

  1. Sign in at crowdintel.xyz → Settings → API → mint an MCP token (cint_mcp_…). Free on every plan, no credit card.
  2. Add to your claude_desktop_config.json:
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "crowdintel": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://mcp.crowdintel.xyz/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer cint_mcp_YOUR_TOKEN_HERE"
      }
    }
  }
}
  1. Restart Claude Desktop. Ask: "Which Polymarket wallets have real category edge in politics right now?"

Cursor, Zed, and raw JSON-RPC setups: quickstart/. Every endpoint also exists as plain REST — see the API reference and the drop-in AI context doc.

What your agent gets

GroupTools
Walletsget_wallet_stats (flagship dossier), get_wallet_timing (entry-timing edge), get_wallet_alerts (insider scores), search_wallets
Marketsget_market, get_market_alerts, get_market_flow (smart-money vs crowd), get_market_movers, get_whale_activity
Clustersget_cluster, find_funding_clusters
Alpha discoveryscan_insider_signals, screen_wallets_by_edge
Cohortslist_cohorts, get_cohort
Investigationsget_investigation, list_investigations
Leaderboardget_leaderboard

Full parameter reference: docs/tools.md.

Recipes — agent patterns that work

  1. Follow the smart money on a hot market — get_market_movers → get_market_flow → get_whale_activity.
  2. Should my agent trust this wallet's signal? — search_wallets → get_wallet_stats + get_wallet_timing + get_wallet_alerts. Raw win rates lie (small samples, wash trading, sybil clusters); the dossier ships shrinkage-adjusted stats.
  3. Find a coordinated ring before it resolves — scan_insider_signals / find_funding_clusters → get_cluster.
  4. Category-specialist copy-trade screen — screen_wallets_by_edge → get_leaderboard.

Each recipe ends where execution begins: hand the decision to the official CLOB client. This kit never places orders.

Agent Skills

Four drop-in skills for Claude / Cursor / any Agent-Skills client — each one is a procedure, not a prompt, and each states where its numbers come from:

SkillUse it to
polymarket-wallet-intelVet a wallet before copying or fading it
polymarket-whale-flowRead smart-money vs crowd flow on a live market
polymarket-sybil-clustersTell a coordinated ring from shared infrastructure
polymarket-backtestReplay a detector over resolved markets before risking money

Copy skills/ into ~/.claude/skills/ (or your client's skills directory).

Rate limits

Every tool answers on a free token; paid tiers raise the caps (see pricing). MCP daily calls: 20 free / 50 Pro / 300 Terminal / 1,500 Terminal Pro. REST: 50 req/hr free up to 5,000 req/hr Terminal Pro.

Links

Docs

  • docs/metrics.md — the formulas: EV-per-dollar CI, event-clustered z, FDR q-values, the gated insider score.
  • docs/pitfalls.md — seven ways Polymarket wallet data lies to you. Win rate can filter a board; it can never sort one.
  • docs/comparison.md — honest comparison, including when to use the official CLOB, a raw dataset, or Bitquery instead.
  • docs/tools.md — every tool, by group.
  • examples/ — Python screener, TypeScript webhook receiver, MCP config.
  • openapi.json — the full REST spec (40 endpoints), refreshed weekly by CI.

Last updated: 2026-08-16 · 1.88B fills · 2.13M markets · 3.06M scored wallets (freshness).

License

MIT. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Polymarket — see DISCLAIMER.

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