AISA_API_KEY can pull mounted Polymarket and Kalshi market-discovery data so agents can identify candidate events before using venue-specific tooling for pricing, orderbook depth, or execution.
Install
First, install the AIsa CLI if you have not already:What can agents do with it?
Cross-market discovery
“Find related NFL, macro, or election markets on Polymarket and Kalshi.”
Candidate pairing
“Compare titles, event tickers, slugs, and close times to identify likely equivalent markets.”
Liquidity triage
“Use volume and liquidity fields from discovery responses to prioritize venues for deeper checks.”
Sports research workflow
“Build a same-day candidate list from available Polymarket and Kalshi market feeds.”
Elections & macro
“Surface comparable event markets before running venue-specific pricing checks.”
Execution prep
“Produce a research shortlist; perform execution and orderbook checks directly with each venue.”
How it works
1
Discover candidate markets
Query
/polymarket/markets, /polymarket/events, and /kalshi/markets to find relevant market/event records.2
Pair likely equivalents
Match candidates by title, event ticker, slug, event date, sport/team names, or market close time.
3
Validate pricing outside this AIsa surface
Use venue-native APIs or trading systems for current price, orderbook depth, and execution checks before trading.
Quick start
1. Find Polymarket candidates
2. Find Kalshi candidates
3. Compare manually or with venue-native tooling
Use shared fields such as Polymarketslug/question and Kalshi ticker/event_ticker/title to pair likely equivalents, then verify live prices and orderbooks with the relevant venue’s official API before execution.
Endpoint reference
Get started
- Sign up at aisa.one (new accounts start with $2 free credit).
- Generate an API key from the console.
export AISA_API_KEY="your-key"and install the skill:
Related
Prediction Market API
Mounted Polymarket and Kalshi discovery endpoints.
Market Data skill
The underlying data skill this one builds on.
Rate Limits
Concurrency caps when running research scans.