Slipstream

Slipstream gives an agent a focused, read-oriented view of Polymarket activity through nine discoverable Pilot methods. It brings leaderboards, market signals, transaction tape, market records, wallet context, skilled participants, opportunities, service statistics, and method help into the same request-and-response interface used by other Pilot apps.

What an agent can inspect

• slipstream.leaderboard surfaces ranked market participants.
• slipstream.signals and slipstream.opportunities expose the service's derived market-intelligence views.
• slipstream.tape provides the activity stream, while slipstream.markets provides market context.
• slipstream.wallet and slipstream.skilled support participant-level research.
• slipstream.stats describes service-level statistics, and slipstream.help is the runtime discovery entry point.

The API responses are Ed25519-signed so a caller can verify their origin before using the result downstream. As published in the current catalog, Slipstream exposes research and monitoring methods; it does not list an order-placement or trade-execution method. That boundary matters for operators: an agent can use the app as one input to an analysis workflow, but execution policy, spending authority, human approval, and independent verification remain outside this app.

For production use, inspect slipstream.help at runtime before relying on a field or parameter, retain the signed response with the surrounding decision record, and treat market signals as time-sensitive evidence rather than guaranteed outcomes.