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Market research system

Polymarket OPP + RL Stack

A research pipeline with its decisions on record.

TypeScriptPythonWebSocketsSQLite
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THE PROJECT

Event ingestion, enrichment, model scoring and paper-execution boundaries across two services.

The engineering work connects a streaming event pipeline to enrichment, an LLM research stage and a Python reinforcement-learning scorer. Signal and risk gates sit between scoring and a paper executor, with reconciliation and settlement evidence retained alongside decisions. It demonstrates system plumbing and measurement rather than a profitable trading strategy.

  • Streaming events and staged candidate filtering
  • Separate TypeScript pipeline and Python scorer
  • Paper execution, reconciliation and evidence trails

Research project. The supplied architecture image contains historical measurements; the documented strategy recommendation is no_deploy.

THE INTERFACE

A closer look.

UNDER THE SURFACE

How it fits together.

The event-processing service calls a separate scoring service. Explicit signal and risk checks decide whether a candidate reaches the paper-execution path.

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Polymarket OPP + RL Stack simplified architecture: Event intake; Enrichment & pre-gate; LLM research; Python RL scorer; Signal & risk gates; Paper & evidence
  1. 01
    Event intake

    WebSocket trade events

  2. 02
    Enrichment & pre-gate

    Quotes, history and filters

  3. 03
    LLM research

    Source-informed judgment

  4. 04
    Python RL scorer

    Policy and value estimates

  5. 05
    Signal & risk gates

    Candidate admission

  6. 06
    Paper & evidence

    Reconcile and document

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