Parlay is a hosted MCP server for searching, comparing, and briefing prediction markets from AI assistants. It is a PMXT-backed aggregator over
Parlay is a hosted MCP server for searching, comparing, and briefing prediction markets from AI assistants. It is a PMXT-backed aggregator over Polymarket, Kalshi
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| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| search_markets | Cross-venue keyword search for live prediction markets and event contracts |
| market_brief | Synthesized brief on a topic, combining real-money signals with community sentiment |
| discover_markets | Browse trending, high-volume, fast-moving, or high-disagreement markets |
| compare_markets | Compare the same event contract across venues side-by-side — probability, liquidity, settlement |
| scan_discrepancies | Surface cross-venue price discrepancies as a discovery feed (informational, not trade recommendations) |
| inspect_platform | Drill into a single named venue |
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