MCP server for Kalshi prediction markets: native RSA-PSS auth, rate limiting, demo/prod safety.
A Model Context Protocol server for Kalshi prediction markets. Native RSA-PSS auth, async token-bucket rate limiting, two-step prepare/confirm order flow with safety caps, optional bundled OAuth proxy for remote-MCP deployments, 26 tools + 4 resources across REST and WebSocket. MIT, designed to be forked. Works with any MCP client — locally via stdio (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Zed,…
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A Model Context Protocol server for Kalshi prediction markets. Native RSA-PSS auth, async token-bucket rate limiting, two-step prepare/confirm order flow with safety caps, optional bundled OAuth proxy for remote-MCP deployments, 26 tools + 4 resources across REST and WebSocket. MIT, designed to be forked. Works with any MCP client — locally via stdio (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Zed, Continue, Cline, Goose, etc.) or remotely as a self-hosted HTTP server (claude.ai custom connectors…
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