Polymarket developers have released a command-line interface that enables quick access to prediction markets using AI bots.
Svmuu News: Polymarket developer Suhail Kakar announced on X that the Polymarket CLI (Command Line Interface) has been launched. Built using Rust, it is the fastest way for AI bots to access prediction markets. Users’ bots can query markets, execute trades, and retrieve data directly from the terminal.
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