Licensed execution kits · your stack
Licensed execution kits for technical operators who want a clearer path from setup to validation to live operation on infrastructure they control.
Your infra, your config, your execution path.
Delivery
Checkout email with download links, signed .lic, and simple file checks before you unpack.
Configure
Limits, credentials, and venue parameters in environment variables on the machine or VPS you run.
Validate
Simulation and shipped buyer checklists so you rehearse behavior before serious size.
Operate
Structured logs and guard behavior when books or feeds look stale, so sessions stay reviewable.
Positioning
DIY stacks rot: feed quirks, nonce races, partial fills, and settlement edge cases eat weekends. These kits package the boring integration spine so you start from something you can read, configure, and stress-test.
Order paths, state, reconciliation, and settlement-aware behavior ship wired for Polymarket-class CLOBs. You are not inventing the whole control plane from scripts.
You get a defined build with docs that match it. No chasing breaking changes across five repos before you can test.
Strategy, limits, keys, and venue rules stay yours. The product removes glue-code drag, not accountability.
Start here
New buyers usually move through the automation guide, compare kits, read a note or two from the blog, then use contact or the docs assistant for fit checks. Keeping those paths explicit makes the public site easier for both operators and crawlers to understand.
Automation guide
Plain-English orientation for prediction market bots, CLOB mechanics, and self-hosted fit.
Products
Compare kits by time window, operating style, and delivery expectations before checkout.
Blog
Read settlement, latency, and operator-discipline notes that support the commercial pages.
Docs assistant
Ask questions against the public documentation when you want setup detail before purchase.
Curated lineup
The 5m, 15m, 1h, and 4h Scalp Kits share the same core settlement-scalp strategy. They differ by round length, settlement rhythm, and how often you are in and out of a session: tighter cycles versus more room for depth and gate cadence.
Copy Trade is a different workflow category: integrating outside or leader flow into execution you host, not the scalp timer path. Mean reversion and other kits live in the full store.
5m window
$999.99one purchase
Polymarket's 5-minute crypto up or down markets. The kit works a short window near the end of each round, not the whole period. You set trading limits and credentials in env, deploy on your own hardware, and confirm behavior with simulation and the shipped checklists before live size.
15m window
$999.99one purchase
Polymarket's 15-minute crypto up or down markets. The kit works a short window near the end of each round, not the whole period. You set trading limits and credentials in env, deploy on your own hardware, and confirm behavior with simulation and the shipped checklists before live size.
1h window
$999.99one purchase
Polymarket's one-hour crypto up or down markets. The kit works a short window near the end of each round, not the whole period. You set trading limits and credentials in env, deploy on your own hardware, and confirm behavior with simulation and the shipped checklists before live size.
Signal-ready
$2,500.00one purchase
For when your edge already lives in signals or a leader account. This kit is the integration layer: bring outside flow into a stack you control, map it to execution, and keep rails for stale data, disconnects, and leader drift. It is careful plumbing and safety behavior, not a packaged core strategy bot. Execution is buy-only; the kit does not place sell orders.
Pay
MoonPay and Stripe.
Where you trade
Built for prediction markets today, with Kalshi coming soon.
What feeds results
Prices, weather, game scores: whatever the market’s rules say counts for settlement.
Venues and data providers set their own rules; the kit is your automation layer on top.
Store checkout can use MoonPay for crypto (hosted swap or inline pay links); Stripe may appear for other flows. Current kits integrate with Polymarket exchange rails; Kalshi support is planned. Reference data often includes crypto prices (Binance, Chainlink on Polymarket RTDS), weather (Wunderground where rules cite it), and live sports scores and status (NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, NCAA) via Polymarket Sports WebSocket. Authoritative resolution is always each market’s written rules; these feeds do not execute your trades.
The purchase
A concrete kit, not a vague toolkit promise.
Licensed runtime + buyer docs
Software and private documentation pinned to the release you bought, not a moving GitHub thread.
Artifacts in email
Download links, license file, and simple integrity checks so you know you unpacked the right package.
Env-driven configuration
Limits, API credentials, and venue parameters you set on your machine or server, not ours.
Rehearsal path before size
Simulation modes and buyer checklists shipped with the kit so your first real session is not guesswork.
CLOB Forge sells software kits. Trading involves risk of loss. Past behavior of any system does not predict future results. You are responsible for following exchange rules, your strategy, and how much you risk.
From purchase to operation
Steps
Checkout
Pick a kit and pay. Standard products need no sales call.
Email delivery
Download links, signed license file, getting-started steps, and verification checks land in your order inbox.
Install
Deploy the bundle on the host you chose. Follow the shipped layout and prerequisites, not an empty repo.
Configure
Set limits, credentials, and venue parameters in env. Read buyer docs for that exact build before you connect live keys.
Dry run and checklists
Use simulation and the shipped checklists to rehearse behavior. Fix config before you lean on size.
Promote when ready
Increase exposure only when logs and outcomes match what you expected in rehearsal. If something drifts, pause and re-validate.
Browse documentationFor people who will install, configure env, read logs, and validate before they size up. Not for passive hands-off buyers.
Runtime
Discovery through monitoring in one packaged path. The diagram is scope, not a promise of returns.
Finding markets
Choosing what to trade, when, and whether it still looks healthy.
Connecting
Signing in and talking to the exchange the right way.
Orders
Sending, changing, and canceling orders.
What you are holding
Keeping orders and positions straight on your side.
Double-checking
Making sure the exchange and your machine agree.
Resolution
Handling how the market ends and what that means for you.
Practice
Replaying and testing before real money is on the line.
Watching
Alerts and screens so problems do not sneak up on you.
Rough flow: each box is a step your setup goes through, from picking markets to watching that things still look right. Read the first row left to right, then the second. On Polymarket (today’s focus), their rules, fees, and terms still apply.
Common questions
Central limit order book: bids and asks sit in a book and the venue matches trades. Polymarket-style markets use that shape. Our kits are software you run to automate against venues that work that way.
When you need something custom, have unusual constraints, or are not sure a listed kit matches how you operate. Standard kits are meant to be self-serve.
Next step
Compare cadence and scope in the store. Read how automation fits your stack on the guide if you are still orienting.
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