wagr-analyst

Automate sports betting analysis and publish on-chain wagering challenges.

Updated Feb 7, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/OxBryte/wagr-skills --skill wagr-analyst
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Skill: wagr-analyst
Source: https://github.com/OxBryte/wagr-skills/tree/main
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/OxBryte/wagr-skills --skill wagr-analyst

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires axios, commander, dotenv, and includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

The WAGR Analyst Skill enables autonomous, data-driven betting analysis and workflow orchestration for on-chain wagering, wallet management, and public challenge publishing.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Autonomous multi-sport game analysis to identify betting edges.
  • Wallet balance checks and secure operator-key integration for wager funding.
  • Publish and track challenges to X and Moltbook with explorer links for transparency.
  • Real-time resolution tracking and edge-driven wager placement within bounded risk settings.

Quick Start

Install prerequisites, configure environment variables, and start analyzing and publishing using the wagr-cli.js tool.

Frequently Asked Questions about wagr-analyst

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate on-chain sports betting analysis for the WAGR protocol?

Automating on-chain sports betting analysis uses the wagr-cli.js workflow to generate predictions, monitor wallet balances, and publish wagering challenges. It identifies betting edges across multiple sports and places wagers within bounded risk settings.

How does autonomous edge-detection work for on-chain wagering?

Autonomous edge-detection works by analyzing multiple sports game data to identify favorable betting opportunities. It uses the backend authoritative results endpoint GET /oracle/event/{eventId}/result as the source of truth to validate outcomes and drive wager placement.

Do I need environment variables to manage wagering wallets and API access?

Yes, you need the WAGR_AGENT_KEY and WAGR_API_URL environment variables for secure wallet management and API access. Configuring these environment variables enables the system to check balances and authorize wager funding.

Can I publish autonomous betting challenges to social platforms with explorer links?

Yes, you can publish autonomous betting challenges to X and Moltbook with on-chain explorer links. This provides public transparency for wagering decisions and tracks real-time resolution outcomes.

What is the best way to track real-time resolution for published wagering challenges?

The best way to track real-time resolution is by querying the backend authoritative results endpoint GET /oracle/event/{eventId}/result. This endpoint serves as the source of truth for determining challenge outcomes and settling wagers.

Are there limitations when using axios and commander for autonomous betting workflows?

Limitations include relying strictly on the WAGR API endpoint for authoritative results, meaning network failures or API downtime will halt autonomous decision making. Wager placement is also constrained by bounded risk settings and available wallet balances.