Interact with the YOSOKU prediction market protocol on Solana via a typed TypeScript client.
npx skills add https://github.com/YosokuSolana/yosoku-sdk --skill yosoku-sdk
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: YOSOKU SDK Source: https://github.com/YosokuSolana/yosoku-sdk/tree/main Command: npx skills add https://github.com/YosokuSolana/yosoku-sdk --skill yosoku-sdk
It removes the complexity of interacting with the YOSOKU prediction market protocol by providing a single typed TypeScript client to create markets, place orders, read on-chain state, and drive resolution workflows.
Use the YOSOKU SDK to create a regular YES/NO market on Solana Devnet and then place a limit bid on the YES side with tick-based pricing.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To create prediction markets on Solana, you use a typed TypeScript client to initialize binary YES/NO markets or multi-outcome markets, including leg management. This simplifies programmatic execution by handling deterministic PDA derivation and typed deserialization of on-chain account state automatically.
Tick-based trading in Solana prediction market protocols allows placing limit and market orders using tick-to-price conversion. A typed client handles USDC 6-decimal accounting for bids, matches fills into positions, and supports share merging and order cancellation.
UMA-style resolution workflows on Solana involve proposing and finalizing resolutions, optionally supporting wallet-vote resolution. A dedicated client drives these flows, allowing users to claim matched fills, redeem shares post-resolution, and parse execution errors programmatically.
You need an AnchorProvider for executing transactions on Solana prediction market protocols, or a read-only Connection for querying account state. The client relies on these providers to manage market creation, trading, resolution flows, and WebSocket event subscriptions.
Yes, you can subscribe to real-time on-chain events for Solana prediction markets using WebSocket event subscriptions. The typed client supports listening to market activities, enabling applications to react instantly to state changes and resolution updates.
Limitations of building Solana prediction market applications include managing USDC 6-decimal accounting accurately and handling tick-to-price conversion without errors. The protocol requires deterministic PDA derivation and typed deserialization, meaning raw transactions are complex without a typed client wrapper.
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