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@spfunctions/cli

v1.4.4

Published

Prediction market intelligence CLI. Causal thesis model, 24/7 Kalshi/Polymarket scan, live orderbook, edge detection. Interactive agent mode with tool calling.

Readme

SimpleFunctions CLI (sf)

Prediction market thesis agent CLI. Pure HTTP client — no project dependencies.

Install

npm install -g @spfunctions/cli

Configuration

export SF_API_KEY=sf_live_xxx           # required
export SF_API_URL=https://simplefunctions.dev  # optional, defaults to production

Or pass inline:

sf --api-key sf_live_xxx list

Commands

sf list

List all theses.

ID          Status  Conf    Updated         Title
f582bf76    active   82%    Mar 12 11:13    Trump cannot exit the Iran war...

sf get <id>

Full thesis details: causal tree, edge analysis, positions, last evaluation.

sf get f582bf76
sf get f582bf76 --json

sf context <id>

Primary command for agents. Returns a compact context snapshot: thesis, confidence, causal tree nodes, top edges, positions, last evaluation summary.

sf context f582bf76
sf context f582bf76 --json   # machine-readable for agent parsing

sf create "thesis text"

Create a new thesis. Sync by default (waits for formation agent to complete).

sf create "Trump cannot exit the Iran war gracefully before 2027"
sf create "..." --async   # return immediately

sf signal <id> "content"

Inject a signal into the thesis queue. Queued for next monitor cycle.

sf signal f582bf76 "Oil closes at $95 today"
sf signal f582bf76 "Iran closes Strait of Hormuz" --type news
sf signal f582bf76 "My read: escalation likely" --type user_note

Signal types: news | user_note | external (default: user_note)

sf evaluate <id>

Trigger a deep evaluation using the heavy model (Claude Opus).

sf evaluate f582bf76

sf scan "keywords"

Explore Kalshi markets directly (no auth required).

sf scan "oil recession iran"
sf scan --series KXWTIMAX
sf scan --market KXWTIMAX-26DEC31-T140
sf scan "oil" --json

For AI Agents (OpenClaw etc.)

After npm install -g simplefunctions and setting SF_API_KEY:

You can use the sf CLI to interact with SimpleFunctions:
- sf context <id> --json    Get current thesis state (JSON)
- sf signal <id> "content"  Inject an observation note
- sf list                   List all theses
- sf scan "keywords"        Explore Kalshi markets

Agents should call sf context <id> --json periodically to get the latest state, then decide whether to inject signals or alert the user.

Local Development

cd cli
npm install
npm run dev -- list          # run without building
npm run build                # compile to dist/
npm link                     # install as global 'sf' command
sf list