New features
23 October 2026
The short version
As of today, Polexbot ships with an AI crew aboard. Not a gimmick, not a chatbot bolted onto the sidebar — two working features that touch the two things you actually do here: deciding which markets are worth attention, and getting the bot configured to trade the way you want.
- » The Daily AI Brief — every morning at 05:14 UTC, Kimi reads the site's live boards and publishes a dated column with 3–5 markets worth watching, each linked straight to its live board at the real price it was called at. Live now at /brief.
- » The “Describe your style” setup wizard — on /settings, type one sentence of plain English and the AI maps it onto the full settings surface. You review every change in a field-by-field table, and nothing is saved until you press Apply.
Both run on Kimi, by Moonshot AI, and both read live data — not canned examples. Let's walk through each.
Feature one
The Daily AI Brief: your morning read, written from live numbers
Every morning at 05:14 UTC, an AI analyst sits down with the site's own market data — the politics boards (the Brazil runoff, the Fed decision, France, Sweden), the UEFA Champions League boards, the CS2 esports boards, and live crypto prices — and writes the day's column. It lands at /brief before most of you finish your first coffee.
How to read it:
- » Start with the picks. Each brief names 3–5 concrete “markets worth watching” — not vague sentiment, but named markets with a reason attached.
- » Check the called price. Every pick card shows the real price the market sat at when the AI called it. That number is on the record, every day, so the brief builds an honest track record you can judge.
- » Click through to the live board. Each pick links straight to its board on Polexbot — live price, order book, money flow, the works — so you go from reading to looking in one tap.
- » Dig the archive. The index at /brief keeps every edition, and each day lives on its own dated page — today's is /brief/2026-10-23. Yesterday's takes don't get quietly edited away; they stay up, prices and all.
One straight-talk note, because we always give it: the brief is a reading list, not a tip sheet. It tells you where the interesting action is and why — what you do with that is your call, made with your own judgment and your own bankroll.
Feature two
“Describe your style”: configure 20+ knobs with one sentence
The settings page is powerful — strategy choice, asset selection, entry sizing, DCA rungs, risk ceilings, the lot. It's also a lot of knobs. So we gave it a translator. On /settings you'll now find a Describe your style card: type how you want to trade, in plain English, and Kimi maps your words onto the full settings surface.
Try it like this:
- » Write one honest sentence. Things like “conservative, BTC and ETH only, small $5 bets”, or “aggressive constellation, all six coins, $20 entries, no DCA”, or “tight risk, stop me out fast, only trade evenings”. Example chips sit right there in the card if you want a starting point.
- » Hit CONFIGURE WITH AI. A few seconds later you get the AI's reading of your style — which strategy it picked and why, in writing.
- » Read the change table. Every field it wants to touch is listed field by field — strategy, assets, entry size, DCA amounts, stop-loss floor, concurrency — so you can see exactly what “conservative, BTC and ETH only” means in knobs before it means anything at all.
- » Apply — or don't. Nothing is saved until you press Apply. Don't like a value? Edit it first; the wizard fills the form, and the normal save flow — with all its existing validation — does the rest. Apply is always the human's call.
That's the whole loop: sentence in, reviewed configuration out. New users get from zero to a sane setup in a minute; veterans get a fast way to test a style they'd been too lazy to dial in by hand.
Under the hood
How it works — and why the AI can't go rogue
Both features run the same disciplined pipeline, and the order of the steps is the whole point:
- » Live data snapshot first. The server pulls the current state of the site's boards and price feeds — the same numbers you see on the pages — and hands that snapshot to the model. The AI never guesses prices from memory.
- » Kimi does the analysis. Moonshot AI's Kimi model reads the snapshot and produces its output as strict, structured data — picks with reasons for the brief, a settings object for the wizard. No free-form prose gets near your config.
- » Server-side safety clamps, every time. Before any AI suggestion can touch a configuration, every single field passes through the server's own sanitizer — values out of range are clamped, nonsense is dropped. The AI proposes; the server disposes.
- » The human signs off. For the wizard, the final gate is you: the Apply button. For the brief, the pipeline ends at publication — it advises, it never trades.
The brief runs on this pipeline automatically once a day: snapshot, analysis, publish, archive. Set it and forget it — the column just shows up every morning, written from that morning's numbers.
The bottom line
An analyst for your mornings, a translator for your settings — both live right now
This is the AI integration we promised to do carefully: real features, grounded in live data, clamped server-side, with a human holding the final say. The Daily AI Brief makes the site's boards work for you before you're even awake. The setup wizard makes the most powerful page on the site as easy as describing what you want.
Go meet the crew. Read today's brief, then describe your style and see what the AI comes back with — the review table costs you nothing but a look.
Polexbot is an independent tool with no affiliation to Polymarket or Moonshot AI. Prediction markets carry real risk and past performance does not guarantee future results. AI picks and AI-suggested settings are informational, not financial advice.
Both features are live on your account right now. One sentence is all it takes.