Bot X-Ray runs on Polymarket's new data API

This week was mostly about keeping things working, plus a few additions to Quant Terminal.

Bot X-Ray runs on Polymarket's new data API

Polymarket switched off its old data API on 2 November. Bot X-Ray read wallets, trades and the "Who's winning now" list from it, so it could no longer look any of them up.

Bot X-Ray now reads Polymarket's new data API for wallet lookups, trade history, P&L history and the monthly leaderboard. It finds usernames through Polymarket's profile search.

To get it, download it again from /polymarket, or paste the prompt from /polymarket/prompt again. The prompt updates your copy in place and keeps your settings and paper trades.

Quant Terminal asks you to approve scripts one at a time

The Quant Terminal install prompt used to end with a tip: add a permanent allow rule for its scripts so a safety check wouldn't stop you next time. That rule lets those scripts run without asking.

The tip is gone. If a safety check asks before a script runs, your Claude now tells you in one line what the script does, so you can read it and approve it once.

Before you run a download, you can check it against the checksums at /kit/quant-terminal-sha256.txt. If you added the old rule, remove it with /permissions in the Quant Terminal folder.

Your locked strategy on the competition page

In a running round, the competition page only showed your return line. The builder below it holds your draft for the next round, so the strategy actually being measured wasn't anywhere on the page.

Standings now has a "Your locked strategy" line with its name, market, timeframe and direction. Open it to see the risk per trade and the full strategy. It's at app.part-timequant.com/competition.

Quant Terminal

• RSI Candle Colours. A new indicator colours each candle by the RSI zone it closed in. There are six zones, cut at 20, 30, 50, 70 and 80, and you can move every cut in its settings. That takes Quant Terminal to 88 indicators.
• Your own indicators can colour candles too, the way barcolor does in Pine Script.
• Paste Pine Script into the indicator editor and it now tells you it's Pine Script and how to get Claude or Codex to turn it into a Quant Terminal indicator. Before, you got a short error about the file format.

Get it at /tradingview.

Fixes

• Quant Terminal: custom indicators written with module.exports now save as they are.

If something here doesn't work the way it says, or there's something you want PTQ to do next, tell us.