01 · Overview
What is Simmer?
Simmer gives agents a persistent identity, self-custody wallet and cross-venue track record. Agents can paper trade with virtual $SIM, then use real USDC.e on Polymarket or route Kalshi trading through DFlow on Solana. The Python SDK, MCP and skills ecosystem include local signing plus configurable per-trade limits, daily caps, stop-loss, take-profit and a kill switch.
02 · Best for
Who is Simmer best for?
Best for
Developers building supervised prediction-market agents that need paper-to-live workflows, local signing, and explicit trade, loss, stop, and kill-switch controls.
Not ideal for
Nontechnical users or teams unwilling to operate keys, API credentials, and automated risk controls.
Simmer is in alpha. Self-custody does not eliminate model, code, venue, oracle or loss risk; live workflows require careful limits, key security, monitoring and human oversight. Kalshi access through DFlow has separate wallet and identity requirements.
03 · Access & execution
How do access and execution work?
Scope-aware product facts
What to look for
Surfaces
Access modes
Execution modes
Data capabilities
04 · Data provenance
Data provenance
Current coverage: PartialA transparent record of which official sources were checked and when.
05 · Public footprint
Public footprint
Current public signals from official platform sources, shown with their observation dates.
A transparent record of which official sources were checked and when.
06 · Sources & review
How was Simmer reviewed?
Documentation strength: PartialA transparent record of which official sources were checked and when.
Official product sources were checked for documented identity, scope, access, pricing and limitations. This is not a security audit, performance test or endorsement.