Automated trading is all the rage right now, and everyone is teaching people to have Claude place orders directly.


But permissions shouldn’t be tied together like this.
One rule you can take away is: research permissions can be given to an Agent, but trading permissions (wallet, signing, placing orders) must not be handed over together.
The correct split is: only open a public, read-only research interface; the execution interface is always separate and requires manual approval.
polymarket-toolkit does exactly this.
After GitHub open-sources runesleo/polymarket-toolkit, MCP provides 10 read-only tools.
You can use them for research tasks like checking profiles, activities, market scanning, and redemption status.
The tools don’t come with keys, don’t connect to a wallet, and also can’t place orders at all.
The latest version of polymarket-toolkit-mcp on npm is 0.7.2, and the rules are the same.
First open the research side; wallet signing and order execution go through a separate manual gate.
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