# resources and prompts

Beyond tools, the MCP server provides 2 resources (read-only data) and 2 prompts (structured analysis templates).

## Resources

Resources are read-only data endpoints that AI clients can subscribe to or fetch on demand.

### trending-markets

**URI**: `yesno://trending-markets`

Returns the top 20 markets by 24-hour volume. Updated in real-time from the Gamma API.

Each market includes:

* Question text
* Current YES price
* 24h change
* Volume
* Auto-classified sector

Use case: Quick overview of what's active. Good as context for follow-up analysis.

### sector-overview

**URI**: `yesno://sector-overview`

Snapshot of all 8 sectors with aggregate metrics.

Each sector includes:

* Market count
* Average YES probability
* Total volume
* Notable movers

Use case: Sector-level pulse check. Identify which sectors have unusual activity.

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## Prompts

Prompts are pre-built analysis templates that AI clients can invoke. They structure the AI's approach to common tasks.

### analyze-market

**Name**: `analyze-market`

Full quantitative analysis of a single market. When invoked, the prompt instructs the AI to:

1. Fetch market data using `get_markets`
2. Get enriched signals using `get_market_signals`
3. Run AI analysis using `get_market_analysis`
4. Check whale flow using `get_whale_trades`
5. Synthesize into a structured report covering:
   * Verdict (YES/NO) with confidence
   * Composite probability vs market price
   * Key signals (momentum, whale flow, smart money)
   * Risk factors
   * Position sizing recommendation

Arguments:

| Parameter | Type   | Required | Description                   |
| --------- | ------ | -------- | ----------------------------- |
| `market`  | string | Yes      | Market question or identifier |

### compare-markets

**Name**: `compare-markets`

Side-by-side comparison of two or more markets. When invoked, the prompt instructs the AI to:

1. Fetch data for each market
2. Get signals for each
3. Compare across dimensions:
   * Price and momentum
   * Volume and liquidity
   * Signal alignment
   * Risk/reward profile
4. Recommend which market offers the better opportunity

Arguments:

| Parameter | Type   | Required | Description                                     |
| --------- | ------ | -------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| `markets` | string | Yes      | Comma-separated market questions or identifiers |

## Using Prompts

In Claude Desktop or Cursor, you can invoke prompts directly:

{% hint style="info" %}
For example: "Use the analyze-market prompt on 'Will the Fed cut rates in March?'"

The AI will follow the structured analysis flow, calling the appropriate tools in sequence.
{% endhint %}


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